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Off-lease refurb Core2 PC, 2GB, 160GB, Win7 $59.99 @ TigerDirect DOTD

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I wish that they would show you pics of the insides. It appears that they use a micro-ATX mobo, with four expansion slots. If one of them is a PCI-E x16, then you could fit a low-profile card in there for HDMI out, and make a HTPC out of it.
 
One review said the Win7 pro 64 license says rebuilt and old license is crossed out. What does that mean, is it a license that works on others systems if you junk or linux this one?
 
mikeford said:
One review said the Win7 pro 64 license says rebuilt and old license is crossed out. What does that mean, is it a license that works on others systems if you junk or linux this one?
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It means when they refurbish a unit, they put a new Windows 7 Professional sticker on it and they cross out the original one that came with the computer.
 
VirtualLarry said:
I wish that they would show you pics of the insides. It appears that they use a micro-ATX mobo, with four expansion slots. If one of them is a PCI-E x16, then you could fit a low-profile card in there for HDMI out, and make a HTPC out of it.
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According to one of the reviews on TD, and another site that was selling them, they have 2 PCI, and 2 PCIe slots. One of those PCIe is an x16.
 
jonno said:
is the refurb win 7 pro eligible for free 10 upgrade?
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If the license is valid then yes. Otherwise Enterprise is the only license I know of that isn't permitted to upgrade. It would upgrade to an OEM license which should be tied to hardware.
 
J3S73R said:
If the license is valid then yes. Otherwise Enterprise is the only license I know of that isn't permitted to upgrade. It would upgrade to an OEM license which should be tied to hardware.
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The nice thing about the new 1151 "Threshold 2" Windows 10 image is that you can install Windows 10 from scratch and use a Windows 7 CD Key to authorize it.
 
I've been buying refurbs from micro center for clients who don't want to spend a lot. I get a $100 PC with a C2Duo in it and add a cheap $50 SSD. It's like a sort of new fast PC with Windows 7.
 
mikeford said:
Isn't Windows 10 "Free" for a year then annual charges?
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Considering the 1151 release of Windows 10 allows you to do a straight install of it using a Windows 7 or Windows 8 key, I'm pretty sure the "year upgrade" thing isn't really a limitation at this point.
 
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