Dell WCWRN Tera 2240 Quad port PCI-e remote access card For Sale

Dell WCWRN Tera 2240 Quad port PCI-e remote access card
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Dell WCWRN Tera 2240 Quad port PCI-e remote access card:
$49.00

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Product Condition Grading(If Applicable)
  • Excellent - Minor surface blemishes that can be seen, but not felt.
  • Good - Small Scratches, minor scuffing.
  • Fair - Medium scratches, scuffing or denting; Damaged or missing small plastic trim panels.
  • As-Is - Major scratches, dents, discoloration or cracks; Broken off or missing panels


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