Antec Titan 650 -Server Chassis -EATX with TruePower 650W PSU (EPS 12V) 10 Drive Bays -120mm Fan
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Antec Titan 650 -Server Chassis -EATX with TruePower 650W PSU (EPS 12V) 10 Drive Bays -120mm Fan
Scan code: LN28947 Manufacturer code: Titan650 UK
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Antec Titan 650 -Server Chassis -EATX with TruePower 650W PSU (EPS 12V) 10 Drive Bays -120mm Fan

Antec Titan 650 Server Chassis E-ATX with TruePower 650W PSU (EPS 12V) 10 Drive Bays 120mm Fan
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Scan code: LN28947 Manufacturer code: Titan650 UK
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Product Overview A New Standard for Server Grade Systems The Titan 650 is designed to meet the needs of today's server and workstation markets. Front accessible HDD installation makes it easy to build and upgrade the system. The front double-hinged door opens up to 270 degrees to make accessing external drives a breeze. The Titan 650's extra deep chassis creates better airflow and accommodates dual Xeon and Opteron based systems. The power supply is the potent and stable TruePower Trio 650 Watt. All of these features and more make the Titan 650 an ideal case for professional system builders and power users.
Features Removable front bezel for easy installation
Double hinge door design: open the door up to 270°
Ultra-quiet cooling system:
- 1 rear 120mm standard fan with TriCool™ 3-speed switch
- 2 front (optional) 92mm case fan mounts

10 Drive Bays
- External 4 x 5.25" (one with 5.25" to 3.5" adapter)
- Internal 6 x 3.5"

Front ports: 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire®, i.Link®), Audio In and Out.
Power Supply included: TP-650
7 Expansion Slots
1.0mm cold rolled steel for durability
Compatible Motherboards: Mini-ITX, microATX, Standard ATX, or Extended ATX including CEB specification motherboard 12" x 13"
Warranty

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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
14 days
RTB Period:
24 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
Antec
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