fast computer and burner, cheap price

[Gold Streaks]

the only catch is it's fucked and I don't know how to fix it. if u want it, just know what your getting into. This thing kept freezin on me when ever i played tunes until it just stopped turning on. I have already had it fixed once and can't be bothered to do it again. it's a really fast computer with a lot of disc space and a sweet burner, both of which i bought last january for five bills (not including the burner). $200 or best offer.

[dj4mula]

What kind of cpmputer is it?

[[edit_out]]

give me a complete system layout, including but not limited to:

processor
motherboard
RAM amount
HD specs
video card (if applicable)
sound card (if applicable)
NIC (if applicable)

[ƒORM]

yah that would help :trippin:

[Gold Streaks]

i am embarrassed to admit that i am ignorant when it comes to computers. i just know how to download music and post. i will get this information for u all however. i think it's an alfa computer?

[got_rice]

thats cheap just for the parts

[Kraig]

Not necessarily... those parts could be a SUPER FAST HIGH END:

486 DX2 66 with 32MB of ULTRA fast RAM
340MB Western Digital Hard Drive
HIGH End 512K Trident Video Card
Ultra ATA-Enhanced I/O card for blazing hard drive performance

Here's the kicker now folks --- 28.8 USR Courier MODEM!

That was my machine back in my SysOp BBS days! Ahhhh the good old days!

[JoNeSie]

Reminds me of the good ole days. I remember my first overclocking experience. It was either a 486 DX2 or DX4. Don't quite remember.

Goldstreaks, I fix computers for ppl for free. If you want, I can fix it up for you nice and good. From what you're saying, all that it needs is an operating system reinstall which is totally routine. Before you go and sell your comp, why don't you look into that. I'm awesome with comps hardware and software, and I've never seen a reason to charge someone for the work. I fix my boss's computer for him. He loves me for it.

[Kraig]

Originally posted by JoNeSie:
Reminds me of the good ole days. I remember my first overclocking experience. It was either a 486 DX2 or DX4. Don't quite remember.

Goldstreaks, I fix computers for ppl for free. If you want, I can fix it up for you nice and good. From what you're saying, all that it needs is an operating system reinstall which is totally routine. Before you go and sell your comp, why don't you look into that. I'm awesome with comps hardware and software, and I've never seen a reason to charge someone for the work. I fix my boss's computer for him. He loves me for it.

^^^^ Werd to da overclockin! I've done that tonso times back in the day... Remember when you had to mount a larger CPU fan on CPU's when you did that? Thing got to hot!!! Good times, good times.

[Gold Streaks]

sorry ppl. got rid of it for three bills the other day. i will keep u in mind though jonesie and I appreciate the offer.

[JoNeSie]

Originally posted by Kraig:


^^^^ Werd to da overclockin! I've done that tonso times back in the day... Remember when you had to mount a larger CPU fan on CPU's when you did that? Thing got to hot!!! Good times, good times.

Ya, that was good. I got this phat heatsink on my bro's comp. It's only a Pentium 133, but I put this huge 80mm fan and heatsink on the chip. My Athlon XP 1600+ runs at a cool 38 degrees celcius usually. In the summer it's a bit warmer, but it's icey cold.

[boozydaclown]

hhey gold ill get you a pc trust me