Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 18:16:04 02/18/03
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On February 18, 2003 at 21:05:37, Charles Worthington wrote: >On February 18, 2003 at 20:30:56, Mike Byrne wrote: > >>$4911 >> >>Started out with a base 450 Workstation and then customize it. >> >>Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 19:23:36 GMT >>Catalog Number: 4 04 >>Catalog Number Description Product Code SKU >> Dell Precision™ Workstation 450 Desktop: Intel® Xeon™ Processor, 3.06GHz, >>512K Cache 45D306 [221-2368] >> 2ND PROCESSOR (Must match speed selection above): Intel® Xeon™ Processor, >>3.06GHz, 512K Cache PR306 [311-2683] >> Memory: 1GB,DDR266 SDRAM Memory,ECC (2 DIMMS) 1GE2 [311-2259] >> Keyboard: Enhanced Performance, USB (8 Hot Keys) U8 [310-2701] >> Monitor: SAVE $200! Dell UltraSharp™ 1800FP flat panel display (18.1 VIS) >>1800FPP [460-7842] >> Graphics Cards: ATI, Radeon™ VE, 32MB, VGA (dual monitor capable) RADEONV >>[320-0568] >> First Hard Drive: 120GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive with DataBurst Cache™ 120I72 >> [340-7848] >> Floppy Drive: 1.44MB FDD,Full-size,no-bezel,F3 bay-1ST SOURCE 3 >>[340-3736] >> Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional, SP1 with Media using >>NTFS WXP1 [420-1931] >> Mouse: USB,IntelliMouse OPTICAL Explorer,4 button w/ scroll O [310-0951] >> Modems: 56K,v.92 data/fax modem,PCI V92DF [313-1142] >> CD-ROM, DVD, and Read-Write Devices: 48X DVD-CDRW Combo Drive and 48X CD-ROM >> CCD48 [313-1720] >> Productivity Software: Dell Precision Workstation NOMSBE [461-2963] >> 2nd Hard Drive: 120GB 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive with DataBurst Cache™ 120I72A >> [340-7534] >> Hardware Support Services: 3Yr Parts + Onsite Labor (Next Business Day) >>W3YOS [900-1580][900-1582] >> Installation Services: No Installation NOINSTL [900-9987] >> Intel Hyper-Threading: Hyper-Threading feature preset to "ON." Can be >>disabled/enabled in BIOS. HYPER [460-7163] >> Energy Star: Energy Star™ ES [310-6414] > > >Yes and $5K is a very inexpensive price for the latest in technology with a >three year parts and onsite labor warranty with next day service. Nice that >someone bothered to actually check one of these systems out before slamming it. >:-))) I hope you didn't think I was slamming your machine. I have about a million dollars worth of dell boxes in labs here at UAB. Including my 9-node quad xeon cluster... I'm a fan of theirs, obviously.
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