TESTED Dell Precision 5530 i7-8850H CPU + Nvidia P1000 GPU LA-G341P - VDJMX For Sale

TESTED Dell Precision 5530  i7-8850H CPU + Nvidia P1000 GPU LA-G341P - VDJMX
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TESTED Dell Precision 5530 i7-8850H CPU + Nvidia P1000 GPU LA-G341P - VDJMX:
$146.50

This Dell Precision 5530 motherboard is a reliable option for those in need of a high-performing computing device. Equipped with an i7-8850H CPU and Nvidia P1000 GPU, this motherboard is designed to handle even the most demanding tasks with ease. The motherboard has been thoroughly tested and is in excellent working order, ready to be used by its new owner.


The brand of this motherboard is Dell, a well-known and respected company in the technology industry. This product is listed in the Computers/Tablets & Networking and Computer Components & Parts categories, making it an ideal choice for those looking to upgrade their existing computer system. Rest assured that this motherboard has been carefully inspected and will meet all of your computing needs.



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