KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO VX300 GTX1050 550 Mute Power Supply 300W 400W
An ATX power supply rated at 300 W with a 400 W peak, 80 PLUS Gold efficiency and a zero-RPM fan mode for silent low-load operation
- TypeATX
- Modern Standby support for faster wake-from-sleep
- 80 PLUS Gold efficiency reduces power draw and heat
- Zero RPM fan mode enables silent low-load operation
- Resonant LLC with DC-to-DC topology delivers clean power
- 300 W rated output with 400 W peak capacity
Khachimo VX300 300W ATX Power Supply
This Khachimo VX300 is a 300 W ATX power supply rated for 400 W peak output. It carries 80 PLUS Gold certification and uses resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion for stable voltage delivery. Modern Standby compatibility enables fast wake times and improved low-load efficiency. The unit targets compact or entry-level builds that need efficient, quiet power.
Zero RPM Fan Mode for Silent Operation
The Zero RPM fan mode stops the cooling fan completely at low and medium loads, making it suited for noise-sensitive environments such as home offices or media PCs. Builders who need higher continuous wattage for discrete graphics cards or multi-drive arrays should consider a higher-capacity model instead.
300 W Continuous / 400 W Peak Rating
The single specification that determines fit is the 300 W continuous rating with a 400 W peak limit. Verify that the total system draw under full load stays within 300 W before selecting this unit.
Highlights
- Modern Standby support for faster wake-from-sleep
- 80 PLUS Gold efficiency reduces power draw and heat
- Zero RPM fan mode enables silent low-load operation
- Resonant LLC with DC-to-DC topology delivers clean power
- 300 W rated output with 400 W peak capacity
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
How loud is the 550 mute power supply under daily load?
The Zero RPM fan mode keeps the unit silent at low and medium loads, while 80 PLUS Gold efficiency reduces heat and overall noise.
What connectors must my build already provide for this ATX unit?
Standard ATX 24-pin motherboard, 4/8-pin CPU and peripheral cables are required to power the system.
Will the 300W rated output support an older GTX1050-class card?
The 300W continuous and 400W peak ratings cover a GTX1050-class card and typical platform power draw.
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