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KHACHIMO THE CLASSIC II SERIES 500W ATX power supply unit

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO THE CLASSIC II SERIES 500W power supply

SKU CH-TXX0-J1J82

A 500W ATX switching power supply from the Classic II series, tested for reliable operation

  • TypeATX
  • Delivers 500 W of stable ATX power for desktop builds
  • Tested and verified to work before it leaves the factory
  • Built with quality components for reliable long-term operation
  • Standard ATX form factor fits most PC cases

Reliable 500W ATX power supply

This ATX switching power supply delivers a rated 500W output for standard desktop builds. It suits office PCs, home workstations and entry-level gaming rigs that need dependable power without premium features. Each unit is tested before shipping to confirm correct operation. Builders seeking higher wattage or modular cabling should look elsewhere.

Steady output under continuous load

The Classic II Series is designed to maintain its rated output during extended use rather than only in short bursts. Stable voltage rails protect components during long work sessions or gaming periods. Basic protection circuits guard against common electrical faults. Systems with power-hungry graphics cards or multi-GPU configurations will exceed this unit's capacity.

Highlights

  • Delivers 500 W of stable ATX power for desktop builds
  • Tested and verified to work before it leaves the factory
  • Built with quality components for reliable long-term operation
  • Standard ATX form factor fits most PC cases

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How much power does the 500W Classic II unit draw from the wall when my system runs all day?

The supply is rated to deliver up to 500W of DC power to your components; actual AC draw will depend on the load your hardware places on it.

What must my case and motherboard already support for this ATX power supply to fit and connect?

Your case needs an ATX-form-factor PSU bay and your motherboard must accept the standard 24-pin main power connector plus the 4/8-pin CPU power connector.

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