AT Mid Tower Case with 230w AT Power Supply (1994)
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Naboomspruit, Mookgopong
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Ready for collection by Tuesday, 18 June.
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Product details
Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Product code
ATW230
Bob Shop ID
616170767
- Supports AT Motherboards 8-Slots
- DFI 230w AT Power Supply 3x Molex 1x Floppy
- 3x 5.25 inch Bays (1x Bay internal)
- 2x 3.5 inch Bays (with screw holes to mount double sized devices)
- Segment Cathode Display 2 digit
- Power Switch, Reset Switch, Turbo Switch
- Power LED, Turbo LED, HDD Led
- Front mount AT Keyboard socket
- Keylock
- Dimensions: 42cm Length, 37cm Height, 20cm Width
- Motherboard plastic mounting clips will be included
- Fits case mount 2x 9-Pin serial and 4x 25-Pin Serial (or Printer) connectors
- Manufacturing Date: 1994
NOTES:
- The rear AT keyboard hole has not been correctly manufactured therefore the keyboard will not fit once the board is installed
- You will have to use the front mount AT extension (included) unless you want to drill out the rear hole to allow for the AT Keyboard socket to fit
- 2x 5.25 inch bay covers and 1x 3.5 inch bay cover are missing, the covers are "screw mounted to the front" and not clip on (difficult to source)
- 2 rear case cover screws mounts are worn out therefore screws cannot be used
- Some yellowing on the front plastic cover and scratches on the case
- Original Paint
- The cover is removed by pulling forward, the front face is mounted to the cover, the whole assembly is removed to install MB and drives
- Motherboard is mounted on the left upside down rather than standard right side mount
