CIT MTX001B Mini ITX Case with 300W
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CIT MTX001B Mini ITX Case with 300W
Scan code: LN32256 Manufacturer code: MTX001B
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CIT MTX001B Mini ITX Case with 300W

CiT MTX001B, Black, mini-ITX Case with 300W PSU
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Scan code: LN32256 Manufacturer code: MTX001B
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  • SCANPROTECT Protect against installation damage for 28 days.
Product Overview • MTX-001B Piano Black Shiny Mini ITX Case with 300W PSU
• Excellent EMI protection design
• Refined design, with folded metal edges for safe assembly
• Sturdy structure
• 300W Micro ATX Standard PSU Fitted
• Vent Holes to release hot air on the Front, Rear and both Sides
Features Power Supply Connections
• 20+4 Pin Main Connectors: x 1
• P4 4-Pin 12V Connectors x 1
• 4-Pin Molex Peripheral Connectors x 3
• SATA Connectors x 1
• Floppy Drive Connectors x 1
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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