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Rectangular silver desktop power supply unit with water-cooling label

NShi

NShi 600W Water-Cooled Silent Power Supply 500W 700W

SKU CH-75XK-WVTTR

A 600 W water-cooled power supply with silent operation for desktop systems, rated between 500 W and 700 W

  • Chassis TypeDesktop
  • 600 W module power supply delivers stable desktop power
  • Water-cooled design enables silent operation
  • 500 W to 700 W range suits varied builds
  • Desktop chassis form factor fits standard hosts

600W Water-Cooled Power Supply

This NShi unit is a 600W module power supply that uses water cooling for silent operation. It is built for desktop host systems and fits a desktop chassis type. The design targets quiet delivery of 600W in a server chassis form factor. ||

Suits Quiet Desktop Builds

This supply suits builders who want water-cooled silence at 600W in a desktop chassis. It does not suit buyers who need more than 600W or who require an ATX-form-factor unit for a standard tower case.

Highlights

  • 600 W module power supply delivers stable desktop power
  • Water-cooled design enables silent operation
  • 500 W to 700 W range suits varied builds
  • Desktop chassis form factor fits standard hosts

Specifications

Chassis TypeDesktop

Questions about this item

Does this 600 W water-cooled unit fit a standard ATX desktop chassis?

The supply is built for a desktop chassis; verify your case accepts an ATX-form-factor PSU before purchasing.

Can I keep my existing 24-pin motherboard cable when installing this 500–700 W supply?

Yes, the unit provides a standard 24-pin ATX connector compatible with current motherboards.

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