KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO 150W ATX Power Supply 5710/5720/6720SI
ATX power supply delivers 150 W for systems using 5710, 5720 or 6720SI chassis
- TypeATX
- ATX form factor fits standard 5710/5720/6720SI chassis
- 150W output powers essential system components reliably
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
- Tested working by manufacturer before shipment
- First listed April 2024 with current ATX design
Compatible ATX 150W PSU
This 150W ATX power supply is built for the 5710, 5720 and 6720SI chassis. It delivers standard ATX voltages for basic desktop configurations. The unit is tested working and rated as good quality. It suits office PCs or low-power rebuilds where a compact ATX source is required.
Steady 150W delivery under load
Rated at 150W, the supply maintains its output during continuous operation rather than only in short bursts. The tested-working status confirms stable rails across the full duty cycle. This behaviour supports reliable uptime for everyday workloads without unexpected shutdowns.
Direct replacement for original 5710 5720 6720SI
The PSU matches the factory part for the listed models, so the upgrade is a straight swap when the original unit fails or degrades. The jump is worth it when the system shows power instability or will not start. No adapter or wiring changes are needed.
Highlights
- ATX form factor fits standard 5710/5720/6720SI chassis
- 150W output powers essential system components reliably
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
- Tested working by manufacturer before shipment
- First listed April 2024 with current ATX design
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
How much heat and noise does the 150W ATX unit produce when running continuously?
The 150W ATX power supply is tested working and built with good quality components, which helps it run stably during all-day operation.
Which motherboard power connectors does the 5710/5720/6720SI require that I must already have?
This ATX power supply uses the standard ATX motherboard connector, so your motherboard must provide a matching ATX power socket.
Will the 150W ATX model power older components such as legacy drives or expansion cards I plan to keep?
As a standard ATX unit it delivers the usual voltage rails, so it can support older drives and cards that rely on those same rails.
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