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DELL OPTIPLEX GX260 DESKTOP
Perfect of Business, Student, and Networks
· Pentium 4-1.8GHzprocessor
· 40gig Hard Drive
· 512MB DDR RAMInstalled (Maximum 2G)
· Standard CD-ROMDrive
· 1.44M FloppyDiskDrive
· Integrated 3D Sound(AC97 Codec)
· Integrated Video(Intel 845 G/GL, Upgradeable to other AGP VGA)
· Integrated GigabitNetwork (Intel 8254x 1000)
· Two PCI expansionslots and one AGP expansion slot
· 6 x USB2 Ports (4 @back, 2 @ front), 1 x printer port and 2 com ports
· Power Cord, Keyboard, and Mouse. No Monitor.
· THESEUNITS POWER ON AND BOOT TO BIOS. THE HARD DRIVES HAVE BEEN WIPED, BUT DO NOTHAVE OPERATING SYSTEMS INSTALLED. THERE ARE SOME COSMETIC SCUFFS AND SCRATCHESON THE CASE.
Units come with COA (Certificate of Authenticity) For Windows XP ---Diskcan be purchased from Microsoft.
What is a COA?
A COA, or “Certificate of authenticity” is the sticker located on a computer system that has a 25-digit license key for the Windows Operating System, such as Windows XP or Vista. The COA verifies the validity of the operating system confirming that it is genuine. With the COA attached to the product, a legal copy of the operating system can be acquired from the original equipment manufacturer if the original restore media is lost (ie. Dell, HP, IBM, etc).
What is a COA?
What is a COA?
A COA, or “
What is a COA?
A COA, or “Certificate of authenticity” is
