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KHACHIMO
ATX switching power supply with DAE2P, DAE3P and DAE4P connectors, tested working
The KHACHIMO UJ722 is an ATX power supply intended for desktop computer builds and repairs. It is supplied new and has been tested working by the supplier. Builders who need a specific form factor or efficiency certification not confirmed here should verify compatibility before purchase.
The unit provides DAE2P, DAE3P and DAE4P connectors for internal power distribution. Good quality construction is highlighted by the supplier. Systems requiring different connector types or higher total output than this model provides will need an alternative solution.
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It is an ATX-type unit so it provides the usual 24-pin motherboard connector and 4-pin or 8-pin CPU power leads for standard desktop builds.
The unit fits a regular ATX power-supply bay using four rear mounting holes on the standard pitch and requires enough depth for a typical ATX-length chassis.
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