Cooler Master N300 Mid Tower Case with side Window No PSU
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Cooler Master N300 Mid Tower Case with side Window No PSU
Scan code: LN60583 Manufacturer code: NSE-300-KWN1
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Scan code: LN60583 Manufacturer code: NSE-300-KWN1
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Product Overview N Series

Optimal cooling and expandability blended with a subtle industrial aesthetic. These cases feature mesh front panels and support for many fans as well as extensive water cooling support to ensure excellent cooling performance. Features • Full mesh on the front panel
• Supports a 240mm liquid cooling radiator or two 120mm fans on the right side / at the top
• Supports a 120mm liquid cooling radiator in the rear
• Supports high-end graphics cards up to 320mm / 12.6 inch, including NVIDIA GTX 690 & AMD HD 7990
• Supports up to 8 HDDs (2 tool-less)
• Dust filter under the PSU for easy maintenance
• Accessible power switch button with blue LED illuminated when the power is on
• Super Speed USB 3.0 Support
• Includes two SickleFlow 120mm fans arranged for optimum airflow in the front and rear with support for up to 7 fans
• Large side panel window
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
28 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
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Cooler Master N300 Mid Tower Case with side Window No PSU
Cooler Master N300 Mid Tower Case with side Window No PSU
Cooler Master N300 Mid Tower Case with side Window No PSU