HP dc5800 KA407UT Intel Desktop Computer

The consistently reliable HP dc5800 Business Desktop PC is a durable business-class desktop that delivers the performance you need for a wide range of business and personal needs. A chassis design with optimized thermals and acoustics to help maximize PC performance and minimize disruption, providing optimum serviceability in even the most space-constrained environments. The motherboard runs with Intel's Q33 Express chipset and has Intel's GMA3100 graphics on-board. All models also have integrated gigabit LAN. These computers were designed for heavy-duty business use. The optimized thermal and acoustic design helps keep your system cool and noise level low. The HP Compaq dc5800 Business PC delivers proven technology, productivity tools, and security features to help provide a worry-free foundation for your business or home office.

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[NikeySunfire]

its a business computer

[chrizftw]

Dude, this is a company that SELLS all this stuff?

[m5j10]

i got a compaq presario sr5710f and usb ports dont work for ipods and other stuff what should i do

[mannesx]

please review the hp dc 5700 please

[tipoomaster]

My school has these. Well, actually they are just STARTING to phase out the old Pentium 4 machines and replace them with these. they couldn't have done it BEFORE my final year, oh no!

Do all workstations open from the right side instead of the left like normal desktops?

[coondogtheman1234]

will this PC work as a home PC b/c i was at a college and i was in their computer lab and they had i think XP vista and mac and maybe linux i dunno but the PC i was using was super fast it had XP on it and it was the HP compaq DC series and it was thinner than this one and had a built in speaker and the audio from the youtube videos i was watching was playing thru it.

[talldude123]

you realize that this only has 1GB Ram...If they downgrade to XP that will be fast, but with Vista...hmm....that would be slow, especially with onboard GMA graphics.

[apriswajaya]

i think the feature to remind us to get back to work should be included in this rig

[chrizftw]

Not really, A VHS won't fit in a DVD drive, games fit into this, just don't work too well :)