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01-21-2011, 09:41 AM
Soltek EQ3702M - NVidia Nforce 2 Chipset w/ Soundstorm. 200 Watt power supply.
Athlon XP-M 2500+ low voltage processor. Currently overclocked stable at 2.2 GHZ, (3200+ and above rating) maximum stable at 2.375 GHZ in a cold room. Cooled with a ThermalTake Silent Boost fan/heatsink.
2GB RAM
Maxtor 200GB, Seagate 120GB, Seagate 320GB
Total 640GB of Hard disk space
ATI Radeon X800XT PE video card, 256MB memory, AGP.
Built in 10/100 Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet PCI card
Double Layer DVD-Burner.
Blurb:
I have been using this as a HTPC with a 720p TV. I have since upgraded to a 1080p TV, which necessitates an upgraded HTPC for me. With the CoreAVC Codec, this computer can play 720p h.264 mkv’s perfectly and smoothly. However it doesn’t quite have the horsepower for 1080p mkvs. It does have an optical SPDIF port for those who can use it. Everything is 100% functional, it is small and looks very nice next to the TV. It’s a full computer with no missing parts and it’s ready to go once you get your software on it.
No software is included, there is an installation of windows 7 on it currently but theres something wrong with it (takes a long time to boot up, but works fine otherwise), so I suggest a full windows 7 reformat.
I have all original instruction manuals, boxes and packing material, and it comes with a custom fit carrying bag as pictured. I’m a pack rat I keep everything.
Yes, that's a mirror front you see!
$100 firm
Athlon XP-M 2500+ low voltage processor. Currently overclocked stable at 2.2 GHZ, (3200+ and above rating) maximum stable at 2.375 GHZ in a cold room. Cooled with a ThermalTake Silent Boost fan/heatsink.
2GB RAM
Maxtor 200GB, Seagate 120GB, Seagate 320GB
Total 640GB of Hard disk space
ATI Radeon X800XT PE video card, 256MB memory, AGP.
Built in 10/100 Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet PCI card
Double Layer DVD-Burner.
Blurb:
I have been using this as a HTPC with a 720p TV. I have since upgraded to a 1080p TV, which necessitates an upgraded HTPC for me. With the CoreAVC Codec, this computer can play 720p h.264 mkv’s perfectly and smoothly. However it doesn’t quite have the horsepower for 1080p mkvs. It does have an optical SPDIF port for those who can use it. Everything is 100% functional, it is small and looks very nice next to the TV. It’s a full computer with no missing parts and it’s ready to go once you get your software on it.
No software is included, there is an installation of windows 7 on it currently but theres something wrong with it (takes a long time to boot up, but works fine otherwise), so I suggest a full windows 7 reformat.
I have all original instruction manuals, boxes and packing material, and it comes with a custom fit carrying bag as pictured. I’m a pack rat I keep everything.
Yes, that's a mirror front you see!
$100 firm