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HP Workstation x4000 - Dual 1.7GHz Xeon Processors - 2GB Rambus 400MHz - No Reserve - 99p
Front
Drive Bays
Hard Disk Caddy Closed
Hard Disk Caddy Open
RAMBUS 1
RAMBUS 2
Dual lProcessors
Cards and Slots
Connectivity 1
Connectivity 2
Damage to Case
DESCRIPTION:
HP Workstation x4000 - Please be Patient While the images load i ahve included quite a few as it is easier to describe that way ;)
This system is in full working order, one of the SCSI drives failed on the raid and rather than replace it the IT department decided to replace the machine, any excuse for upgrade
I removed the other SCSI drive and replaced with 80Gig Maxtor IDE for testing, The machine comes with a windows 2000 professional license though i installed xp sp2 on there for testing. There is plenty of room to upgrade drives in this box as there are 2 onboard IDE connectors, SCSI on board (internal and external), a promise fasttrak tx2000 IDE PCI card (4 extra IDE hard disks), and an adaptec SCSI raid card.
This machine runs dual socket Xeon 1.7GHz processors, post says 256KB cache, XP shows both processors in system tools (running just under 1700MHz).
The machine is a high enough spec for an entry level file server for a start up company, this box was our mail server, then a data server before it was decommissioned.
The graphics card though not capable of running the lattest games, but has dual head VGA connectors, it is a Matrox G450.
As can be seen from the images there are 4 RAMBUS RIMM's, a quick search on ebay revealed that the RAM alone (2GB 4x512 RIMM's) are worth around £150 alone.
XP runs quicker than my core 2 duo on this box and it was previously running windows server 2003, as i was going to use it as my web server but it was a bit overkill for that.
The images show that the case is slightly damaged, dont know how this happened, bought it this way.
SPEC:
You can view uncompressed versions of the images HERE
Sorry, but due to the weight and the risk of the item being damaged, i can only offer the item for collection.