patrick5678
Registered User
Hey guys I work at one of the biggest custom PC shops in the city and have an extra system built to sell. I'll hook up a fellow SCCoA'r with basically the price for parts. I put 2 hours labor into this system and if you wish can put lots of "nice" programs on it for you! Keep in mind I'm not making money off any software I'm just selling the hardware and the software happens to come with it
Brand new AMD Dual Core PC built by the best (AKA ME!)
Computer has receipt for all parts shown except the empty case itself. Case is a few years old but not used for more than a year, no dents or scratches, Antec 120mm fan in case has less than 1 hour on it as it was changed by me with an extra boxed fan I had from an Antec Three Hundred.
-Antec SLK1650B black mid-tower ATX Case w Antec 120mm 3-speed fan in rear
-Coolmax V-500 500 Watt (33A +12V) 120mm PSU
-Asus M2N-MX SE Plus AM2+ NVidia NForce 430/6100 mATX Motherboard
-AMD Athlon 64x2 4800 (2.5GHZ Dual Core, 65 Watt)
-1GB Crucial Rendition DDR2 PC2-5300 RAM
-160GB WD SATAII 7200RPM Hard Drive
-LG Dual Layer DVD-RW 22x Black IDE Burner
-boxed Logitech black keyboard and optical mouse included.
Up and running with fresh install of Windows XP Pro Corporate (no registration required, passes validation) updated with the latest SP3, Firefox3, WMP11, Nero 7 Ultra, DVD Shrink... more if you want
System is built by me with no corners cut, motherboard mounted properly, wires tied, will be stress tested and ready to use! I've built hundreds of machines for clients, friends, family and myself over the past 10 years. I know what I'm doing unlike so many today who "think" they do!
Makes a perfect machine for most homes! Just add a mid range video card if you wanted to play modern games on it. The board takes 1066MHZ DDR2, Phenom Quad Core support (95 watt or less recommended) and PCI-E 16X that actually runs at 16X unlike some other "cheap" motherboards that run PCI-E 16x slots at 8x or even 4x!!!!! Throw in a $100 8600GTS and you could play games like Call of Duty 4 with high detail no problem! Basically I'm saying it can take some upgrades and the PSU should handle most mid ranged cards without needing to be changed!! I took the 12V amperage into account for this reason over other 500-600 watt PSU's in the same price range.
Thanks for looking!
Jake
Brand new AMD Dual Core PC built by the best (AKA ME!)
Computer has receipt for all parts shown except the empty case itself. Case is a few years old but not used for more than a year, no dents or scratches, Antec 120mm fan in case has less than 1 hour on it as it was changed by me with an extra boxed fan I had from an Antec Three Hundred.
-Antec SLK1650B black mid-tower ATX Case w Antec 120mm 3-speed fan in rear
-Coolmax V-500 500 Watt (33A +12V) 120mm PSU
-Asus M2N-MX SE Plus AM2+ NVidia NForce 430/6100 mATX Motherboard
-AMD Athlon 64x2 4800 (2.5GHZ Dual Core, 65 Watt)
-1GB Crucial Rendition DDR2 PC2-5300 RAM
-160GB WD SATAII 7200RPM Hard Drive
-LG Dual Layer DVD-RW 22x Black IDE Burner
-boxed Logitech black keyboard and optical mouse included.
Up and running with fresh install of Windows XP Pro Corporate (no registration required, passes validation) updated with the latest SP3, Firefox3, WMP11, Nero 7 Ultra, DVD Shrink... more if you want
System is built by me with no corners cut, motherboard mounted properly, wires tied, will be stress tested and ready to use! I've built hundreds of machines for clients, friends, family and myself over the past 10 years. I know what I'm doing unlike so many today who "think" they do!
Makes a perfect machine for most homes! Just add a mid range video card if you wanted to play modern games on it. The board takes 1066MHZ DDR2, Phenom Quad Core support (95 watt or less recommended) and PCI-E 16X that actually runs at 16X unlike some other "cheap" motherboards that run PCI-E 16x slots at 8x or even 4x!!!!! Throw in a $100 8600GTS and you could play games like Call of Duty 4 with high detail no problem! Basically I'm saying it can take some upgrades and the PSU should handle most mid ranged cards without needing to be changed!! I took the 12V amperage into account for this reason over other 500-600 watt PSU's in the same price range.
Thanks for looking!
Jake