eMachines T1150 Celeron 1.3GHz, 256MB, 40GB, CD-RW Desktop Computer

Processor: 1.3ghz Intel Celeron
RAM: 256MB
HDD: 40GB
Optical Drive: CD-RW sold out of machine
Floppy Drive
Onboard PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse Ports, 9-Pin Serial, 25-Pin Parallel, 15 Pin VGA, 2 x USB, Audio Connections, 15 Pin Game Port, Ethernet
COA: Windows XP Home Edition

this unit works fine. took this in on labor trade for automotive services. dont need due to having two lap tops. looking for best offer.

12/25/2008 8:04:07 PM

$10

12/25/2008 10:37:53 PM

$30

12/25/2008 10:49:12 PM

does it take SD or DDR?

12/26/2008 9:22:10 AM

ddr

12/26/2008 2:37:01 PM

this processor is a Socket 370 Celeron at that. and I've checked several links, it says it takes SDRAM.

12/27/2008 1:08:44 PM

im sorry man youre right. good lookin out. i never claimed to be genius bout these

12/28/2008 11:09:56 AM

its cool, I just have several parted out Emachines that I could use parts for. I was going to upgrade the processor, but I thought it took a Socket 478.

12/28/2008 12:27:19 PM

ou are more than welcome to come over and look this unit out. i dont need it so whatever money i get is good. i see its going for about 150 or so on ebay. but i dont even want half that

12/28/2008 12:39:35 PM

i'm too spoiled, (and cheap) hopefully you'll be lucky enough to get $50 for it.

12/28/2008 7:16:16 PM

im at a median with it, dont need the money, i know what i CAN get for it, and im tired of looking at it. so $50 for my lazy ass is $50.

12/29/2008 12:10:21 AM

honestly thats about a 20 dollar box

12/29/2008 2:16:55 AM

meh, i know its worth more than that

12/29/2008 7:30:53 AM

lol not really...harddrive you could sell for 10 maybe, proc/motherboard for 10, ram for 5, cd-rw for 5

1/1/2009 7:37:32 AM

^word. thats the going price these days. I mean you can buy brand new 512MB sticks of DDR for like $15. Used they are $10. The Celeron processor is not even a Socket 478. The 40GB hard drives are about $10 a piece.

In good condition and loaded with all correct software and OS, this unit would be $50----on CRAIGSLIST at that. But seeing its SDRAM as apposed to DDR, its a older pin/socket processor (370), theres only 256 instead of 512MB of memory, and the optical drive is missing---well that doesn't leave much.

I'm not trolling/flaming you, just trying to be informative about the computer market these days. For example, I'm getting a Socket 754 AMD motherboard, 1GB DDR RAM, AMD Sempron 3100+ all for = $25. Adding a brand new case, optical drive, and hard drive wouldn't be more than $50. If you can get more, you're a hell of a hustler and I need to jack my prices and sell to the target audience you've stumbled upon.

1/1/2009 6:46:54 PM

Quote :

"lol not really...harddrive you could sell for 10 maybe, proc/motherboard for 10, ram for 5, cd-rw for 5"

...XP Home license is worth $50 at least...

1/1/2009 7:33:25 PM

theres tons of people tossing their PCs with the stickers still left on there. you could probably scrounge one up on CL or T-dub in a day's time. I'm sure its "valued" at $50, but what does it matter when you can get it for next to nothing? I got a bag of 200+ sticks of memory for $150, although I'm sure its "valued" at a much higher price.

1/1/2009 8:51:21 PM

Quote :

"this unit works fine. took this in on labor trade for automotive services. dont need due to having two lap tops. looking for best offer"

thats my first post.

after looking on ebay, i saw them going anywhere from 90-190 dollars WITH the cdrw drive.

best offer gets it. if 30 is the highest then 30 is what i will take.

1/2/2009 4:11:33 PM

when will you make that decision?

1/2/2009 10:11:06 PM

ha when some one either pms me or wmails me and tells me they are coming to get it? i dont need the money but i dont need this as well

1/3/2009 12:04:28 AM

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" and I've checked several links, it says it takes SDRAM. "

huh?

Practically all RAM these days is a form of SDRAM, that has nothing to do with whether it's DDR or not (but that computer almost certainly uses DDR SDRAM). What you'd want to know is what speed of DDR can the mobo handle (my guess is DDR 266 maybe DDR 533).

1/3/2009 12:05:49 AM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SDRAM

"synchronous dynamic random access memory"

To clarify I meant SDR SDRAM. But I thought most people would know what I was commonly talking about (PC100-133). Excuse my lack of attention to specific detail.

1/3/2009 1:01:45 AM

oh and...

http://www.shopping.com/xPF-E-Machines-T1150

http://www.memorystock.com/memory/eMachineseMachinesT1150.html

It can only handle PC133 SDR SDRAM at the max. It cannot handle any form of "DDR". (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR_SDRAM)

1/3/2009 1:06:52 AM

30 bucks.

*slaps money down on the barrel head*

1/15/2009 6:24:32 PM

*gives computer to you before money hits barrel head*

1/15/2009 6:30:46 PM