MAD SALE FOR HP DC MICRO DESKTOP PRICE (R650) IN SOUTH AFRICA

the HP dc is one of the cheapest. This is broadly a good thing - it's all very well having a PC that can open Word in less than half a second, and I'm selling this unit for only R650...come to Cool Stuff at 12 Lillian Ngoyi Road(Windermere Road), Berea, Durban next to Hashtag The roomier chassis has been used to good effect, though. Everything is a little less cluttered inside, and HP has installed a cheaper, desktop-sized optical drive. The chassis is unchanged from the dc series and, although it won't add anything to a fashion-conscious office, the design is functional. A major plus is that we've found it to be very quiet in the past, and this refresh is no different. There's more good news when it comes to speedy access, as gaining entry to the internals is tool-less, as is the removal of the optical and hard disks. The dc is a little more upgradable than most business PCs too. The RAM is open to expansion thanks to just a single DIMM being installed, leaving three sockets free. Towards the back of the chassis are two half-height PCI slots, one PCI Express 16x slot and a 1x slot, with the option of purchasing a PCI riser to install a full-sized card horizontally. There's also a spare internal 3.5in bay that could be used for installing another hard disk. The existing hard disk is an 80GB, although you'll easily get an install of Windows and core applications on there, with room for everything but masses of media files. A further practical and economic concession has been made in the choice of CPU, which is an Intel Celeron D 3.4Ghz which unlikely to be stressed to the maximum during everyday use - a point proved by our overall benchmark score of 1.28. In other words, this PC is 28% faster