Lian Li PC-P80R ATI Special Edition Aluminium Super Full Tower Case Without PSU
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Lian Li PC-P80R ATI Special Edition Aluminium Super Full Tower Case Without PSU
Scan code: LN25544 Manufacturer code: PC-P80R
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Lian Li PC-P80R ATI Special Edition Aluminium Super Full Tower Case Without PSU

Lian Li PC-P80R ATI Special Edition Aluminium Super Full Tower Case Without PSU
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Scan code: LN25544 Manufacturer code: PC-P80R
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Product Overview •ARMORSUIT PC-P80 has a 2mm thick aluminium front panel with a unique setup of three 14cm fans in the front to intake cool air into the system.

•These fans have LEDs to illuminate the whole front panel.

•ARMORSUIT PC-P80 features a huge internal space, which can be fitted with the most powerful hardware. Compatible with 12" x 13" dual processor EATX serverboard, with a lot of room for other hardware. Features •It also features 10 PCI slots, for the most advanced graphics system - it can house four dual layers graphihcs cards! The ARMORSUIT PC-P80 is designed for today's, and tomorrow's lastest hardware.

•There are twelve 5.25" bays in ARMORSUIT PC-P80. There are also two modularized HDD cages, which can hold three 3.5" HDD each. User can adjust the position of the HDD cage to suit their need.

•3.5" drive bay (Internal) : 6 ( using 6 x 5.25 )
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
1 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
SCAN
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