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Product unboxing showcase
The HYDRO G PRO 1000W (ATX 3.0) box will be pretty recognizable in the stores to find alright, as it uses black-golden colors and it’s relatively compact.
At the back of the box is information about this power supply’s features.
On one of the sides, you’ll find the specifications and on the second one - information about the set of cables.
The Interior is divided into two sections/bags; one store all the wiring, and the second houses the unit. It is placed between two polyethylene foam molds.
The modular cables are packed in a good-quality branded canvas bag.
This is a 100% modular design (including the 24-pin ATX motherboard lead), so it has many cables. The unit is primarily black.
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