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Rectangular ATX power supply unit with 8-pin connector, matte metal finish

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 240W 8Pin ATX Power Supply 3040 3050 5040

SKU CH-1HDQ-NG55M

Delivers 240 W through an 8-pin ATX connector for 3040, 3050 and 5040 systems

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • 240W output powers compatible systems
  • 8-pin ATX connector fits listed models
  • Quality components support stable delivery

KHACHIMO 240W ATX power supply

This 240W ATX power supply from KHACHIMO is tested and working. It is intended for systems that require an 8-pin connector and a modest power budget. The unit is supplied new and matches part numbers such as 04GJV9 and 0H62JR.

Replaces lower-capacity ATX units

This supply upgrades older or failed 240W ATX units in compatible chassis. It is not for builds that need higher wattage, additional PCIe connectors or modular cabling. The jump is worth it when the original unit has failed or when a direct 8-pin replacement is required.

Highlights

  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • 240W output powers compatible systems
  • 8-pin ATX connector fits listed models
  • Quality components support stable delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the 240W unit use a standard ATX bracket and 8-pin connector for the 3040 chassis?

The supply follows the ATX form factor and provides an 8-pin connector, so it mounts in a standard ATX bracket and plugs directly into the 8-pin motherboard header.

What is the correct order to seat the 8-pin plug before tightening the four case screws?

Align and press the 8-pin connector fully into the motherboard socket first, then secure the unit with the four mounting screws to avoid stress on the pins.

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