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KHACHIMO S6720 350W ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO S6720 350W ATX power supply

SKU CH-3K6D-1MNDV

ATX switching power supply delivering 350 W for desktop PC builds

  • TypeATX
  • 350 W ATX output powers standard desktop builds
  • S6720 model tested working before shipment
  • Good-quality components deliver stable DC power
  • Switching topology keeps efficiency high under load

KHACHIMO S6720 350W ATX unit

This KHACHIMO S6720 is a 350W ATX power supply built to the standard form factor. It arrives new and has been tested working by the supplier, who notes good quality construction. The unit delivers 350 watts of continuous power for desktop systems.

Basic desktop builds and replacements

This supply suits builders assembling or repairing office PCs, home desktops or low-power workstations that require a standard ATX unit. Systems with dedicated graphics cards, multiple drives or high-end processors needing more than 350W should look at higher-capacity models.

Highlights

  • 350 W ATX output powers standard desktop builds
  • S6720 model tested working before shipment
  • Good-quality components deliver stable DC power
  • Switching topology keeps efficiency high under load

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

Is the 350W rating sufficient for a typical office PC?

The 350W unit is designed for standard ATX systems with modest power demands such as integrated graphics and a single hard drive.

Does the S6720 include the standard 24-pin ATX and 4-pin CPU connectors?

As an ATX type supply it provides the standard motherboard and CPU power connectors required for a typical desktop build.

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