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KHACHIMO FSP350-50BR 350W ATX power supply unit, silver metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO FSP350-50BR 350W ATX power supply

SKU CH-Y5WM-X3GQA

350W ATX power supply tested working for reliable system power

  • TypeATX
  • 350 W output powers standard ATX builds
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • Good-quality components support stable voltage delivery
  • ATX form factor fits common desktop cases

KHACHIMO 350W ATX power supply

The KHACHIMO FSP350-50BR is a 350W ATX power supply built for basic desktop systems. It suits office PCs, home workstations or light-use builds that draw modest power. The unit is tested working and ships new.

Standard ATX fit for compatible chassis

This supply follows the ATX form factor so it fits standard cases with matching cut-outs and mounting points. It frees up budget for other components while delivering the rated output. Builds needing higher wattage or extra connectors should choose a larger unit.

Highlights

  • 350 W output powers standard ATX builds
  • Tested working before dispatch for reliable operation
  • Good-quality components support stable voltage delivery
  • ATX form factor fits common desktop cases

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How long can the FSP350-50BR sustain its 350 W output before hitting a thermal or protection limit?

The unit is tested working and rated for 350 W continuous output; sustained loads at that level are within its design envelope.

What noise and heat levels should I expect from the FSP350-50BR when it runs at full load all day?

The supply uses a standard ATX cooling fan; under continuous 350 W load the fan ramps up to move heat out of the chassis, producing typical ATX PSU noise and exhaust temperatures.

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