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Compact silver ATX power supply unit with 12-pin connector

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godream 12Pin 200W Switching Power Supply ATX 30TFX

SKU CH-DRGW-YQ7F4

A 200 W ATX switching supply with a 12-pin connector for TFX form-factor systems

  • Product typeATX
  • 12-pin connector fits compatible ATX systems
  • 200 W output powers essential components
  • 30TFX form factor suits compact builds
  • Replaces GW-T200SPWC-TF and HK300-71PP units

200W TFX Power Supply for 12-Pin Systems

This 200 watt TFX power supply uses a 12-pin connector layout and fits ATX-type specifications. It matches part numbers GW-T200SPWC-TF, HK300-71PP, GW-TFX200AHD and ATX200-30TFX. The unit is suited for compact builds that require this specific pin-out and wattage.

Check your motherboard power connector

Verify that your motherboard accepts a 12-pin ATX power connector before ordering. Confirm the chassis can accommodate a TFX form-factor supply and that 200 watts meets the total draw of your components. Cross-reference the listed part numbers with your hardware documentation.

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Price $34.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 12-pin 200 W unit include the ATX cable or must it be purchased separately?

The power supply is supplied with the 12-pin ATX connector fitted; no extra cable is required for a standard ATX build.

How do I decide between the 30TFX and 300-71PP versions listed in the title?

Both designations refer to the same 200 W TFX form-factor unit; choose the code that matches your chassis label.

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