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Compact SFX power supply unit in matte black finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO FSP450-60GHS SFX power supply 450W

SKU CH-9Q84-VBTTM

SFX power supply delivers 450 W for compact ITX and cash-register builds

  • Product typeATX
  • SFX form factor fits compact ITX builds
  • 450W output powers cash-register systems reliably
  • Temperature-controlled fan keeps noise low under load
  • Unit tested working before shipment

KHACHIMO FSP450-60GHS SFX 450W power supply

This SFX form-factor unit delivers 450 W of continuous power for compact ITX builds and embedded systems such as cash-register terminals. Its small footprint suits space-constrained chassis where standard ATX units will not fit. The supply has been tested and verified as working before dispatch.

450 W capacity with temperature-controlled cooling

The 450 W rating provides headroom for mainstream processors and integrated graphics in small-form-factor PCs. It runs out of capacity when a discrete graphics card or multiple high-draw drives are added, so builders planning heavier GPU loads should look elsewhere. Temperature-controlled fan operation keeps acoustic output low during typical workloads.

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Price $140.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 450W output support my older ITX motherboard and cash-register peripherals?

The unit delivers 450W through an ATX-compatible design, so it can power legacy ITX boards and typical cash-register add-ons within that wattage limit.

How can I confirm the temperature-controlled fan is operating correctly after installation?

Power the system and listen for the fan to spin up; its speed should rise and fall with load changes, showing the temperature control is active.

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