Hp Core2 Quad Proces 2.5 Ghz 8Gb ram 1TB HD WIN7 Genuine DVDRW in CHULLORA, New South Wales for sale
Hp Core2 Quad Processors2.5 Ghz processor 8 gb ram1 TB SATA DVRw
$379.00 Negotiable
163 Waterloo Road, Greenacre NSW 2190
Hp Core 2 Quad Processors2.5 Ghz processor 8 gb ram1 TB SATA DVd burner powerfull system
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Condition: Used -Perfect condition, case may have scratches
Warranty: 30 days
Specifications:
Manufacturer: HP
Product line: HP XW4600 workstation
Motherboard:
Socket/Processor: Socket 775/Intel Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad Processors
2.5 Ghz processor
Chipset: Intel X38 Express
Supported CPU's:
Memory: 8 gb ram
Networking: Integrated Broadcom 5755 NetXtreme Gigabit PCIe
Slots: 2 PCI-E x16 slots
3 PCI slots (regular)
Audio: Integrated high definition audio with jack retasking capability
FrontI/O: 2 USB, headphone and microphone jacks.
Rear I/O: 7 USB, 1 standard serialport, 1 parallel port, PS/2 keyboard, PS/2 mouse,
RJ-45,audio in, audio out, mic in, eSATA
PowerSupply:
PowerSupply: Delta Electronics DPS-475CB A- 475 Watt
Harddrives:
HDD 1 TB SATA
Specifications
Our review unit arrived with the following specifications:
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 @ 2.53GHz (12MB cache, 1333MHz FSB)
• Memory: 8GB DDR2-800 ECC RAM
• Hard drive: 1TB SATA NCQ 10000RPM
• Optical drive: 16x DVD+/-RW SuperMulti drive with LightScribe capability
• Sound: Integrated HD sound
• Video card; NVIDIA Quadro FX3700 512MB
• Networking: 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• HP wired keyboard and mouse
• Operating system: Windows Vista 64-bit (downgrade to XP Pro available)
• Power supply: rated at 475W
• Warranty: limited 3 years parts, 3 years labor, and 3 years onsite service (3/3/3) standard warranty
• Dimensions: 6.6"(W) x 17.9"(D) x 17.7"(H)
Build and Design
The xw4600 workstation certainly makes a statement. You're not going to forget it's an HP machine anytime soon. The entire case, save for the back, is covered in heavy-duty stickers emblazoned with the phrase WORKSTATION POWER. All of the case is solid metal save for the front, which is merely a plastic facade that sits on top of more metal. In other words, it's a very sturdy chassis. I suspect you could knock it off of a chair and still have a working computer. This heavy box can take a beating. Beneath the stickers the case is a shiny silver; if nothing else, the stickers prevent it from getting scratched up.
The front of the case has more of the stickers found everywhere else, cut around the more delicate features of the case design. Behind the grill rests a surprisingly good speaker. While I wouldn't necessarily want to use the bonus speaker for extended music sessions, it's fine for checking on items, listening to a podcast or most relevantly, being notified of any program alerts. Moreover, the front grill provide a necessary point of entry for airflow within the case that is funneled around drives, RAM and processor, then expelled from the back. The back of the case shows off the big fan vent and just how many options owners have for expansion. You can see the 80Plus logo in the upper left of the back of the machine; it shows that the power supply has been deemed above 80% efficient in most use cases.
