This is a complete mid-2000s HP/Compaq OEM desktop setup built on the ASUS P5LP-LE motherboard. recognizes all 4 RAM sticks (2GB total), BIOS is accessible, CPU runs stable, HDD is detected and readable, all optical drives spin up and read discs, PSU powers the system without issues, and the TV tuner and other cards are installed and detected.
This is 20-year-old NetBurst architecture hardware. It is slow by any modern standard. It will run Windows XP perfectly and light Win7 tasks, but it is not for daily use in 2026. Good for retro gaming (2005-2008 era), basic computing, learning old hardware, or parting out.
Full Specs:
Motherboard: ASUS P5LP-LE (HP OEM, Rev 1.04) – Intel 945P chipset + ICH7. Socket LGA775. 4x DDR2 DIMM slots. Onboard Intel GMA 950 graphics, 8-channel audio (Realtek), Intel 10/100 LAN, FireWire, SATA + IDE.
CPU: Intel Pentium D 820 (Smithfield, SL88T) – 2 cores / 2 threads, 2.8 GHz, 800 MHz FSB, 2x1MB L2 cache. Tested stable.
RAM: 4x 512MB Hynix PC2-3200 DDR2-400 (total 2GB). All slots populated and recognized.
Storage: Seagate Barracuda 7200.8 250GB HDD (7200 RPM, SATA). Detected and readable in testing.
Optical Drives:
HP dvd1140 LightScribe DVD±RW (multi-format, reads/writes).
Additional HP Super Multi DVD Rewriter (GSA-T20N or equivalent).
DVD-ROM drive.
Power Supply: WT480 480W ATX generic unit. Powers the full system without issues in testing.
Cooler: Large tower heatsink with copper heatpipes (fan not mounted in photos but mounting hardware included).
Expansion Cards:
Philips/ASUS PCI TV Tuner / Video Capture card (composite, S-Video, coax inputs).
Agere PCI network/modem card.
Other Included:
Case fan.
Card reader (SmartMedia, xD, CF, Memory Stick, etc.).
All necessary cables: IDE ribbon (MASTER labeled), SATA, power cables, front panel wires, red Molex extensions.
I/O shield and rear ports.
Condition: Cleaned, tested, and working as described. Normal age-related dust, sticker residue, and minor cosmetic wear on metal parts. CPU IHS has paste residue and marks. No swollen caps visible on the board in my inspection. CMOS battery may need replacement soon (standard for this age).
What you get: Everything shown in the group photo plus all close-ups. No case, no GPU (uses onboard video), no OS, no keyboard/mouse/monitor.
Testing notes: Booted multiple times. All RAM passes basic detection. Drives show in BIOS. Optical drives read test discs. No guarantees beyond basic POST and component detection. 20-year-old electronics can fail anytime — capacitors, drives, and PSUs are all at end of life.
Sold as is.
NOT TESTED
