NEW SEALED VisionTek Juice Box VT-450CD 450W Dedicated GPU CPU Power Supply NOS For Sale

NEW SEALED VisionTek Juice Box VT-450CD 450W Dedicated GPU CPU Power Supply NOS
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NEW SEALED VisionTek Juice Box VT-450CD 450W Dedicated GPU CPU Power Supply NOS:
$169.00

Brand New / Factory Sealed – Never OpenedRare VisionTek Juice Box VT-450CD 450W Dedicated Graphics Card & CPU Power Supply in its original factory-sealed retail packaging.Vintage new old stock (NOS) PC hardware from the late 2000s. This auxiliary power supply installs in a standard 5.25-inch drive bay and was designed to provide dedicated power for high-performance graphics cards and CPUs.Features include 450W dedicated power, SLI / Quad SLI support, CrossFire / CrossFireX support, modular cabling, 100–240V AC input with Active PFC, and synchronized power-on with the computer’s main power supply.Condition: New old stock / factory sealed. Never opened or used. Original retail box shows minor storage wear consistent with age. Please see photos for exact condition.A hard-to-find piece of vintage PC gaming hardware, ideal for a retro gaming PC build or computer hardware collection.


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