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P4 Computer Configuration
Monitor- LG 15"
CPU- 256 MB (RAM)
40 GB (HARD DISK)
intel pentium 4 (mother board & processor)
combo & flopy drive
multimedia keyboard & mouse
UPS- Luminus
Please Contact me on this no.
Hurry.
Ankit Agarwal
Mob. 09358636347

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This thread shows a few offers for older Pentium 4 desktop systems from (followed up by ) and a slightly bumped configuration from . Those boxes were fine for mid-2000s tasks but are very limited by modern standards. The note below focuses on practical checks, realistic upgrade options, and what to ask for when buying several units for a school or lab.

  • Ask the seller for exact CPU model and motherboard ID (not just "P4"); that determines max RAM and storage interface.
  • Confirm installed RAM type and free slots, and whether memory is user-upgradeable.
  • Ask to see BIOS or a short live boot that shows RAM, HDD size, and a S.M.A.R.T. check, or insist on a brief on-site test.
  • Inspect the power supply and motherboard capacitors for aging or bulging; failing PSUs are common on old machines.
  • Test the monitor and peripherals; verify the UPS holds charge and is not just present physically.
  • Get the OS/drivers story up front. Old Windows versions have security and support issues; plan for a supported OS.

Upgrades versus replacement: modest upgrades (1–2 GB RAM, healthy HDD or replacement, lightweight Linux) can make these usable for basic typing, offline training, or retro labs. However, if motherboards lack room for more RAM or use obsolete connectors, upgrade cost per unit can exceed the value—refurbished business desktops (Core 2 Duo or later) or thin-client/single-board solutions often give better total cost of ownership for a classroom. Factor in time for imaging, driver work, and ongoing maintenance.

Practical next steps tied to the thread: should add motherboard model, exact RAM type, HDD make, and a per-unit price/warranty to the listing. , for a bulk buy request a sample batch, run the checklist above, and include shipping, upgrade parts, and any licensing in the cost comparison. Small clarifications will save time and reduce surprises for both buyers and sellers.

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P4 Computer Configuration
Monitor- LG 15"
CPU- 256 MB (RAM)
40 GB (HARD DISK)
intel pentium 4 (mother board & processor)
combo & flopy drive
multimedia keyboard & mouse
UPS- Luminus
Please Contact me on this no.
Hurry.
Ankit Agarwal
Mob. 09358636347

please send me a mail through this
i want open a computer school in Ghana
so i need more computer from your company
how does it cost

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Monitor- LG 17"
CPU- 512 MB (RAM)
80 GB (HARD DISK)
intel pentium 4 (mother board & processor)
combo & flopy drive+ zip drive
multimedia keyboard & mouse
UPS- intex


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