Specifications of a Dell 5100
As of July 2010, the Dell Dimension 5100--a desktop from Dell Inc.--is no longer in production. As far back as 2005, when it was released, the Dimension 5100 represented the business-oriented entry in the company's entry-level desktop series.
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CPU
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All Dell Dimension 5100 computers ran on Intel Pentium 4, 5 or 6 microprocessors. Most of them had hyper-threading technology, which was implemented to improve the quality of the computers' multitasking.
Memory and Drives
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The memory--with four connectors and 400-MHz or 533-MHz DDR2 unbuffered SDRAM architecture--had capacities of 256 MB, 512 MB and 1 GB, with the option to max it up to 4 GB. The hard drive had up to 250GB capacity, and a CD burner/DVD combo drive was included.
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Audio and Video
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The graphics and sound cards of the Dell Dimension 5100 were integrated. Intel provided the Graphics Media Accelerator 950, and SigmaTel offered the STAC9220.
Connectors
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The connectors of the Dell Dimension 5100 included: seven USB 2.0 inputs (two in the front and five in the back); RJ-45 connector for computer networking; and line-in/line-out, microphone and headphone jacks.
Physical Characteristics
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With a weight of 32 lbs., the Dell Dimension 5100 was around 16 inches in height, 19 inches in width and 18 inches in thickness.
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