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Quiet Barebones With PCI Express, Continued

Page 1: PCI Express And Socket 775 Now Available In Barebones
Page 2: Quiet Barebones With PCI Express, Continued
Page 3: New: PCI Express And Socket 775
Page 4: View Into The Interior
Page 5: View Into The Interior, Continued
Page 6: Ventilation Duct Provides Adequate Cooling
Page 7: Ventilation Duct For Proper Cooling, Continued
Page 8: Accessories
Page 9: Conclusion

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