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Rectangular ATX power supply unit in matte black finish with cooling fan grille

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO T2000 450W Power Supply 300-1817

SKU CH-9T1Y-VH7S3

Delivers 450 W of ATX power in a tested, working T2000 unit

  • TypeATX
  • Tested working so the unit is ready to install
  • 450W output delivers stable power for standard ATX builds
  • ATX form factor fits most desktop chassis
  • Good quality components support reliable everyday operation

KHACHIMO T2000 450W ATX Power Supply

The KHACHIMO T2000 delivers 450W through a standard ATX form factor for desktop builds. It carries the manufacturer part numbers 300-1817 and DS450HE-3-001 for exact identification. Each unit is test working and described as good quality by the supplier.

Replaces a failed or lower-wattage ATX unit

The jump is worth it when the existing supply cannot sustain 450W or has become unreliable. Builders who need more than 450W or require modular cabling should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Tested working so the unit is ready to install
  • 450W output delivers stable power for standard ATX builds
  • ATX form factor fits most desktop chassis
  • Good quality components support reliable everyday operation

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

What ATX case clearance does the KHACHIMO T2000 450W unit require?

The KHACHIMO T2000 450W follows the standard ATX form factor, so it fits any case designed for ATX power supplies with the usual mounting holes and rear cut-out.

Which cables must be connected first when installing the KHACHIMO T2000 450W, and what step is often missed?

Connect the 24-pin motherboard cable and the 4- or 8-pin CPU power cable before routing any peripheral leads; the step most often missed is seating the CPU power connector fully until it clicks.

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