KHACHIMO
KHACHIMO MATX 300W ATX Power Supply FSP300-50SNV FSP300-60GNV
A MATX 300 W ATX power supply for RTX 1050Ti and 1060Ti builds with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, zero-RPM fan mode and Modern Standby support
- TypeATX
- Faster wake-from-sleep with Modern Standby support
- 80 PLUS Gold efficiency cuts power draw and heat
- Zero RPM fan mode keeps system silent at low load
- Resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion delivers clean, stable power
- 300 W ATX unit built for compact MATX builds
300 W ATX Power Supply for Micro-ATX Builds
This 300 W ATX unit delivers Modern Standby compatible power with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency. The resonant LLC topology and DC-to-DC conversion provide clean voltage rails for stable system operation. Zero RPM fan mode keeps acoustics low during light workloads. It fits standard Micro-ATX chassis and supports RTX 1050 and 1060 class graphics cards.
Upgrade from Lower Efficiency or Noisy Units
Replacing a bronze-rated or group-regulated supply reduces heat output and eliminates coil whine thanks to the LLC resonant design. The jump is worthwhile when building a modern standby system that demands fast wake times and low idle draw. Zero RPM operation benefits offices or bedrooms where silence matters. Builders needing more than 300 W for higher-tier GPUs or multi-drive arrays should look elsewhere.
Limits of the ATX 300 W Standard
The 300 W ceiling restricts use to entry-level GPUs and modest CPU configurations. Modern Standby support requires a compatible motherboard and operating system to function. Gold efficiency peaks at typical loads; very light or maximum loads sit lower on the curve. Zero RPM mode disengages once temperatures rise past the internal threshold, so sustained heavy loads will spin the fan.
Highlights
- Faster wake-from-sleep with Modern Standby support
- 80 PLUS Gold efficiency cuts power draw and heat
- Zero RPM fan mode keeps system silent at low load
- Resonant LLC topology with DC-to-DC conversion delivers clean, stable power
- 300 W ATX unit built for compact MATX builds
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
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Questions about this item
Will the ATX form factor fit inside a micro-ATX case?
This unit follows the standard ATX layout, so it needs a case with an ATX PSU bay; a micro-ATX chassis may not have the mounting points.
What is the main installation step people forget with the Zero RPM fan mode?
Connect the motherboard fan-header cable so the PSU can report its temperature and let the controller stop the fan at low load.
How often should the internal fan be cleaned to keep the Zero RPM mode working?
Blow dust out of the fan grille every six to twelve months; a clogged fan prevents the Zero RPM controller from spinning down properly.
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