How much do you think I could sell my notebook for?

[Bwpz]

Here's some pictures. It does have a crack in the screen, but it doesn't affect the touch-screen technology or anything, it's purely cosmetic. I'm trying to get $200 out of it, which I know for a fact it's worth, but how high you think I should push it?





Specs: Windows 7 Ultimate x86
4GB RAM
2.2GHz Dual-Core processor
~250GB HDD
Fingerprint scanner
Completely touch screen

 

[RyanTheRhino]

With those stats i would think its a 3-4 year old computer. It takes 4gb ram just to run windows 7 so that tablet would only be good for internet.

 

[Bwpz]

With those stats i would think its a 3-4 year old computer. It takes 4gb ram just to run windows 7 so that tablet would only be good for internet.

No way you're bein serious haha. It runs everything I'd need it to fine, even games, 4GB is a 32-bit maxed out in RAM, most people's desktops nowadays aren't even that fast.

 

[jcdws602]

With those stats i would think its a 3-4 year old computer. It takes 4gb ram just to run windows 7 so that tablet would only be good for internet.

4 gig of ram to run windows 7?? What??

 

[Bwpz]

I'mma just ignore his statement lol

 

[RyanTheRhino]

for optimum windows 7 you need 4 gig ram. minimum is 2gig

 

[cranker]

for optimum windows 7 you need 4 gig ram. minimum is 2gig

64 bit is 4 gig, 32 bit is below 4 gig. I gots 8 on my lappie

 

[Bwpz]

for optimum windows 7 you need 4 gig ram. minimum is 2gig

Yeah, optimum, and maximum in 32-bit It runs smooth on anything you;d really need it to if you're a casual user

 

[jcdws602]

With the crack it definitely brings the value down...consumers go on cosmetics alone......I would say here in my area (craigslist local ads as a private seller) it would sell for 275 to 375 maybe 400 but you would be waiting for a while to sell at that price......

 

[Bwpz]

64 bit is 4 gig, 32 bit is below 4 gig. I gots 8 on my lappie

32-bit can handle up to 4GB (usually like 3.something usable). 64-bit can handle up to 1TB of RAM, but usually around 8-16GB.

 

[ganjames]

how much did it retail for in whatever year it was released?

 

[dam612]

32-bit can handle up to 4GB (usually like 3.something usable). 64-bit can handle up to 1TB of RAM, but usually around 8-16GB.

who the fuck has a terabyte of ram in their computer?

 

[Bwpz]

who the fuck has a terabyte of ram in their computer?

Lol I never said it's been done, just saying a fact

And I'm not sure what year it was released. I think like 2009ish? It's an HP Pavilion tx2500, and I can't find a price online either but I'm guessing 900-1000.

 

[RyanTheRhino]

who the fuck has a terabyte of ram in their computer?

probably the military

 

[RyanTheRhino]

32-bit can handle up to 4GB (usually like 3.something usable). 64-bit can handle up to 1TB of RAM, but usually around 8-16GB.

can only handle up to 16 gigs

 

[Grumpy']

Ever been sent in for heat issues? Those were know for bad overheating, to the point of hardware failure.

 

[Bwpz]

can only handle up to 16 gigs

"A 32-bit OS can only address up to 4 GB of memory. More than that might be installed on the motherboard, but the OS cannot use it because it does not have enough memory addresses to assign to the physical memory. A 64-bit OS theoretically can address up to 1TB of memory, although in practice, most motherboards can only hold from 12 to 16 GB of memory."

 

[Bwpz]

Ever been sent in for heat issues? Those were know for bad overheating, to the point of hardware failure.

Naw I've never had a problem with heat

 

[jcdws602]

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With the crack it definitely brings the value down...consumers go on cosmetics alone......I would say here in my area (craigslist local ads as a private seller) it would sell for 275 to 375 maybe 400 but you would be waiting for a while to sell at that price......

 

[Bwpz]

I have it on Craigslist right now for $300, I might lower it in a few days if nobody responds.