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KHACHIMO
A 650 W ATX switching power supply tested working for reliable system power
The KHACHIMO X3455 is a 650W ATX switching power supply built for desktop computer builds. It delivers 650 watts of power for standard system components. The unit has been tested working and is supplied in new condition. Part numbers 40K7172 and 42C9716 identify this specific model.
This supply fits builders assembling a typical ATX system requiring 650W output. It is not for systems needing higher wattage or redundant power configurations. Buyers needing modular cables or specific efficiency certifications should look at other units. It suits single-GPU setups with standard power demands.
| Type | ATX |
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Yes, the unit follows the ATX form factor so it matches the standard 24-pin motherboard connector and the usual mounting holes found on older cases.
The supplier confirms each unit is test working; after fitting it, the system should boot normally and the PSU fan should spin, showing the supply is operating as intended.
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