Purchased at auction, I have 9 full systems left out of the original 16 of this model. The first 4 I parted out and listed the components on eBay - and those sold out within 48 hours.
I'll be parting these out as well, but if anyone local wants a whole system they are available until I have time to finish part-harvesting them.
NOTE: The one thing these do not have is a hard drive or SSD.
NOTE: some pictures show a couple industrial components that will not be included: a framegrabber card and a COGNEX license key dongle.
The cases are the same as from my listing here: https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/caledonia-high-end-computer-tower-cases/6ihz3Gj2NWhLnNv4xrZdUp - very nice industrial cases with hot-swap drive bays, filtered air intake, full-modular 750W power supplies.
Be aware that these are industrial builds, what that means is that they didn't skimp on the steel, these computers weigh around 40lbs each.
Motherboard is the ASUS Industrial Q470EA-IM-A. Meant to endure operating 24/7 in environmental temperatures up to 140F for a 7-year lifespan. Built to endure. https://www.asus.com/networking-iot-servers/aiot-industrial-solutions/industrial-motherboards/q470ea-im-a/
CPU is the Intel i9-10900K - unlocked for overclocking. 10 cores / 20 threads, 5.3GHz max turbo.
32GB of Samsung DDR4 3200 RAM.
GPU is the Gigabyte GeForce RTX™ 3050 WINDFORCE OC 8G - 8GB of VRAM GDDR6, Ampere generation core: https://www.gigabyte.com/us/Graphics-Card/GV-N3050WF2OC-8GD
Exterior on some of the cases are dusty and scuffed from transport to the auction house. Internals are *absolutely pristine*, not a spec of dust.
I have noted one issue - the manufacturer used the case anti-vibration securing bracket to contact the GPUs and the plastic backplate on some of them have a crack around one specific screw. This is a purely cosmetic issue, not a functional one, but I wanted to make sure to mention it.
If you are interested in maxing out the specs on one of these, I did mention I am parting them out. Each has 2 unused RAM slots, and I can take another 32GB of RAM (all of them have the exact same model RAM sticks) and double up to 64GB. Add $200 for that.
I also have available for sale 2 higher end GPUs. RTX A4000 cards, 16GB of VRAM instead of 8, workstation cards meant for tasks like video rendering, machine learning, etc - the computer I pulled them from was built for machine vision processing. These are highly sought after and used cards sell for $900 and up on eBay, new ones for $1K to $1,100. The two I have are new: https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/grand-rapids-nvidia-rtx-gb-new-pristine/67Ncn2tD1ydcJX429s8MXg - $800 for one of those if I'm swapping out the RTX 3050.
These are available until I have the time to finish parting them out and listing all of it on eBay. The parts are also available, if you want to just buy RAM or a CPU or GPU, feel free to reach out.