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Apus AM2 A4000 Gaming System - AMD Dual Core 4000+ for $895.95

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Apus AM2 A4000 Gaming System - AMD Dual Core 4000+ for $895.95
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John on 10/07/2007 - 13:22 shoppingsquare.com.au (173 clicks)

Apus AM2 A4000 Gaming System - AMD AM2 Dual Core 4000+, 2.1GHz, 1GB DDR2 667 RAM, 320GB SATAII Hard Drive, 18x DVD burner, 8500GT 256mb sonic video card, ASUS M2N8-VMX Mainboard, 5.1Channel Audio, 19" Widescreen LCD Monitor, Wireless keyboard and mouse, Stereo speakers

Specs:

  • PC World Awarded* System Manufacturer - Apus Computer
  • AMD AM2 Dual Core 4000, 2.1GHz
  • 1 x 1GB DDR2 667Mhz RAM Kingston
  • 320GB SATAII Hard Disk Drive
  • 18x Dual Layer DVD-RW burner
  • Palit 8500GT 256mb sonic video card (factory overclocked)
  • ASUS M2N8-VMX NVIDIA nForce405 chipset Mainboard
  • 5.1Channel Audio
  • 19" BenQ Widescreen 5ms LCD Monitor
  • Wireless keyboard and mouse
  • Deluxe 2.0 speakers

NOTE: To me, it looks cheap, with $900 I don't think I could get a PC this good.. but there's no easy way to look up price comparison on staticICE, is there? So I'm letting Ozbargain users to be the judge. Feel free to vote negative :)

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  • scotty on 10/07/2007 - 13:34

    Yes it looks good, fully assembled as well.

    Postage is quite expensive though — almost $50 to Sydney Eastern suburbs although I live 10 minutes walking distance from their office!

  • Duke on 10/07/2007 - 17:51

    Yep. Great lower end Gaming PC.
    Most people have the software already, which is why this is so cheap. Most PCs, you simply pay for the software suite.
    EDIT And my positive just put it to the front page ;)

  • kcyw on 10/07/2007 - 18:58

    Doesn't mention what the power supply is though…

    It's good that there are 4 DDRII slots, plenty of room for RAM upgrade.

  • Duke on 10/07/2007 - 19:16

    Well the mobo doesn't support SLI so just a generic PSU will do fine.
    Although I just read the mobo has integrated graphics, so if you really wanted you could take the 8500GT out and put it in another PC. The mobo has a 6100 card on it, which isn't too good by today's gaming standards, but it'll do.

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