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Device type:
PC
Manufacturer:
Compaq
Model name:
DX2000 MICROTOWER PC
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summary
Aimed at businesses on a budget, the $1,169 HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 delivers 3.0EGHz Pentium 4 performance with minimal frills. While the spartan approach theoretically should keep your costs down, we suggest you keep shopping. You get a bit more performance from the dx2000, thanks to its processor, but we've seen more fully equipped PCs for less, something that's particularly vexing if you're a small-business or home-business user searching for a work PC that will serve double duty as a home system. Just as 'jumbo' olives aren't all that big, the microtower case for the HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 isn't really that small, although it's certainly smaller than a standard tower case. It still has room for a few full-size expansion cards and disk drives, but the hallmark of this design is a simplicity that small-business users will appreciate.
Three PCI slots offer some upgrade space in the dx2000. You can forget about adding a decent graphics card, though: there's no AGP slot here.
Our test configuration came with all three of its PCI slots empty but with no AGP slot. You'll have to connect your monitor to either the integrated Intel Extreme Graphics 2 graphics adapter or a PCI graphics card. Two of the four DIMM slots arrived filled with 333MHz DDR SIMMs for a total of 256MB, although you can add up to 1GB of 400MHz memory. Only three drive bays open to the outside: two 5.25-inch and one 3.5-inch, with two additional 3.5-inch bays on the inside (both unfortunately obstructed by the CPU fan). In our test configuration with a CD-RW/DVD-ROM combo drive, an (optional) floppy drive, and a scrawny 40GB hard drive, only one external 5.25-inch and one internal 3.5-inch bay remained empty. We would recommend opting for independent CD-RW and DVD-ROM drives rather than the combo unit, since in doing so, you'll not only avoid tying up one of them when you might be able to use both, you'll also save $10.
The microtower's cramped interior forces you to remove the CPU fan to take out the hard drive.
The sculpted and louvered front panel is simple but attractive--staid enough not to rock the boat in a work setting. Two USB 2.0 ports on the front panel complement the six additional USB 2.0 ports in the back, where you'll also find a sparse array of legacy ports, audio jacks, and a network adapter. The notably absent FireWire interface may not be an issue if you have no digital video-related plans for the dx2000, but we wish HP had included at least one. We also found it difficult to insert a floppy disk all the way into the drive because of the deeply recessed and tapered opening. The pair of thumbscrews holding the side panel in place come off easily, but removing the panel itself is a chore because of the box's slick metal finish and the shallow depression for grasping.
The HP Compaq dx2000 starts at $388 with a Linux operating system, but our upgraded Windows XP Pro review unit and the optional 15-inch LCD that came with it ran the price up to $1,169. Other nonstandard components include a 3.0EGHz Pentium 4 processor, the 48X/32X CD-RW/DVD combo drive, and the optional floppy mentioned earlier. This configuration is reasonable for the price, but considering the significantly more capable eMachines T3085 and its sub-$1,000 price tag, we think HP could have configured a better deal.
Our unit came with the default small, 7,200rpm 40GB drive, but larger drives are available as options. The dx2000 also has an integrated 10/100BaseT network interface, but no dial-up modem. The L502 15-inch LCD monitor, a $349 option, is a straightforward, analog-only model. We noticed hue shifts on the screen when we changed our vertical viewing angle, but horizontal perspective changes didn't alter the image much. Either way, the display is adequate for most small-office environments.
The dated Microsoft Works Suite 7.0 budget productivity collection forms the basis of the dx2000's software bundle, a collection of mostly work-oriented titles. Also included, Retrospect Express from Dantz performs backup duties and Roxio Easy CD Creator Basic Edition handles CD-recording tasks. Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2004, complete with a free 60-day subscription to updates, should help keep your system free of virus mischief. You'll also find InterVideo WinDVD for watching movies, one of the few nods to nonwork-related activities.
