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This laptop was refurbished, laptop was opened and components inside were air dusted clean including heatsink. System was reinstalled to ensure it loaded and works properly and offers a fresh start, it runs Windows 10. Battery holds charge but is untested. It is in great condition, heavy wear on palmrest This is a Sager P151EM1 gaming system, the system does not support backlit keyboards, features Full HD 1920x1080 screen resolution with exceptionally brilliant colors because its the 95% color gamut! Features 16GB of memory with two open slots underneath, has a NEW 512GB SSD for fast and fresh start! Has a quad-core Intel I7-3740qm 2.7Ghz processor that can turbo boost to 3.7Ghz! I installed a newer Intel AX200ngw wireless dual-band card with AX bandwidth so you can get up to 2400Mbps speed and Bluetooth 5.1! System features a special upgrade to an NVIDIA Tesla M6 with 8GB of video memory, its based on revolutionary Maxwell technology and is similar to a GTX 980M or a M5000M card. Installed as a Quadro card. Has a special type error-correcting (ECC) memory. This unique and amazing system would make an exceptional laptop for home or gaming use!
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