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Started by Hank Duckman
Fri, 21 Feb 1997 00:00
Pentium 200 great sale
Author: Hank Duckman
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1997 00:00
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For sale: PENTIUM 200 Fully loaded system, 2 weeks old. Being sold because I'm going to get a system through a business lease and therefore tie up less money. Intel Pentium 200 MHz CPU on an Intel Triton II chipset motherboard (FW82439HX); supports Power Management with Green Function thru BIOS with power down timer; supports up to 128 MB DRAM, EDO type, 70 ns or faster (72 pin simms...must be installed in pairs); 4-32 Bit PCI slots 4-16 Bit ISA slots PCI-enhanced IDE Built-in on board; Supports high capacity hard drives (540MB-8.4Gig) Supports 1 Multi-mode parallel port Supports 2 16550 serial ports RAM: 64 MB EDO RAM 60 ns CACHE: 512 KB pipeline, on motherboard CASE: minitower with 2 3.5" bays and 2 5.25" bays, 200 Watt power supply FLOPPY: Mitsumi, 1.44 MB GRAPHICS: 64-bit PCI Local Bus Graphics Trident 9680 chip with 2 MB DRAM and MPEG software MODEM: Aspen 33.6 fax/modem Plug and Play (Windows 95) HARDDRIVE: Quantum Fireball TM 3.8 Gig. (avge. seek time 10.5 msec.) CDROM: Pioneer 12X I'm also including Windows95 CD (legal) with manual and Microsoft Works CD (legal). Comes with motherboard and cdrom manuals, drivers on cd. No monitor or sound card. Warranty by CD Masters (I'll provide the details and letter of transfer of ownership), parts and labor 1 year (minus the time I've had it...2-3 weeks). It's a beauty and fast. I've just lowered the price to $1550.00 , buyer pays shipping (probably around $50.00). If you live near New Jersey, you can pick it up. If it doesn't sell at this price, I might as well return it to the company I bought it from and lose a few dollars in restocking fees. If interested: email to hankduck@prolog.net or phone me at: 201-383-2268 Hank Duckman
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