Sharkoon T9 ATX Case
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Sharkoon T9 ATX Case
Scan code: LN39265 Manufacturer code: 4044951011407
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Sharkoon T9 ATX Case

Sharkoon T9 Value Green Edition Mid Tower Case inc Front USB 3.0/Audio & Cable Management
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Scan code: LN39265 Manufacturer code: 4044951011407
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Product Overview The interfaces are framed by blue LEDs for power (both sides) and hard drive activity (only on one side), the colour also matches the interior finish. The T9 Value case offers nine continuous 5.25" drive bays in which the optical drives can be attached through the quick locking mechanisms. Features • ATX case.
• Acrylic side panel.
• 9 x 5.25" drive bays.
• 7 slots for add-on cards.
• Mesh front panel with power and reset button.
• 2 openings for water cooling.
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Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
12 months
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