• The P6347-C is a desktop computer system produced by HP as part of its Pavilion series. This series was first launched in 1993 by Compaq, but HP continued with this successful line of home computers after they acquired Compaq in 2002. It is a high-spec product in many respects, but its graphics processing capability is not as strong as the other specifications.
  
  

System

• The P6347-C uses an AMD Athlon II X4 processor. This is a very fast quad-core processor. The computer also comes with a massive 6 gigabytes of the latest DDR3 SDRAM memory as standard.
  
  

Storage

• The P6347-C has 640 gigabytes of storage space on a single hard drive. This is a large amount of storage for an internal drive and can store a lot of high-volume media such as music and video, as well as the necessary operating system and program files.
  
  

Graphics

• The P6347-C, surprisingly, doesn't have a dedicated graphics card to back up its other high-end specifications. The system uses integrated graphics processing provided by an ATI Radeon HD 4200 chip on its motherboard. There is a spare AGP (accelerated graphics port) slot available for an upgrade to a dedicated graphics card.
  
  

Additional

• The P6347-C includes a dual-layer DVD and DVD-RW (rewritable) optical drive, but no floppy drive. The system comes with Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium factory installed .