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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO AT Power Supply PS-270A 270W

SKU CH-S1JM-WXSYW

ATX desktop power supply delivering 270 W output, tested working and listed March 21 2024

  • Product typeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard AT cases
  • 270 W output powers legacy AT builds
  • Tested working for reliable start-up
  • Quality components deliver stable voltage rails
  • First listed by manufacturer March 21 2024

ATX form factor 270W

This KHACHIMO AT power supply delivers 270W through the ATX form factor. It is built for systems that require a standard ATX unit at this output level. The unit has been tested working before dispatch.

Suits legacy ATX builds; not for high-power GPUs

This unit suits owners of older ATX chassis or replacement projects that specify a 270W ATX supply. Builders planning modern discrete graphics cards or multi-drive arrays should look at higher-wattage ATX units instead.

Tested working status

The supplier confirms each unit is test working, which reduces the chance of receiving a dead-on-arrival part. No modular cables, software utilities or mounting accessories are mentioned in the data.

How it compares

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Price $98.99
Cheaper than about 68% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Does my motherboard need a 20-pin ATX connector to use this PS-270A?

Yes, the unit is an ATX-type supply so it provides the standard 20-pin main connector that early ATX boards require.

Can I keep my existing 3.5-inch drives and ISA cards when installing this 270 W supply?

The supply includes Molex and floppy power leads, so older drives and ISA-era peripherals can stay connected.

How do I verify the PS-270A is operating correctly after installation?

Switch the supply on; the fan should spin and the system should complete POST without unexpected shutdowns.

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