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Louie808

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Windows 10 Education 64bit
CPU is a intel core i7 950 @ 3.07Ghz bloomfield 45mm technology
RAM is 6x2GB DDR3 (12gb) @ 534Mhz
GPU is one gb nvidia Geforce GTS 450 graphics cards. theres 2 installed.
Hard drive is capable of being upgraded i just used what i had on hand so its a 149GB Seagate 3.5inch 5400 RPM HDD.
Motherboard is a ASUSTek COmputer inc. P6X58D-E.
There is an optical drive i just cant seem to get it to read.
Cooler Master V8 heatsink
 
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Karadjgne
Either one of those systems is good only for one thing. Grandma to play Solitaire and watch YouTube videos on cooking recipes. Some things might be salvaged like the 1Tb hdds, or maybe the 2x4Gb 1600 ram, but you are looking at $20 apiece for those at best and maybe $20 for the i7. The logisys pc probably comes with a logisys psu, it'd be worth it to pay you to throw it away, they are that bad. You'd be lucky to get $100 for either at a flea market. The biggest problem with Win Edu is its key being tied to the school/University. Periodically those keys get revisited, revamped, returned to/by Microsoft, which can make them invalid. I'd be pretty mad at you if I bought your pc and in 6 months got this big notification on the screen that...
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150-200 USD

 
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Louie808

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How about this one?

AMD A4 7300 APU 4.0 GHZ (4000 MHZ) Dual Core APU w/AMD Cooler

MOTHERBOARD: AMD Socket FM2+ Micro ATX Motherboard W/ HDMI
Gigabit LAN
HD Audio
USB 3.0
SATA III


VIDEO: APU Discrete DirectX 11.1 Graphics AMD Radeon HD 8470D !!

MEMORY (RAM): 8 GB (Kingston, Corsair, G.Skill) DDR3 1600 MHZ Dual Channel Gaming/High Performance RAM w/Aluminum Heat Shields

HARD DISK DRIVE: 1 Terabyte (1,000) GB Western Digital Blue / Toshiba / Seagate 7200 RPM SATA HDD


CASE: LOGISYS Computer CS301BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower
 
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Probably around the same. These are old systems you're listing that don't hold much value.
 
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at most 100$ considering it is a defunct LGA1366 system

How about this one?
AMD A4 7300 APU 4.0 GHZ (4000 MHZ) Dual Core APU w/AMD Cooler
MOTHERBOARD: AMD Socket FM2+ Micro ATX Motherboard W/ HDMI
MEMORY (RAM): 8 GB (Kingston, Corsair, G.Skill) DDR3 1600 MHZ Dual Channel Gaming/High Performance RAM w/Aluminum Heat Shields
HARD DISK DRIVE: 1 Terabyte (1,000) GB Western Digital Blue / Toshiba / Seagate 7200 RPM SATA HDD
CASE: LOGISYS Computer CS301BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower
Click to expand...

I would give 50$, refurbish it and give it away to a charity to give to poor student.
 
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Karadjgne

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Either one of those systems is good only for one thing. Grandma to play Solitaire and watch YouTube videos on cooking recipes. Some things might be salvaged like the 1Tb hdds, or maybe the 2x4Gb 1600 ram, but you are looking at $20 apiece for those at best and maybe $20 for the i7. The logisys pc probably comes with a logisys psu, it'd be worth it to pay you to throw it away, they are that bad. You'd be lucky to get $100 for either at a flea market. The biggest problem with Win Edu is its key being tied to the school/University. Periodically those keys get revisited, revamped, returned to/by Microsoft, which can make them invalid. I'd be pretty mad at you if I bought your pc and in 6 months got this big notification on the screen that tells me I have 30 days to validate windows or Microsoft will shutdown the pc.
 
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