HP Compaq Evo D330MT - Intel Celeron 2.0GHz/ 256MB/ 40GB 7200ot/ CD/ XP Pr
HP Compaq Evo D330MT - Intel Celeron 2.0GHz/ 256MB/ 40GB 7200ot/ CD/ XP Pr
Chipset:
Intel 865G
Processor:
Intel Celeron 2 GHz
RAM:
256 MB DDR
4 slots for memory (Non-ECC) DDR PC2100, maximum 4 GB
Support for 2-channel access to memory, if memory installed in pairs
Video card:
Integrated Extreme Graphics II, 64 megabytes AGP
Hard disk:
40 gigabytes, 7200 revolution, Ultra ATA 100
Optical drives:
CD-ROM
Mouse:
Scroll mouse and two buttons
Keyboard:
Black keyboard with additional buttons easy access Internet buttons
Audio:
Integrated SoundMax Digital AC97
Network card:
Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit
Extensibility:
1 x AGP 8x
3x PCI
2x 5.25 "(1 free)
2x 3.5 "internal (1 free)
2x 3,5 "External (1 free)
Ports:
1x serial
1x parallel
2x PS / 2
1x VGA
6x USB 2nd0 (2 front and 4 rear)
1 x RJ-45
1x Audio ports
Operating system:
MS Windows XP Pro
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