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Ozymandias
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I have a MSI 1722 ID1 laptop. I'm looking to sell it and put the money towards a desktop build, but I'm having a hard time figuring out it's worth.
Specs:
17" screen, 1680x1050 native resolution
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9100 @ 2.26 GHz, 12 MB L2 (it's an engineering sample CPU, never overclocked*)
2x 2 GB Adata PC2 5300 RAM
nvidia 9600m GT with 512mb of GDDR3 (never overclocked)
Hitachi Travelstar 7K320 320GB Hard drive
Intel 4965AGN Wireless Card
Sony Optiarc AD 7590S DVD Writer
The case is in really good condition, with only a few, light scratches on the lid. There's touchpad wear, but that's to be expected. No scratches or discoloration on the palm rest.
I can install and include a key for Windows 7 Professional (32-bit), but no "legit" physical media (got it from the ACM/Technet deal).
So, does $750-850 sound fair? More? Less? Tell me why! Thanks!
*Yeah, I know you take a gamble with ES CPUs. However, it was cheap and it's been running like a champ since I bought it. All the temp sensors work and it clocks down when idle just fine. The only weirdness is that it reports itself as a Core 2 Extreme CPU, so in my mind, it's equivalent to a "real" Q9100.
Specs:
17" screen, 1680x1050 native resolution
Intel Core 2 Quad Q9100 @ 2.26 GHz, 12 MB L2 (it's an engineering sample CPU, never overclocked*)
2x 2 GB Adata PC2 5300 RAM
nvidia 9600m GT with 512mb of GDDR3 (never overclocked)
Hitachi Travelstar 7K320 320GB Hard drive
Intel 4965AGN Wireless Card
Sony Optiarc AD 7590S DVD Writer
The case is in really good condition, with only a few, light scratches on the lid. There's touchpad wear, but that's to be expected. No scratches or discoloration on the palm rest.
I can install and include a key for Windows 7 Professional (32-bit), but no "legit" physical media (got it from the ACM/Technet deal).
So, does $750-850 sound fair? More? Less? Tell me why! Thanks!
*Yeah, I know you take a gamble with ES CPUs. However, it was cheap and it's been running like a champ since I bought it. All the temp sensors work and it clocks down when idle just fine. The only weirdness is that it reports itself as a Core 2 Extreme CPU, so in my mind, it's equivalent to a "real" Q9100.
