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Posts: 5,134
Posted: 18 Jan 2011, 8:43pmSubject: Pentium 4 PC, 512MB RAM, 80GB HD, CDRW/DVDROM, 15" LCD, ADSL Modem
I've got a complete PC to get rid of here... Specifications are as follows:
Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz CPU
Intel motherboard with Network adapter
512MB RAM
Radeon 9100 series video card
Pioneer DVDROM drive
MSI CDRW drive
Creative Live PCI Video Card
80GB IDE Hard Drive
Mid Tower Case (room for 3x 5.25" devices, two taken with the DVDROM and CDRW drives)
15" LCD LG Monitor *
New install of Windows XP Home (legitimate license included)
Microsoft Keyboard PS2 and Microsoft USB Mouse (you'll want a new mouse, this one is pretty disgusting)
D-Link ADSL Modem (DSL-504) with 4 port hub
Ideal setup as a kids PC or for someone who just wants to get online for the first time and needs everything included.
* Only thing to note with this LCD is that the power button on the front has stopped working. It'll turn off if the operating system goes to standby mode but you can't turn the monitor off on the front itself. I don't think this is really a big deal, I never used the power button on the front of my LCDs since you can have the screensaver come on after awhile then go to standby mode or just go to standby mode directly after a period of inactivity.
All power cables required to get going included. Pickup from Adelaide CBD.
$80 for the lot.
$60!
sold...
Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz CPU
Intel motherboard with Network adapter
512MB RAM
Radeon 9100 series video card
Pioneer DVDROM drive
MSI CDRW drive
Creative Live PCI Video Card
80GB IDE Hard Drive
Mid Tower Case (room for 3x 5.25" devices, two taken with the DVDROM and CDRW drives)
15" LCD LG Monitor *
New install of Windows XP Home (legitimate license included)
Microsoft Keyboard PS2 and Microsoft USB Mouse (you'll want a new mouse, this one is pretty disgusting)
D-Link ADSL Modem (DSL-504) with 4 port hub
Ideal setup as a kids PC or for someone who just wants to get online for the first time and needs everything included.
* Only thing to note with this LCD is that the power button on the front has stopped working. It'll turn off if the operating system goes to standby mode but you can't turn the monitor off on the front itself. I don't think this is really a big deal, I never used the power button on the front of my LCDs since you can have the screensaver come on after awhile then go to standby mode or just go to standby mode directly after a period of inactivity.
All power cables required to get going included. Pickup from Adelaide CBD.
$60!
sold...
