HP Pavilion Media Center m7250n (Pentium D 820 2.8 GHz)

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Average User Rating

3.5 stars out of 7 user reviews

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  • 5 star: 3
  • 4 star: 4
  • 3 star: 0
  • 2 star: 0
  • 1 star: 1

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3.5 stars

"Not a speed demon, but Reliable..." By WonderWoofy

Pros: Works well with Win 7 Ultimate fresh install. Mostly just used as a home file/media server, which it works well at. Innards easily accessible making for fast upgrades.

Cons: Pentuim D 820 is the slower of the old "D" models. 1g of RAM is kind of a joke these days. No available PCIe slots.

Summary: This computer come to my family as a "broken" machine. In reality, the previous user's HDD had crashed prompting her to buy a new computer. I slapped a 1.5TB drive into the machine, installed W7 Ultimate, and I was off and running. It seems to work a-okay for ... Expand full review

4.5 stars

"THE best!!!" By MasterSteviekun

Pros: it is so far the longest-lasting pc i have ever had (3 years old)
if you give it even one upgrade, it will still be the best of the best for another 3 years

Cons: its standard video card is buggy on newer games, and is impossible to upgrade it without completely losing it

Summary: the most reliable and least annoyingly-bugged pc i have ever seen- and it still overpowers most pcs in performance even today!

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