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   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 3:49p

First 200 orders only. Refurbished.

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My email says it's an H.P./Compaq, but the website says it's a De11. Looks like there are several different offers there.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 3:49p

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This is a refurb unit.

Compare At: $369.99
Our Price: $99.99
You Save: $270.00
Part No.: E02-COM-GX60C241B
Condition: Refurbished
Model No.: GX60
Manufacturer: Dell
Warranty: 90 Days
In stock: 26

Message edited by: plchan on 2008-11-06 17:20:59 CST
   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 3:53p

Neat Very basic setup but what the heck good orn computer? p


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:01p

the site is getting slammed..


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:02p

Keepin_it_real


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:12p

anyone know if it has AGP slot etc? or a link to
the mainboard?


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:33p

sumduude said:anyone know if it has AGP slot etc? or a link to
the mainboard?

Are you kidding?
Dell is famous for proprietary motherboards with VERY little opportunity for expansion.
I have a similar model and there isn't room for a real video card in there.

That being said, these are decent little workstations, but will not make a good media PC


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:42p

the Nooner is the HP/Compaq and is the better deal y'all.
**don't forget the $10 off $100 pop-up

it comes with xp pro too. and ram upgrade is more capacity.

and don't forget the cheap antivirus. link

the Dell has 1 pci slot
the HP/compaq has 1 AGP Slot and 2 PCI full HT slots


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:43p

sumduude said:anyone know if it has AGP slot etc? or a link to
the mainboard?
We use these extensively in our network. There are two models of the GX260, a tower and a flat desktop case. Both have AGP ports (as well as onboard graphics), but the desktop case requires a low-rise card. Standard AGP cards are too tall to fit. The tower, on the other hand, can accept a standard 4x or 8x card.

BTW, these use the Intel 845 chipset with single-channel DDR memory.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 4:45p

basic office pc. nothing special. they use them where I work.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 5:13p

It's ok, but my spare computers have way better specs. Also, shipping for me would be $25. Not worth it at $125. Everything except the CPU is going to need an upgrade.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 5:19p

Better off on eBay, just bought one today for $39 plus $20 shipping.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 5:20p

OP: please clarify it in your post that this system is a refurb PC.


   posted: Nov. 6, 2008 @ 5:31p

Johneverd said:BTW, these use the Intel 845 chipset with single-channel DDR memory.
Some versions of the 845 can do dual channel. I still have many Open Box sockets 478 mobo's in my inventory. Intel (865/875) holds a warm place in my heart, still. Like this Puppies Live Stream..


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 7:47a

maxim1010 said:Better off on eBay, just bought one today for $39 plus $20 shipping.Got a link for reference?


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 7:57a

These are good basic PCs if you aren't planning to spend money upgrading the RAM, HD and Optical Drive. Keep in mind that Dell Outlet has Refurbs with 1 yr warranty starting at $200, which typically have at least 1GB of memory, 160+ GB HDs, CD/DVD burner, all standard. So if you're thinking about buying one of these and then adding memory, hd and optical drives, you might be better off at Dell Outlet. Just a note of comparison, definitely not a thread crap - these are good PCs for $100 if you just need something basic..


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 8:08a

Johneverd said:sumduude said:anyone know if it has AGP slot etc? or a link to
the mainboard?
We use these extensively in our network. There are two models of the GX260, a tower and a flat desktop case. Both have AGP ports (as well as onboard graphics), but the desktop case requires a low-rise card. Standard AGP cards are too tall to fit. The tower, on the other hand, can accept a standard 4x or 8x card.This is listed as a GX60 not GX260, and it doesn't appear to have AGP. Product detail.


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 8:12a

If you do go for either of these, here's 2GB PC3200 DDR1 for $17 shipped AR at Frys.


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 9:12a

good deal, i might get one, 13 left, thanx op


   posted: Nov. 7, 2008 @ 10:02a

I am honestly surprised anybody would want to pay any where near this price for this computer. At least in my area I have seen better computers being given away on CL and freecycle. Also if you locality has free e-waste recycling you might want to check out the drop-off location. My county has this and it is essetenially an 18 wheeler trailer parked on the dump grounds. It is open and you can go through stuff folks have dropped off. I have picked up several computers with better specs than this as well as several decent and working LCD flat screens all free for the taking. Local and state government as well as college surplus auctions will also provide you much better prices than this in my experience (I go to for them for other stuff).


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