VEVOR PC Gaming Case, Mid-Tower, Computer Case with High-Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 4 x 120 mm Fans, Cable Management, for GPU up to 270 mm in Length, Compatible with ATX/M-ATX/ITX 30-35KN 15mm particle board Important The running belt
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VEVOR PC Gaming Case, Mid Tower, Computer Case with High Airflow Tempered Glass Panel, Dust Filter, 4 x 120 mm Fans, Cable Management, for GPU up to 270 mm in Length, Compatible with ATX M ATX ITX 30 35KN 15mm particle board Important The running belt 15mm particle board Giving this efficient motor reliability and longevity is its construction The magnetic dust filter on the top and side panels makes cleaning effortless Built with high durability SPCC steel and tempered glass
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