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Metal ATX power supply unit with 4-pin connector 250W rating

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO DPS-250AB-47D 250W 4Pin power supply

SKU CH-YJ90-2TWBF

A 250 W ATX power supply with a 4-pin connector, tested and confirmed working

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 250 W of stable ATX power
  • Tested and verified to work correctly
  • Built with quality components for reliability
  • 4-pin connector fits compatible motherboards directly

250W ATX power supply

This 250W ATX power supply provides reliable power for low-draw desktop systems. It uses a standard four-pin connector to deliver stable voltage to the motherboard. The unit is supplied new and has been tested for correct operation. It suits office PCs, thin clients or basic workstations with modest energy demands.

Four-pin ATX connection

Installation requires a motherboard with a matching four-pin ATX power socket and a case that accepts a standard ATX form-factor unit. The 250W output leaves headroom for a CPU and integrated graphics but cannot support discrete graphics cards or multiple drives. Builders needing higher wattage or additional peripheral connectors should select a larger supply.

Highlights

  • Delivers 250 W of stable ATX power
  • Tested and verified to work correctly
  • Built with quality components for reliability
  • 4-pin connector fits compatible motherboards directly

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 250 W rating hold up during continuous full-load operation?

The unit is rated at 250 W and tested working, so it delivers that output under sustained use.

How loud or hot does the DPS-250AB-47D get when running all day?

It uses a standard switching design with a built-in fan; expect typical PSU noise and warmth at 250 W load.

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