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KHACHIMO Z230 ATX power supply unit in metal casing

KHACHIMO

KHACHIMO Z230 ATX Power Supply DPS-400AB-19 A

SKU CH-C701-Q1VJF

A 400 W ATX power supply tested working for reliable desktop operation

  • TypeATX
  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 400 W output powers typical workstation builds
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery

Z230 ATX Power Supply 400W

The KHACHIMO Z230 is a 400 watt ATX power supply built for standard desktop workstations. It carries part numbers WS704427-001 and 705045-001 and is supplied new. The unit is tested working and intended for systems that require a conventional ATX form factor.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous load the supply delivers its rated 400 watts through the ATX interface. It is not designed for high-end multi-GPU configurations or extreme overclocking scenarios that demand higher continuous current. Builders needing greater wattage headroom should consider a higher-capacity unit.

Highlights

  • ATX form factor fits standard desktop cases
  • 400 W output powers typical workstation builds
  • Tested working ensures reliable operation
  • Good quality components support stable delivery

Specifications

TypeATX

Questions about this item

How loud is the KHACHIMO Z230 400 W ATX power supply when running continuously?

The unit has been tested working and uses a standard ATX cooling fan; noise level depends on load and case airflow.

What connectors must my motherboard and components already have for this KHACHIMO Z230 PSU to work?

It follows the ATX form factor, so your motherboard needs a 24-pin main connector and the usual 4/8-pin CPU power header.

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