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To me it depends on how good the PC was when you bought it 5 years ago. Primarily, what is the processor. Everything else is pretty generic.
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oblique
Good point. I think its an i5 4th gen. Any easy way to tell what the processor is since it won't boot?
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sycor
Apr 30 '20, 07:27
I'd rather not have to remove the heat sink and everything else.
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Was this a name brand unit? If it is, you should be able to look it up based on the serial number/service tag on their support site.
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oblique
Apr 30, 07:29
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Sorry my internet decided to go out for a bit. It was a Dell. I can't get logged in to Dell's site to check my info but pretty sure it was an i5 4th
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sycor
Apr 30, 08:23
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That's pretty decent. I'd go the SSD route -- nm
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oblique
Apr 30, 08:36
That's the only way to know if it doesn't boot. If it has a name and model sticker you can google that to know. -- nm
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bacon
Apr 30, 07:28
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