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Vszerda

Vszerda 300W 12V In-Line Power Module Pico PSU DC-ATX-300W internal power cable

SKU CH-QPA3-9C728

Delivers 300 W of 12 V power in a compact Pico PSU form factor for space-constrained builds

  • Delivers 300 W from a single 12 V input
  • Pico PSU form factor fits ultra-compact builds
  • In-line module design reduces cable clutter
  • Durable board construction for reliable long-term operation

In-Line 12 V 300 W Pico PSU module

This compact DC-ATX board converts a single 12 volt rail into standard ATX voltages for small-form-factor builds. It delivers up to 300 watts of continuous power from a space-saving in-line design.

Practical limits of the 12 V DC input

The unit requires a regulated 12 volt source capable of supplying the full load current. No onboard voltage regulation or battery backup is provided, so the external supply must maintain stable output under transient spikes.

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Price $39.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the 300W version or a lower-wattage model for my build?

The 300W rating is the maximum continuous output this module can deliver from a 12V source, so select it only if your components' combined draw stays under that limit.

What does the 300W figure actually mean once the module is installed in a system?

It means the board can supply up to 300 watts of regulated power to the motherboard and peripherals as long as the 12V input can sustain that load.

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