NSS... New 8400 Like an F-117 Stealth fighter!!!

[Hypnotist]

Got a new Dimension 8400... the pictures tell the story...

From this-> http://www.eshoponline.us/images/3year/tricycle.jpg To this-> http://www.codeonemagazine.com/archives/2001/articles/jan_01/blackjet/images/blackjet_1a.jpg

Description
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Dimension 8400 Series, Intel Pentium 4 Processor 560 (3.6GHz) w/HT
Technology and 1MB cache
1GB DDR2 SDRAM at 533MHz
Wireless Keyboard and Mouse Desktop Solution
20 in (20.0 in viewable) 2001FP Digital Flat Panel Display
256MB PCI Express x16 (DVI/VGA/TV-out) ATI Radeon X800 XT
250GB Serial ATA Hard Drive (7200RPM)
3.5in Floppy Drive
Microsoft Windows XP Professional,Service Pack 2, English
56K PCI Data Fax Modem
16X DVD-ROM and 16X DVD+/-RW
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS, PCIw/Dolby Digital EX, IEEE1394, 7.1
channel, THX cert
Dell 5650 5.1 Surround Sound Speakers System with Subwoofer
Microsoft Office 2003 Basic Edition,Dimension,DHS
4 Year Limited Warranty

NO dead pixels! Booted up smooth as a...... runway! Runs like a Stealth Fighter... very quiet, very powerful and VERY FAST! Saved a BUNCH of cash on the deal. $4000 list... After G|A affiliate 30% discount, Dell price miscalculations(?), and a $90 Dell concession coupon... actual cost... $2125 & a free Dell 922 AOI printer (free upgrade of the 720). Now all I have to do is get in it and FLY. Say Sweetheart, wanna touch....... the clouds?
:thumb:
THANK YOU GOT|APEX!!!!

[CornMonkey]

verrrrry nice.

[verve247]

I like I like. I have a year older 8400. Your processor and video card heavily out do mine. So what was the "tricyle" that you replaced?

[Hypnotist]

I like I like. I have a year older 8400. Your processor and video card heavily out do mine. So what was the "tricyle" that you replaced?A Thriftstore recycled CompUSA desktop with a blazing fast 200Mhz Pentium MMX processor, with memory upgrade from 32 to 128MB EDO RAM and a massive 2GB HDD. CD-ROM optical drive with integrated graphics and sound. OS upgrade from '95 to ME. Monitor?... a Walmart purchased KDS 17" flatscreen CRT with Dial-up internet access through Walmart Connect. Thing works well without any newer application software... but So Slooooooooowww. Anyway, I really don't know anything about what I bought in terms of it's potential. All I know is it's crazy fast. I want to keep the "trike" for my Mom's practice box, but have no idea how to wirelessly connect and share the internet access through Comcast cable. No clue about the hardware required, set-up and all that. It's funny, the retailers talk about what a great deal they have for a wireless whatever, but they don't really explain the process. Guess it's like TV's now... if you have to ask what it does, you've been on your deserted island way too long. That's me in the computer world, but I'm willing to learn 'cause I love it so much. :)

[DarkFury]

A Thriftstore recycled CompUSA desktop with a blazing fast 200Mhz Pentium MMX processor, with memory upgrade from 32 to 128MB EDO RAM and a massive 2GB HDD. CD-ROM optical drive with integrated graphics and sound. OS upgrade from '95 to ME. Monitor?... a Walmart purchased KDS 17" flatscreen CRT with Dial-up internet access through Walmart Connect. Thing works well without any newer application software... but So Slooooooooowww. Anyway, I really don't know anything about what I bought in terms of it's potential. All I know is it's crazy fast. I want to keep the "trike" for my Mom's practice box, but have no idea how to wirelessly connect and share the internet access through Comcast cable. No clue about the hardware required, set-up and all that. It's funny, the retailers talk about what a great deal they have for a wireless whatever, but they don't really explain the process. Guess it's like TV's now... if you have to ask what it does, you've been on your deserted island way too long. That's me in the computer world, but I'm willing to learn 'cause I love it so much. :)
Heh... that wasn't a tricycle... that was a rollerskate with one wheel missing. :hihi:

[Hypnotist]

Heh... that wasn't a tricycle... that was a rollerskate with one wheel missing. :hihi:

Oh Fudge DF, now you've done it. Where the heck am I gonna find the tme to search for THAT image?hehe