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Rectangular ATX power supply unit with metal casing and rear fan grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO SPS800-512TE-A SPS800-512TF-A D200 775W 840W power supply

SKU CH-HSX2-1PH01

An ATX power supply delivering 775 watts continuous and 840 watts peak output, tested and confirmed working

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard PC cases
  • 775 W continuous output with 840 W peak capacity
  • D200 series design tested working before dispatch
  • Good-quality components for reliable power delivery

KHACHIMO D200 775W ATX power supply

This KHACHIMO D200 unit is an ATX power supply rated for 775 watts continuous output with a peak capacity of 840 watts. It carries model identifiers SPS800-512TE-A and SPS800-512TF-A and is supplied in new condition. The unit has been tested for correct operation and is described as good quality by the supplier.

Suits builders needing a 775W ATX replacement

This supply fits standard ATX cases and delivers 775 watts for systems that require that level of power. Builders who need a higher continuous wattage, modular cabling, specific efficiency certifications or detailed connector counts not listed here should look at other models.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard PC cases
  • 775 W continuous output with 840 W peak capacity
  • D200 series design tested working before dispatch
  • Good-quality components for reliable power delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How much continuous power can the 775 W rating deliver before protection engages?

The unit is rated for 775 W continuous output; sustained loads at or near that level will trigger its built-in protection circuits.

What noise and heat levels should I expect when the supply runs at 840 W peak for extended periods?

At the 840 W peak rating the fan speed increases to maintain safe temperatures, producing audible airflow noise while keeping internal components within thermal limits.

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