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Please note this is NOT intended to sell anyone anything. It is just a question. I am asking for advices, as hardware newbie. Thank you.
Friend of mine bought an HP Pavilion 773c system (P-4 1.9GHz) a mouth ago at US$1700. Ever since his purchase he did not use the system at all. Yes, it is brand new. Now due to his personal reason, he decided to auction this system without the monitor. He is having difficulty in pricing this system. Could you help him determine for what final price at which he should auction the item? I am sorry for this bother. Thank you.
He wants to sell it w/o the monitor. Basically he wants to sell only the CPU box and everything inside, and keep the rest to him.
Model: HP Pavilion 773c
#Intel Pentium 4 1.9GHz 512MB DDR SDRAM 120GB CD-Writer (16x/8x/40x) DVD-ROM Windows® XP#
#Features#
Ultimate multimedia experience
Ready to create and play
Huge 120GB (7200rpm) HDD for storage of music, digital photographs and data
Complete with HP Pavilion mx90 19" multimedia monitor, superior sound with Premium Polk Audio speakers and easy connection to the Internet with the HP Illuminated Internet Command Center keyboard
He wants to sell it w/o the monitor. Basically he wants to sell only the CPU box and everything inside, and keep the rest to him.
DVD brings home theater-quality sights and sounds
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition
#Product Specifications#
Microprocessor: Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 1.9GHz with MMX Technology
Frontside bus: 400MHz
Memory: 512MB DDR SDRAM (exp. to 2GB)
Memory speed: 2100 MB/sec
Primary cache (L1): 8KBytes of Data Cache + Trace Cache containing 12,000 Micro-Op entries
Secondary-level cache (L2): 256Kb advanced transfer cache
CD re-writable drive: HP CD-Writer (16x/8x/40x) ; 16x max. speed write ; 8x max. speed re-write ; 40x max. speed read
Diskette drive: 3.5" (1.44MB)
Hard drive: 120GB* Ultra DMA (7200rpm); *Gigabyte(GB) is defined as 1,000,000,000 bytes
Multimedia drive: 16x max. speed DVD-ROM
MPEG: MPEG2 for full-motion digital video
Video graphics: nVidia GeForce2? MX200 AGP graphics card
Video memory: 32MB SDRAM
Sound: Premium Polk Audio Stereo Speakers with Power Port technology
Available drive bays: Internal (1) 3.5"
Available external ports: 4 USB; 2 serial; 1 parallel; 1 game port; 2 PS/2; 3 IEEE 1394 ports
Available memory slots: 0 DIMM (184 pin, DDR)
Available slots: 1 PCI
Front mounted ports: 2 USB, 1 serial port and 1 IEEE 1394 port
Total external ports: 6 USB; 2 Serial; 1 parallel; 1 game port; 2 PS/2; 3 IEEE 1394 ports
Total memory slots: 2 DIMM (184pin, DDR)
Total drive bays: External (1) 3.5", (2) 5.25"; Internal (2) 3.5"
Total expansion slots: 3 PCI; 1 AGP
Data/fax modem: ITU V.90 K56flex modem, data/fax only (33.6Kbps send/download up to 56Kbps/14.4Kbps fax)
Network card: Integrated 10/100Base-T networking interface
Keyboard: HP illuminated Internet Command Center; one-touch Internet keyboard with 2 USB ports
Mouse: HP USB Optical Scrolling Mouse
#Warranty#
1 year limited hardware
24-hour, 7 days a week phone support
Fully registerable.
Hossenfeffer's response is the correct one.
AnandTech Moderator
Friend of mine bought an HP Pavilion 773c system (P-4 1.9GHz) a mouth ago at US$1700. Ever since his purchase he did not use the system at all. Yes, it is brand new. Now due to his personal reason, he decided to auction this system without the monitor. He is having difficulty in pricing this system. Could you help him determine for what final price at which he should auction the item? I am sorry for this bother. Thank you.
He wants to sell it w/o the monitor. Basically he wants to sell only the CPU box and everything inside, and keep the rest to him.
Model: HP Pavilion 773c
#Intel Pentium 4 1.9GHz 512MB DDR SDRAM 120GB CD-Writer (16x/8x/40x) DVD-ROM Windows® XP#
#Features#
Ultimate multimedia experience
Ready to create and play
Huge 120GB (7200rpm) HDD for storage of music, digital photographs and data
Complete with HP Pavilion mx90 19" multimedia monitor, superior sound with Premium Polk Audio speakers and easy connection to the Internet with the HP Illuminated Internet Command Center keyboard
He wants to sell it w/o the monitor. Basically he wants to sell only the CPU box and everything inside, and keep the rest to him.
DVD brings home theater-quality sights and sounds
Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition
#Product Specifications#
Microprocessor: Intel® Pentium® 4 processor 1.9GHz with MMX Technology
Frontside bus: 400MHz
Memory: 512MB DDR SDRAM (exp. to 2GB)
Memory speed: 2100 MB/sec
Primary cache (L1): 8KBytes of Data Cache + Trace Cache containing 12,000 Micro-Op entries
Secondary-level cache (L2): 256Kb advanced transfer cache
CD re-writable drive: HP CD-Writer (16x/8x/40x) ; 16x max. speed write ; 8x max. speed re-write ; 40x max. speed read
Diskette drive: 3.5" (1.44MB)
Hard drive: 120GB* Ultra DMA (7200rpm); *Gigabyte(GB) is defined as 1,000,000,000 bytes
Multimedia drive: 16x max. speed DVD-ROM
MPEG: MPEG2 for full-motion digital video
Video graphics: nVidia GeForce2? MX200 AGP graphics card
Video memory: 32MB SDRAM
Sound: Premium Polk Audio Stereo Speakers with Power Port technology
Available drive bays: Internal (1) 3.5"
Available external ports: 4 USB; 2 serial; 1 parallel; 1 game port; 2 PS/2; 3 IEEE 1394 ports
Available memory slots: 0 DIMM (184 pin, DDR)
Available slots: 1 PCI
Front mounted ports: 2 USB, 1 serial port and 1 IEEE 1394 port
Total external ports: 6 USB; 2 Serial; 1 parallel; 1 game port; 2 PS/2; 3 IEEE 1394 ports
Total memory slots: 2 DIMM (184pin, DDR)
Total drive bays: External (1) 3.5", (2) 5.25"; Internal (2) 3.5"
Total expansion slots: 3 PCI; 1 AGP
Data/fax modem: ITU V.90 K56flex modem, data/fax only (33.6Kbps send/download up to 56Kbps/14.4Kbps fax)
Network card: Integrated 10/100Base-T networking interface
Keyboard: HP illuminated Internet Command Center; one-touch Internet keyboard with 2 USB ports
Mouse: HP USB Optical Scrolling Mouse
#Warranty#
1 year limited hardware
24-hour, 7 days a week phone support
Fully registerable.
Hossenfeffer's response is the correct one.
AnandTech Moderator
Good luck to you.
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