Tolbers Computer Services
Fall 2003 Custom Computer Special
Quality Components - Hand Assembled - Tested for Reliability
This is an awesome PC case! It features front and rear fans, plus a transparent acrylic side panel with two additional exhaust fans. This case is the perfect enclosure for a more powerful computer - and the black enamel finish and see-through side panel allow you to show it off. Comes with a 350-Watt power supply.
Most name-brand computer manufacturers don't show you the parts that make up their computers. Our systems are different.
Quality mainboards are used in all of our computers. These boards provide reliability as well as expansion.
Shuttle's Socket-A mainboard combined with an AMD Athlon XP2200+ CPU provide a fast and reliable platform for your new computer.
The AMD XP2200+ processor operates at 1.8GHz and features a 266MHz front-side bus.
Comes with 256Mb PC2100 DDR SDRAM.
Only Seagate and Western Digital hard disk drives are used in any of our computers.
These drives have proven themselves to be dependable - we trust them in our own computers, and you can trust them in yours.
Dependable hard disk drives from Seagate reliably store applications and data on your new computer. This 40Gb 7200RPM Ultra ATA-100 hard disk features a 2Mb cache for ultra-fast seek and data transfer rates.
Our systems can be configured with as much storage space as you need.
Our systems feature brand-name CD-ROM drives, like Panasonic, Pioneer and Sony.
We color-match the drives to be compatible with your computer's color scheme.
Need a CD-RW drive or a DVD-ROM? No problem. It's a built-to-order computer.
In addition to a 3.5" floppy diskette drive, you can play games and burn CDs with the built-in CD-ROM and CD-RW drives.
In addition, an extra 3.5" drive bay in the case provides expansion for an Iomega Zip drive.
Power users can install a DVD-ROM drive, a DLT drive or any of several other options.
All of our systems are designed as mid-range corporate workstations. They're built for our discriminating customers.
Of course, if you're an avid gamer, we can customize your new computer with a high-end graphics card and extra memory.
The SiS chipset on this quality 4X AGP video adapter from Pine Technologies provides 32Mb video memory for power users and intermediate game enthusiasts.
For those who need extra video processing power, we use GeForce and Radeon 128Mb graphics cards.
Since many of our customers still rely on dial-up Internet services, we install quality name-brand modems.
Of course, each of our systems features a 10/100 Ethernet card - perfect for networking or high-speed Internet services.
Don't settle for a cheap modem. This USRobotics V.90 PCI Fax Modem provides rock-solid connectivity for dial-up Internet and other modem-based applications.
Broadband users will appreciate the built-in 10/100 Ethernet controller on the computer's mainboard.
The components listed are representative of current industry trends and are combined to create a true productivity-class computer.
Unlike most brand-name computers, our systems are not pre-loaded with useless software and marketing garbage. Our systems are clean. They've been tested. They work.
Of course, our systems can be customized. Some users need more features or more performance. Other users wish to recycle existing components in a new system. It's your computer. We listen.
Specifications - Standard System
Custom Mid-Tower Form Factor. 350-Watt power supply.
1.8GHz CPU - 256Mb RAM - Onboard Sound & 10/100 Ethernet
40Gb HDD - 52x CD-ROM - 52/24/52x CD-RW Drive - 3.5" FDD
32Mb AGP Video - 56Kbps V.90 Data/Fax Modem
Choice of Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional or XP Pro
Current Pricing (Assembled & Tested) $800.00
Customization Options
No Operating System - Subtract $150.00
Remove CD-RW Drive - Subtract $45.00
Remove CD-ROM Drive - Subtract $35.00
Remove 56Kbps Data-Fax Modem - Subtract $20.00
Custom Case Lights & Cable Set - Add $45.00
128Mb AGP Video - Add $80.00
Steven A. Tolbers - Tolbers Computer Services - Merrifield MN
(218) 765-3399
Site Design & Maintenance by Steven Tolbers - Last Updated October 12, 2003