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KHACHIMO 350W ATX power supply unit metal housing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO 350W Power Supply U1A-D10350-DRB

SKU CH-CPFX-X9DJ5

ATX 350W power supply tested working and ready for system builds

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 350 W output powers typical office and home systems
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable voltage delivery

350 W ATX power supply for desktop builds

The KHACHIMO U1A-D10350-DRB is a 350 W ATX unit tested for reliable operation. It suits standard desktop systems that require a straightforward replacement or a new build with modest power demands. The supply is supplied new and verified working before dispatch.

Direct swap for failing 350 W ATX units

This supply replaces an existing 350 W ATX power supply that has failed or become unstable. The upgrade is worth it when the current unit shows voltage irregularities, random shutdowns or audible coil noise. It is not intended for systems that need higher wattage or additional PCIe connectors for discrete graphics cards.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 350 W output powers typical office and home systems
  • Tested working before shipment ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable voltage delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Does the ATX form factor of this 350W unit fit a standard desktop case?

Yes, the ATX design matches standard mounting holes and dimensions for most desktop chassis.

What is the common mistake when installing the U1A-D10350-DRB?

Forgetting to seat the 24-pin motherboard connector fully until it clicks, which causes no-post faults.

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