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KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO PWS-2K20A-1R 2000W ATX power supply

SKU CH-61XD-WXJ9M

A 2000W ATX switching power supply tested for reliable operation

  • TypeATX
  • 2000 W output powers demanding multi-GPU builds
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good-quality components support stable delivery

High-wattage ATX supply for demanding builds

The KHACHIMO PWS-2K20A-1R delivers 2000 W of continuous ATX power for workstations, render nodes and multi-GPU rigs that draw sustained heavy loads. It is tested working and built to good quality standards for reliable operation in high-draw systems.

2000 W capacity with headroom for multi-GPU arrays

At 2000 W the unit comfortably powers dual high-end graphics cards, high-core-count CPUs and large drive arrays without hitting its limit. It runs out when a build exceeds the rated output or requires specialised server-grade connectors not present on a standard ATX design.

Highlights

  • 2000 W output powers demanding multi-GPU builds
  • ATX form factor fits standard chassis
  • Tested working for reliable operation
  • Good-quality components support stable delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 2000W ATX supply fit my existing full-tower case and standard motherboard?

The unit follows the ATX form factor, so it mounts in any standard ATX chassis and connects to 24-pin, 8-pin CPU and PCIe cables on current motherboards.

How can I verify the 2000W unit is delivering stable power after installation?

The supplier confirms each unit is test-working; after fitting, check that the system posts, voltages in BIOS read within ATX tolerances, and the fan spins under load.

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