Dell 0R374M Perc H700 SAS PCI-Ex8 Raid Controller with 512MB R374M For Sale

Dell 0R374M Perc H700 SAS PCI-Ex8 Raid Controller with 512MB R374M
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Dell 0R374M Perc H700 SAS PCI-Ex8 Raid Controller with 512MB R374M:
$17.99

Stock # 190995003025

Condition: Used, good working.

Cosmetic condition: The device has some signs of wear due to previous usage Please refer to the pictures

Package Includes: The item only as shown in the pictures

Does Not Include: Original box, User manual and any other accessories not mentioned above nor shown in the pictures

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