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What would you say are current prices for this, as a system...
http://82.42.131.134/images/aopen_xccube.jpg
AOpen XC Cube Pentium M SFF system with
Builtin mobo (With vga, sound, network, usb, front firewire etc)
NEC DVDRW 16x 3500AG (black)
1GB DDR RAM (2x 512mb flashy lights)
Radeon 9800 Pro crucial 128mb AGP
200GB Seagate IDE HD
Celeron M 1.5ghz CPU
and seperately?
Thanks
Josh
My guesses
AOpen XC Cube Pentium M SFF system with - £30
NEC DVDRW 16x 3500AG (black) - £10
1GB DDR RAM (2x 512mb flashy lights) - £15-20
Radeon 9800 Pro crucial 128mb AGP - £15-20
200GB Seagate IDE HD - £20
Celeron M 1.5ghz CPU - £5-10
£100-110 if package
I reckon you could sell this for a bit more to a "lady" - but you'd have to have a suitable (i.e. white) monitor, KB & Mouse. <ducks and runs for cover>
Yep - that's almost exactly what I was thinking - around 100 - 110 with keyboard and mouse (both black)... thanks.
It's almost silent - and would be practically silent if I didn't have the Radeon in it :)
Does this have wifi? Another pci slot? How good is the onboard soundcard for output to an amp - ie any crackling. Whats the highest cpu the board can take?
the fastest Pentium M available is 2.26ghz according to WikipediaQuote:
Originally Posted by Totem
Pentium M - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hmmm i might be interested. If you could test the audio as i would add a wifi card, but would also need goodish onboard sound then. How well does the pentium m perform, ie would it compete with a 3.2 s478 800fsb cpu?
The system has built in 5.1 sound
I would say the Pentium M 1.8ghz chip compares / equals a P4 @ 2.8ghz roughly. (The Pentium M was the fore-runner to the Intel Core Solo / Duo... etc)
You could always add a usb wifi card if you did want to upgrade the sound.
It's not ready for sale yet (hence the price check :) ) - but when it is I'll put it in FS forum / and let you know.
I think you get closer to £150 on ebay or somewhere else.... selling here will be at a low price, because people know too much about computers!
Does it take the new Core Duo (not C2D) mobile chips?
May mean you can bump the price up...