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Computers & a Receiver for $ale - $1 (Oregon City)
4th near high st
condition:
excellent
make / manufacturer:
Fujitsu / Apple
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1) Fujitsu ESPRIMO P9010n | i7-10700 | 128GB DDR4 RAM | 1TB SSD | Windows 11 PRO ($1200)
*NO WiFi - when I originally purchased this machine, it was advertised as having no WiFi capabilities. I'm not sure if this means the WiFi card was taken out of it and needs to be replaced or if there is one and it's damaged or something. Ethernet connection works though.*
Ahoy. I'm selling a PC ready for many memory-intensive tasks, including gaming, professional use, and running PC-based software which requires quite a bit of RAM. I originally purchased this tower to upgrade it for my colleague who was to use it in grad school, which I did, but they will not be needing it unfortunately. So I am choosing to sell it. Freshly reset with personal data removed but Windows 11 PRO retained for buyer convenience. When you purchase this PC, you also obtain the license for Windows 11 PRO, which means it stays activated with future hardware upgrades.
I've only used it for several hours to test its performance and it is in great condition with only a few minor marks to the exterior. You can even upgrade the SSD, as there seems to be another slot for another SSD card, but will require a PC screw to hold down the slot. I've included a few photos of the type of screw you'll need.
Here's my transparent budgeting:
Originally purchased
RAM: 8GB
Storage: 256GB NVMe
CPU: i3-10100
GPU: Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630
OS: Linux
Total: $180
Upgrades
RAM: Rimlance 32GB (4X32GB) 1.2V DDR4 2933MHz PC4-23400 UDIMM 2RX8 (including a 3-year warranty good until March 2029) — $712
Storage (including a 2-year warranty good until March 2028): Crucial E100 M.2 2280 1TB PCI-Express 4.0 x4 PCle Internal SSD — $167
CPU: i7-10700 — $167
OS: Windows 11 PRO — $200
Total: $1246
Your price: $1200 (including a genuine copy of Windows 11 PRO which is pre-installed and activated)
Tower only. No mouse or keyboard included.
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2) Apple iMac 21.5” (Mid 2011) – 12GB RAM, 1TB SATA, Intel Core i5 (2.7GHz) ($100)
Apple iMac 21.5-inch (Mid 2011) Model A1311 in excellent working condition. Includes original stand and power cable.
Specs:
macOS - HighSierra v10.13.6
Processor - 2.7GHz Intel Core i5 (gen?)
Memory - 12GB (4GB,4GB,2GB,2GB) 1333 MHz DDR3
Startup Disk Macintosh HD
Graphics - AMD Radeon HD 6770M 512MB
Serial Numbers - D25JF0P2DHJN
Storage - 1TB SATA Disk
Boot ROM v 87.0
SMC v 1.7lf22
w/Disc Superdrive (for CD-ROM / DVDs) & SD Card slot on the side (see photos)
The iMac shows minimal cosmetic wear. Tested and powers on properly. Reformated / restored to factory settings.
Great for office use, media, retro Apple setup, or parts/upgrading.
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3 & 4) Apple iMac 21.5” (Mid 2011) – 12GB RAM, 500GB SATA, Intel Core i5 (2.5GHz) ($75 each - 2 units)
Apple iMac 21.5-inch (Mid 2011) Model A1311 in excellent working condition. Includes original stand and power cable.
Specs:
macOS - HighSierra v10.13.6
Processor - 2.5GHz Intel Core i5 (gen?)
Memory - 12GB (4GB,4GB,2GB,2GB) 1333 MHz DDR3
Startup Disk Macintosh HD
Graphics - AMD Radeon HD 6750M 512MB
Serial Numbers - iMac1—C02FJ3LJDHJF, iMac2—C02J5A8TDHJF
Storage - 500GB SATA Disk
Boot ROM v 87.0.0.0.0
SMC iMac1—v 1.7lf21, iMac2—v 1.7lf22
w/Disc Superdrive (for CD-ROM / DVDs) & SD Card slot on the side (see photos)
The iMac shows minimal cosmetic wear. Tested and powers on properly. Reformated / restored to factory settings.
Great for office use, media, retro Apple setup, or parts/upgrading.
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5) Apple iMac (27-Inch Late 2012) 2.9GHz Intel Core i5, Parts Only ($45)
This iMac was taken from my office and I could not get it to turn on. The screen seems to be dislodged and taped onto the device, so it could be that it's not fully attached. This is for parts only, and it could have either 500BG or 1TB worth of storage and has most likely an i5 CPU at least. It definitely has four 4GB RAM modules which you could prob get for at least $20/$30. It comes with the power cord, as is. This computer was most likely used to run Adobe programs. If you wish to salvage, you will have to clean some tape gunk off of it from the genius who thought taping the screen on was a good idea.
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6) Kenwood VR-307 5.1Ch 500W Dolby Home Theater Surround Sound Receiver ($35)
This is a working receiver good for surround sound and audio-visual systems. I bought this over 20 years ago and still works very well. The only issue with it is the volume turn knob is a bit finicky. When you turn the knob to turn it down, sometimes the volume will turn up instead, like you're in bizarro world. It just takes a little finesse, but it can work if you work with it slowly. It doesn't have a remote, and I tried a universal remote to program, but it did not work. I'm not sure if this means the mechanism to receive the signal from a remote is broken or if the remote simply didn't program properly or was not compatible. The volume knob comes off the receiver so you may be able to meddle. I found tightening the bolt inside helped a tad, but it needs someone with know-how to fully assess the problem and fix it. Otherwise, it's in great working condition.
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**Delivery could be possible, within reason. If you're in the Portland metro area, I could probably deliver. If you're more than 25/30 miles from Oregon City, it might not happen, but message me to see if I'm able to deliver to you.**