KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO GIN-3500V 3500W ATX power supply
ATX server power supply delivering 3500W output, listed April 2024, tested working
- TypeATX
- 3500W output supports demanding server builds
- ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
- New condition ensures full factory reliability
- Tested working before dispatch for confidence
- First listed April 11 2024 for current design
KHACHIMO GIN-3500V ATX power supply
The KHACHIMO GIN-3500V is a 3500W ATX power supply listed by the manufacturer in April 2024. It is built for systems that require very high output from a standard ATX form factor. The unit is supplied new and has been test verified by the supplier.
Suited to high-density servers
This unit suits builders assembling high-density servers or multi-GPU workstations that can use a 3500W ATX source. It is not for compact PCs, low-power desktops or any build where a standard ATX connector layout does not fit. Buyers who need redundant hot-swap modules should look elsewhere.
Delivers 3500W continuous capacity
The 3500W rating provides substantial headroom for multiple high-end GPUs, many drives and heavy CPU loads. It runs out when the combined system draw exceeds the rated maximum or when the chassis cannot accommodate a standard ATX unit of this power class. No modular cable count or efficiency certification is specified.
Highlights
- 3500W output supports demanding server builds
- ATX form factor fits standard chassis layouts
- New condition ensures full factory reliability
- Tested working before dispatch for confidence
- First listed April 11 2024 for current design
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
What motherboard power connector does the 3500W ATX unit require?
The power supply uses the standard ATX connector, so any motherboard with a 24-pin ATX socket will accept it.
Will the GIN-3500V share a 12 V rail with legacy PCI cards I keep installed?
As a single-rail ATX design, the 12 V output is shared across all connectors, including any older PCI expansion cards.
How can I confirm the 3500W supply is delivering power after installation?
Switch the unit on and verify that the motherboard power LED lights and the system POST screen appears.
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