LianLi Black Aluminum Full Tower Case - PC-X2000FB

Lian-Li PC-X2000FB Black Aluminium Full Tower Case USB 3.0/eSATA w/o PSU

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Scan code: LN37912 Manufacturer code: PC-X2000FB

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Product Overview An upgraded version of the PC-X2000, this case has a black internal colour with a multi-heat zone design. PC-X2000FB features three 140mm fans (front) and two 140mm fans (rear) keep hot air from damaging your hardware. Features • Up to seven 3.5-inch HDDs.
• USB 3.0 Multimedia I/O ports.
• High Thermal Performance.
• 5.25-inch Optical Drive Cage.
• Tool-less PSU holder.

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