Got my New PC from PC Market Dagupan
HP Pavillion p6140d Desktop PC
Monitor HP 20″ w2009f LCD Monitor with Built-in Speaker
Base processor
Pentium E5300 (W) 2.6 GHz (65W)
800 MHz front side bus
Socket 775
Chipset
Intel G31 Express
Motherboard
Manufacturer: MSI
Motherboard Name: MS-7525
HP/Compaq motherboard name: BostonL-GL6
Power supply
250W
Memory
Component Attributes
Memory Installed 2 GB
Maximum allowed 4 GB* (2 x 2 GB)
*Actual available memory may be less
Speed supported PC2-6400 MB/sec
Type 240 pin, DDR2 SDRAM
Hard drive
320 GB SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec)
7200 rpm
DVD+/-R/RW 16X 12X +/-DL LS 12X RAM SuperMulti SATA drive
Must use Double-Layer media discs in order to take advantage of the DL technology
Must use LightScribe-enabled media discs and supporting software in order to take advantage of the LightScribe technology
Function Maximum speed
DVD-RAM Up to 12X
DVD-R DL Write Once Up to 12X
DVD+R DL Write Once Up to 12X
DVD+R Write Once Up to 16X
DVD+RW Rewritable Up to 8X
DVD-R Write Once Up to 16X
DVD-RW Rewritable Up to 6X
DVD ROM Read Up to 16X
CD-R Write Once Up to 40X
CD-RW Rewritable Up to 32X
CD-ROM Read Up to 40X
Modem
PCIe internal modem
Video Graphics
Integrated on motherboard (see motherboard and chipset)
Sound/Audio
High Definition 5.1 audio
ALC 662 chipset
Network (LAN)
Integrated 10/100 Base-T networking interface
Memory card reader
Supports the following cards:
Compact Flash I
Compact Flash II
IBM Microdrive
Secure Digital (SD)
mini-SD
MultiMediaCard (MMC)
Reduced size MultiMediaCard (RS-MMC)
MultiMediaCard Plus (MMC plus)
MultiMediaCard Mobile (MMC mobile)
Memory Stick
Memory Stick Pro
Memory Stick Duo
Memory Stick Pro Duo
SmartMedia
xD Picture Card (xD = extreme digital)
External I/O ports
I/O ports on the front panel
Port type Quantity
15-in-1 (4 slot) One
USB Two
Headphone One
Microphone One
I/O ports on the back panel
Port type Quantity
PS2 (keyboard, mouse) Two (one each)
VGA One
USB Four
LAN One
Audio (line in, line out, microphone) One Each
Expansion slots
Slot type Quantity
PCI One (One available)
PCI Express x16 One (One available)
PCI Express x1 Two (One available)
Drive bays
Bay type Quantity
5.25″ Two (One available)
3.5″ Two (One available)
Pocket Media Drive One (One available)
Keyboard and mouse
HP USB keyboard
HP USB optical mouse
Software
Software titles that shipped with PC
Software Category Software Title
Operating System
Windows Vista Home Basic (32-bit) with Vista Service Pack 1
CD/CD-RW/DVD/DVD+RW
MediaSmart DVD
CyberLink DVD Suite 6
Entertainment, Music & Games
My HP Games
HP MediaSmart Software Suite
Productivity
Microsoft Works 9
Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition 2007 Trial
Security
Norton Internet Security 2009 (60-day security update subscription)
Support
HP Advisor
HP Hardware Diagnostic Tools
Help & Support Center
Recovery
HP Recovery Manager
Internet Solutions
Microsoft Internet Explorer
UPDATE:
Added another 2 Gig Memory
Add D-Link Wireless for wifi connection
Related posts:
wow naman, ganda naman ng pc mo boss.
Nice PC… Hope I can buy this too…
Hey, I just bought a p6140d too… my 3-year old Acer Aspire series laptop went dead, and needed to go back to its Taiwanese overlords to see if it can be “revived”… so I needed a desktop replacement pronto!
Upgraded mine to 4GB RAM and also added a 512MB nVidia video card.
The good:
- the most affordable for its specs range… compared it with other branded, generic, and custom-builds
- local HP service support! no more foreign overlords!
- off-the-shelf components used inside, easier to repair/upgrade once beyond warranty
- genuine Vista = free Microsoft Antivirus and updated Defender! yey!
- excellent 20″ LCD, bright and very wide
- audio level of built-in speakers is satisfactory
- nice medium-small form factor, cover panels for DVD and ports, shiny black front easier to clean than flat matt
- collection of pre-loaded games a nice touch
- amazing webcam software, guaranteed to delight kids
- hp toolbar for the techno-bobo
The bad:
- pre-loaded OS is Vista, not Win7 =(
- Vista is updated only up to SP1, so you need to spend a lot of online time (300+MB download/install from Microsoft website) to upgrade it to SP2 specs
- would have loved to have a different partition for data, in case Vista goes kaput… so now I would have to use Partition Magic 8 to create a new partition where all my data should go
- no installer/recovery CD! even for the drivers! need to create your own! prepare to set aside 3 DVDs and 3-4 hours on this!
- built-in intel graphics accelerator chip is meh
- effectively only 4 USB ports are free… the keyboard and mouse already uses up 2
- no anti-dust cover for the multi-card reader
- every card slot of the multi-card reader appears as a removable drive in My Computer, even if no cards are inserted… this clutters up your directory needlessly… guaranteed to confuse my technobobo sister
Overall: a nice shiny toy worth your money, worth your while! if you have the cash (or if you have BPI SIP), go for it. might want to wait for the Win7 version, tho only God knows when this will come out. anyway, Vista supposedly works almost as well as Win7 once you upgraded it with all the fixes and patches.
I would like to say, excellent page. Im unsure if it has been talked about, but when using Explorer I can never get the entire blog to load without refreshing alot of times. Could just be my CPU. Thanks