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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO P1S-2300V-R YServer 300W ATX power supply

SKU CH-RQKZ-AQY87

A 300W ATX power supply tested for reliable operation, first listed in 2024

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 300 W of reliable ATX power for stable system operation
  • Tested and verified working before shipment for immediate confidence
  • Built with quality components to support continuous server workloads
  • Standard ATX form factor fits common chassis layouts without modification
  • First listed by the manufacturer in March 2024 as a current design

300W ATX server supply

The KHACHIMO P1S-2300V-R YServer is a 300W ATX power supply built for standard server chassis. It delivers reliable power for rack-mount or tower systems running continuous workloads. The unit is new and tested before shipment.

Straightforward ATX fit

Installation follows the standard ATX mounting pattern and connector layout used in most server cases. No proprietary brackets or cable kits are required. The main risk is underestimating total system draw when multiple drives or expansion cards are added.

300W capacity ceiling

The 300W rating handles a single-CPU board with a modest drive count and basic I/O. Headroom shrinks quickly once high-wattage GPUs, many spinning disks or dual processors are introduced. Builders needing more than 300W should specify a higher-output unit.

Highlights

  • Delivers 300 W of reliable ATX power for stable system operation
  • Tested and verified working before shipment for immediate confidence
  • Built with quality components to support continuous server workloads
  • Standard ATX form factor fits common chassis layouts without modification
  • First listed by the manufacturer in March 2024 as a current design

Specifications

TypeATX

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