The rest of the dx2000 package is rather plain. You get an HP-branded keyboard and mouse in black plastic to match the computer case. You'll also find three fans: one on the CPU heat sink, another on the power supply, and a third mounted on the back of the case above the expansion slots. As they spin, the fans emit a soft but audible high-pitched whine, not a deal breaker but annoying if you're especially sensitive to noise. One component you don't get is stereo speakers; instead you're left with a single internal speaker connected to the sound system. While it has a tone quality better than most monitor speakers', this lone speaker is best suited for sounding e-mail alerts and other businesslike functions. It falls short for entertainment, so you may want to add a pair of external speakers if you like to listen to music while you work.
Application performance The HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 won't win any performance contests, but it holds its own for a business system. Its SysMark 2004 score of 152 topped similarly configured (and priced) budget systems we've seen recently, such as the Dell Dimension 2400 and the eMachines T3085. Compared with MPC's slower, low-end business system, the ClientPro 345, you can see the effect that processor speed has on application performance. Both systems had the same allotment of memory running at the same speed, along with the same size and speed of hard drive and the same Intel chipset. The dx2000's SysMark score was 11 percent faster than the ClientPro 345's score of 137, which we attribute to the 400MHz difference in processing speed (3.0EGHz vs. 2.6GHz). To sum up, the HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 will ably perform in most office environments.
To measure application performance, CNET Labs uses BAPCo's SysMark 2004, an industry-standard benchmark. Using off-the-shelf applications, SysMark measures a desktop's performance using office-productivity applications (such as Microsoft Office and McAfee VirusScan) and Internet-content-creation applications (such as Adobe Photoshop and Macromedia Dreamweaver).
3D graphics and gaming performance With an integrated graphics solution, a business system is rarely the right choice for games or educational titles with heavy-duty 3D graphics demands. The HP Compaq dx2000 is no exception. On our low-end 1,024x768 Unreal Tournament 2003 test, it produced only 14 frames per second (30fps is the bare-minimum frame rate for smooth gameplay at this resolution). To be fair, the HP Compaq dx2000 wasn't built with gamers in mind. Still, if your office requires any sort of high-end graphics work, you'll want to shop elsewhere and buy a system with a dedicated graphics card or at least an AGP slot for future upgrades.
3D gaming performance (in fps) (Longer bars indicate better performance)
Unreal Tournament 2003 Flyby-Antalus 1,024x768
MPC ClientPro 545 (Nvidia GeForce FX 5700)
eMachines T3085 (integrated GeForce4 MX)
HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 (Intel 865G)
Hp Dx2000 Mt Motherboard
MPC ClientPro 345 (Intel 865G)
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Dell Dimension 2400 (integrated Intel 865G)
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To measure 3D gaming performance, CNET Labs uses Epic Games' Unreal Tournament 2003, widely used as an industry-standard benchmark. We use Unreal to measure a desktop's performance with the DirectX 8.0 (DX8) interface at a 32-bit color depth and at a resolution of 1,024x768 and 1,600x1,200. Antialiasing and anisotropic filtering are disabled during our 1,024x768 tests and are set to 4X and 8X respectively during our 1,600x1,200 tests. At this color depth and these resolutions, Unreal is an excellent means of comparing the performance of low-end to high-end graphics subsystems. We report the results of Unreal's Flyby-Antalus test in frames per second (fps).
Performance analysis written by CNET Labs technician David Gussman.
Aimed at businesses on a budget, the $1,169 HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 delivers 3.0EGHz Pentium 4 performance with minimal frills. While the spartan approach theoretically should keep your costs down, we suggest you keep shopping. You get a bit more performance from the dx2000, thanks to its processor, but we've seen more fully equipped PCs for less, something that's particularly vexing if you're a small-business or home-business user searching for a work PC that will serve double duty as a home system. Just as 'jumbo' olives aren't all that big, the microtower case for the HP Compaq Business Desktop dx2000 isn't really that small, although it's certainly smaller than a standard tower case. It still has room for a few full-size expansion cards and disk drives, but the hallmark of this design is a simplicity that small-business users will appreciate. 