Super Flower Zillion DB 550W Bronze High Efficiency ATX Non Modular Power Supply External Hard Drive 🧊 Compact Low-Profile Heatsink: Designed

Name: Super Flower Zillion DB 550W Bronze High Efficiency ATX Non Modular Power Supply External Hard Drive 🧊 Compact Low-Profile Heatsink: Designed
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 55522323307
Price: 2137.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.711 (10 reviews)

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Super Flower Zillion DB 550W Bronze High Efficiency ATX Non Modular Power Supply External Hard Drive 🧊 Compact Low Profile Heatsink: Designed 🧊 Compact Low Profile Heatsink: Designed for small form factor builds 100W cable 1 Its flat cable design improves airflow and cable management Feature Details Model Zillion DB Bronze 550W (SF 550Z12DB) Wattage 550W Efficiency 85% @ 20%

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