KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO 100W ATX Power Supply PSC100-A-1 FSP100-1E02
ATX power supply delivering 100 watts, tested working, first listed March 14 2024
- TypeATX
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- 100 W output powers basic office builds
- Tested working before shipment ensures reliability
- Good quality components support stable operation
- First listed by manufacturer on 14 March 2024
100W ATX power supply
This KHACHIMO unit delivers 100 watts through a standard ATX form factor. It is intended for low-power desktop systems or legacy hardware that requires an ATX connector. The model PSC100-A-1 carries the FSP100-1E02 reference and was first listed in 2024.
Suits basic office or legacy PCs
It fits builders who need a simple replacement for a failed low-wattage ATX supply in an existing chassis. It does not suit systems with dedicated graphics cards, multi-drive arrays or modern high-draw processors that exceed the 100W rating. Buyers who want more power should look elsewhere.
Straightforward ATX installation
Installation follows the usual ATX procedure: mount the unit, connect the mainboard and peripheral cables, then secure the chassis. The supplier notes the unit is test working, reducing the chance of a dead-on-arrival unit. The main risk is under-powering a build that actually needs a higher wattage rating.
Highlights
- ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
- 100 W output powers basic office builds
- Tested working before shipment ensures reliability
- Good quality components support stable operation
- First listed by manufacturer on 14 March 2024
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
What ATX motherboard connector does this 100W power supply require to function?
It uses a standard ATX connector that plugs directly into any ATX-compatible motherboard.
Will this 100W ATX unit power legacy components such as older hard drives or expansion cards?
Yes, standard ATX outputs provide the voltages older drives and cards expect.
How can I confirm the PSC100-A-1 is operating correctly after installation?
The supplier test-working check means the unit powers on and delivers stable voltage to the motherboard.
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