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KHACHIMO VX270 270W ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO VX270 GPS-270AB 270W power supply

SKU CH-AA7H-C7SKD

A 270 W ATX switching power supply tested and confirmed working

  • Product typeATX
  • Delivers 270 W for stable system operation
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • Tested working before shipment for reliability
  • Quality components ensure consistent power output

KHACHIMO 270W ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO VX270 GPS-270AB is a 270W ATX switching power supply supplied in new condition. It has been tested as working and is described by the manufacturer as good quality. This unit provides standard ATX power for desktop systems.

Suitable for low-power ATX builds

This supply fits builds that require a 270W ATX source such as office PCs or legacy hardware refreshes. It is not for systems needing higher wattage, modular cabling or specific connector counts not listed here. Builders needing greater headroom should look elsewhere.

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Price $79.99
Cheaper than about 75% of the 10,869 comparable items (median $142.99).

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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX mounting pattern does the 270W VX270 GPS-270AB use?

The 270W VX270 GPS-270AB follows the standard ATX form factor, so it fits any case with regular ATX power supply mounting holes and rear cutout.

Which cables must be connected during installation, and which one do builders often forget?

Connect the 24-pin motherboard cable and the CPU power cable first; the CPU power connector near the socket is the one most frequently missed.

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