Desktop PC's [Sale]

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Item name : i5 3.3ghz
8gb DDR1033 Ram
2x1.5TB Sata2 HDD
Windows 7
All the usual options (LAN, sound card etc.)
Currently being used for a media server
Age and condition:2 years, perfect condition.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Moving Abroad
Price:R3000
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Centurion, Pretoria
Shipping or collection:Collection Only


Item name : i3 3.0ghz
4gb DDR1033 Ram
1x1tb Sata2 HDD
Windows 7
All the usual options (LAN, sound card etc.)
Age and condition:4 months, perfect condition.
Do you include packaging: No
Warranty: No
Reason for selling: Moving Abroad
Price:R3000
Negotiable: Yes
Location: Centurion, Pretoria
Shipping or collection:Collection Only
 
No graphic cards, no power supply? Can you also state the motherboard, the actual processor (so we can see the generation as well) etc. That is not a full list.
 
Hi Johnatan

They are complete PC's(with power supply's etc.)
I am unsure of the exact processor / MB models.

For the i5 I paid around 8k for it 2 years ago
for the i3 I paid around 4.5k less than 6 months ago (probably been turned on 5 times)
 
click start and type in system information if you are on windows 7.
For power you have to open up the side and check the label on the PSU, don't think you can do it software wise.

on board graphics as far as i know :)

Makes it more important to know what generation processor :D
 
the i5
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 661 @ 3.33GHz, 3316 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)

i dont have the i3 plugged in at the moment.
 
the i5
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 661 @ 3.33GHz, 3316 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)

i dont have the i3 plugged in at the moment.

You can just look at the motherboard model, but so far it looks like it's also going be Generation 1 judging from the RAM
 
You can just look at the motherboard model, but so far it looks like it's also going be Generation 1 judging from the RAM

Second generation processor, http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/intel_core_i5_661/
To make these things a reality, Intel is releasing their new for 2010 Core series processors and five new chipsets to provide that enhanced the user's experience. Today I will be looking at the Intel Core i5 661 processor and Intel DH55TC motherboard combination. The Core i5 661 processor is not just a dual core processor, but has included under the the heatspreader an integrated graphics core built on a 45nm High-k process with 12 execution cores and a clock speed of 900Mhz and sports Intel's 3rd generation Unified Shader Architecture. The processor side of the chip is built on Intel's 32nm second generation High-k process and sports a 3.33GHz clock speed with 4MB of L3 Smart Cache. The processors makes use of Intel technologies such as Turbo Boost technology to increase the processor speed up to 3.6GHz dynamically, based on the load and current being used. Hyperthreading is used to increase the amount of threads the processor can access simultaneously so in essence you have a dual core that acts like a quad core. The 2010 Core series processors are designed to take advantage of the optimizations in Windows 7 such as support for Intel's Clear Video playback and High Color support for a more vibrant picture. Let's see how the latest processor performs.
 
That's generation one.

Generation two is named:
2xxx or 2xxxk

Gen3:
3xxx or 3xxxk

Gen4:
4xxx or 4xxxk
 
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