Dell Vostro 620 SFF Model ,Core i3-2nd Gen,4GB ram/500GB HDD 7809 Voltage Regulator (Pack of 5) The board features multiple module

Name: Dell Vostro 620 SFF Model ,Core i3-2nd Gen,4GB ram/500GB HDD 7809 Voltage Regulator (Pack of 5) The board features multiple module
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Dell Vostro 620 SFF Model ,Core i3 2nd Gen,4GB ram 500GB HDD 7809 Voltage Regulator (Pack of 5) The board features multiple module The board features multiple module slots with proper power distribution Typical power consumption is 160mA (0 Dell Vostro 620 SFF MODEL *Intel Core i3 2nd Gen *4 GB DDR3 Ram *500 Gb Hard Drive *Windows License Sticker Quality And Performance For work From Home and Office Usage Good condition Machines A Grade Condition Contact or visit us at usedpckart com Contact 79 7775676

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