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KHACHIMO 350W ATX power supply unit MT-352

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 350W ATX Power Supply MT-352

SKU CH-SPWE-FK1V9

A 350 W ATX switching power supply, model MT-352 MT-350, tested for reliable operation

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 350 W for standard desktop builds
  • ATX form factor fits most PC cases
  • Tested working before dispatch
  • Good quality construction for reliable operation

KHACHIMO 350W ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO MT-352 is a 350W ATX switching power supply built for standard desktop builds. It has been tested for basic operation and uses a fixed cable layout. This unit targets entry-level systems with modest power requirements.

Suited to budget office

It does not serve builds that require higher output, modular cables or certified efficiency ratings. Buyers running discrete graphics cards, multi-drive arrays or overclocked processors should look at larger units. Those needing quiet operation or specific connector counts should verify the fixed harness meets their needs.

Highlights

  • Delivers 350 W for standard desktop builds
  • ATX form factor fits most PC cases
  • Tested working before dispatch
  • Good quality construction for reliable operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What motherboard power connectors does the MT-352 include?

The MT-352 is an ATX-type supply, so it provides the standard 20+4 pin main connector and a 4-pin CPU power plug for compatible motherboards.

Can the MT-352 power a system that still uses an older 20-pin motherboard socket?

Yes, the 20+4 pin main connector on the MT-352 splits to fit both legacy 20-pin and modern 24-pin ATX sockets.

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