Built for Bluestacks (initially)

A buddy of mine needed me to build him a working PC out of 3 different machines: Dell Optiplex, Compaq Presario, and a cheapo eMachines. My payment was the leftovers . Out of the mess I was able to build his computer, plus assemble one for myself: he got the eMachines and I kept the Dell and Compaq, which also works, since he only wanted one decent PC.

• Optiplex 790 mini tower
• 3.1 GHz intel i5-2400 quad core
• 7 GB RAM
• Seagate 250 GB HDD (later upgraded to 500 GB SSD)
• Additional 500 GB and 160 GB HDDs for storage (all drives SATA)
• Onboard intel Graphics (later upgraded to nVidia Quadro 600 1024 MB dual display with 1 DVI [adapted into VGA] and 1 DisplayPort [adapted into HDMI] { I dropped the ball on port types, forgot to even look at what I was buying })
• 2.4/5 GHz dual band wifi network card w/ dual antennas
• ATI USB Media Remote
• Windows 7 Professional

I currently have 3 pointing devices connected: Logitech Trackball mouse, Monoprice Pen Tablet, and Microsoft Mouse / keyboard combo. I occasionally have a small hanheld trackball mouse attached, and an Apple USB keyboard with 2 USB ports, (like I should need more, the tower has 10 built-in USB ports already.)

 

[zoel.fahmi]

bluestacks only need cpu power like more core/threads will be a good thing to have

 

[SumaBear]

bluestacks only need cpu power like more core/threads will be a good thing to have

Oh yes, I do agree on that, except, I did mention "initially" as to it's purpose; Steam and Epic games are the main hubs I use on it.
Did forget to mention . . . I only spent $60 on the whole system, and that was the price for the nVidia card