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So is this a good deal? I didn't see this posted here.
Compaq Presario PC Includes AMD Athlon X2 Dual Core Processor 4800 - Desktop
- 3GB RAM
- 320 GB Hard Drive
- 128mb graphics card
- Supermulti DVD drive with LightScribe
- Windows Vista Home Premium
$299.98 at Staples this week.
Any good? Any coupons to make it sweeter?
in-store only
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for those wondering what this is??
is it a desktop
compaq sr5610f
$399 - $100 IS
sku 760949
is it in-store only? cannot find anything online...
Desktop. Hopefully this link works:
rpf72 said:is it in-store only? cannot find anything online...
Ad says,
not available on line
Don't forget $30 old pc tradein...
(they are not looking in the case to see what is there)
wink wink
yesidonoitall said:Don't forget $30 old pc tradein...
(they are not looking in the case to see what is there)
wink wink
$30 Staples money, correct? at the end of the quarter .. sometime in december.
I would prefer to have $30 off right away.
bluefoot said:yesidonoitall said:Don't forget $30 old pc tradein...
(they are not looking in the case to see what is there)
wink wink
$30 Staples money, correct? at the end of the quarter .. sometime in december.
I would prefer to have $30 off right away.
Yes, $30 on your Rewards check for the trade in.
Add says trade in on HP, but they did it for the Compaq desktop.
Also you can get $30 in store coupon on the auction sire.
With a few more details:
* Desktop PC with 2.5GHz AMD Athlon X2 4800 Dual-Core Processor with 1MB L2 Cache
* 3 GB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM Memory (Expandable to 4GB), 320GB 7200RPM SATA 3Gb/s Hard Drive
* NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE Graphics with TurboCache with 128MB Dedicated Graphics Memory
* SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology with Integrated 10/100BaseT Network Interface
* Windows Vista Home Premium, dims in inches: 6.67 (W) x 9.64 (L/D) x 16.77 (H) approx., 21.25 lbs approx
boycemix said:$399 on Amazon
With a few more details:
* Desktop PC with 2.5GHz AMD Athlon X2 4800 Dual-Core Processor with 1MB L2 Cache
* 3 GB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM Memory (Expandable to 4GB), 320GB 7200RPM SATA 3Gb/s Hard Drive
* NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE Graphics with TurboCache with 128MB Dedicated Graphics Memory
* SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology with Integrated 10/100BaseT Network Interface
* Windows Vista Home Premium, dims in inches: 6.67 (W) x 9.64 (L/D) x 16.77 (H) approx., 21.25 lbs approx
yup, good deal at Staples then.
Does this have a slot for a Video Card? Or do you have to use the onboard video card?
just checked in the store. It does have the slot for video card. The mother board video card doesn't have dvi output. I wonder how much are the computers these days to have an HDMI output on the mother board...
If you don't mind rebates and the added sales tax, take another $20 off:
Norton Antivirus 2009 1-user: $39.99-$10 rebate -$5 instant coupon -$20 upgrade rebate -$20 purchase w/ computer. Take another $15 off the price of the computer.
Norton Internet Security $69.99 - $5 instant coupon -$30 rebate -$20 upgrade rebate -$20 purchase w/ computer. Take another $5 off the price of the computer.
Staples coupons often say "no computers".
Edit to say not available (even for delivery) in my area.
Can you use a 30 off 150 online coupon to sweeten the deal?
What is the video card slot? Is it pci-e? Isn't that the most recent type that video cards need?
It may npt be the best computer, but it is better than my 6 year old one.
sunfish said:Can you use a 30 off 150 online coupon to sweeten the deal?
Item is listed as not available online,
however, when I presented to the store an online/phone order coupon, they always accepted it.
boycemix said: * NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE Graphics with TurboCache with 128MB Dedicated Graphics Memory
"Dedicated" graphics memory. That's stretching the truth quite a bit. 6150 mobos don't have seperate video memory, it's shared from main memory. "Dedicated" my ass.
Still, that's a solid deal. Could probably build a better computer for the same price (if you include overclocking), but for those that don't build their own, this is a decent deal. Vista HP costs $100+ by itself, I think.
Anyone have any extra coupons to get this computer at a better bargain? Feeling lazy to build another PC.
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