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- Intel Core i5-3330 3GHz
- 8GB DDR3
- 1TB Hard Drive
- Integrated Intel HD graphics
- DVD Burner
- Windows 8
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Lenovo H430 Desktop: Core i5 3330 3GHz, 8GB DDR3, 1TB HDD, DVD Burner, Windows 8 $400 + Free Shipping (expired)
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It is very hard to find an Ivy Bridge i5 in this price range.
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Intel Core i5-3330 3GHz Quad-Core Ivy Bridge; 8GB RAM; 1TB HDD; DVD burner; 802.11n wifi; Windows 8; HDMI; 1yr warranty;
This is not for gaming, probably after GPU upgrade, but very decent family desktop with powerful i5 and 8 GB RAM
Edit: My bad. 20% will not work on computers.
Crucial seems to indicate a couple of possible limitations - they have the H430 as having 2 memory slots, only 4 gb to a slot (8gb total). That's usually more than enough for anybody - I have 8gb in my main desktop machine - but there are some scenarios where you want more.
H430 Datasheet is here (warning, PDF)
http://www.lenovo.com/products/us...asheet.pdf
This is not for gaming, probably after GPU upgrade, but very decent family desktop with powerful i5 and 8 GB RAM
I got one this morning, $100 coupon went through without any problem or manager intervention.
Can we upgrade this machine with SSD? How easy to upgrade this? Any thoughts
That being said, crucial seems to indicate that the sata ports are only sata II ports, not sata III ports.
edit: Crucial seems to indicate that the motherboard uses the H61 chipset, but the H430 line also includes sandy bridge chips as well as the ivy bridges. I am not sure if they use a different chipset when it has an ivy bridge chip in it.
If you want to add a dedicated video card to this machine, you'll likely need a new PSU of at least 400 watts, I think this one is 280