HP Desktop for sale i5-7500 SSD Windows 10 Pro $125 sold
20-May-23 5:46pm
#1 sinnie
Retired work PC. Desktop tower with a brand new corded mouse and keyboard.
HP EliteDesk 800 G3
i5-7500 cpu 3.4ghz
16gb ram
256GB SSD with Windows 10 Pro activated
2 extra smaller hard drives, not sure on actual sizes but I formated them and they read 107GB and 337GB
Radeon 460 graphics
Nice fast computer, good for basics.
Looking for $125 + shipping (shipping likely to be around $50ish)
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SOLD
#1 sinnie
Retired work PC. Desktop tower with a brand new corded mouse and keyboard.
HP EliteDesk 800 G3
i5-7500 cpu 3.4ghz
16gb ram
256GB SSD with Windows 10 Pro activated
2 extra smaller hard drives, not sure on actual sizes but I formated them and they read 107GB and 337GB
Radeon 460 graphics
Nice fast computer, good for basics.
Looking for $125 + shipping (shipping likely to be around $50ish)
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SOLD
21-May-23 9:18am
#2 Alaisiagae
I'll check with my dad, he could use a good, modern desktop in addition to the great laptop we bought from you earlier this year.
#2 Alaisiagae
I'll check with my dad, he could use a good, modern desktop in addition to the great laptop we bought from you earlier this year.
21-May-23 11:11am
#3 sinnie
Yeah sure let me know! It boots up and works very fast. I took all the bloatware off as well as the store software so it's good to go. I also have the original software CD with it. Just took the newer PC's keyboard and mouse to pair with this one so it's fresh. I need to get some canned air to blow out some dust but I'll do that before I send it.
#3 sinnie
Yeah sure let me know! It boots up and works very fast. I took all the bloatware off as well as the store software so it's good to go. I also have the original software CD with it. Just took the newer PC's keyboard and mouse to pair with this one so it's fresh. I need to get some canned air to blow out some dust but I'll do that before I send it.
22-May-23 5:07pm
#5 sinnie
nonamesleft wrote:
@sinnie How do you package a tower to protect it? In foam?
Foam is good if you have it, but the best thing you can do for it or anything is to double box it with shipping containers. The extra cardboard provides cushioning and prevents heavier boxes from causing yours to collapse in on the product. As long as everything inside the inner is secure you are safe from drops, vibrations and heavy items landing on it.
#5 sinnie
nonamesleft wrote:
@sinnie How do you package a tower to protect it? In foam?
Foam is good if you have it, but the best thing you can do for it or anything is to double box it with shipping containers. The extra cardboard provides cushioning and prevents heavier boxes from causing yours to collapse in on the product. As long as everything inside the inner is secure you are safe from drops, vibrations and heavy items landing on it.
22-May-23 5:15pm
#6 nonamesleft
sinnie wrote:
nonamesleft wrote:> @sinnie How do you package a tower to protect it? In foam? Foam is good if you have it, but the best thing you can do for it or anything is to double box it with shipping containers. The extra cardboard provides cushioning and prevents heavier boxes from causing yours to collapse in on the product. As long as everything inside the inner is secure you are safe from drops, vibrations and heavy items landing on it.Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container?
#6 nonamesleft
sinnie wrote:
nonamesleft wrote:> @sinnie How do you package a tower to protect it? In foam? Foam is good if you have it, but the best thing you can do for it or anything is to double box it with shipping containers. The extra cardboard provides cushioning and prevents heavier boxes from causing yours to collapse in on the product. As long as everything inside the inner is secure you are safe from drops, vibrations and heavy items landing on it.Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container?
22-May-23 5:24pm
#7 sinnie
nonamesleft wrote:
Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container?
A box rated for shipping. Don't use flimsy boxes that say 32 ECT or are rated for moving only. The best ones are 200# mullen rated or more. In fact to be covered by insurance they have to be that or better, or the claims adjusted immediately denies for "improper packaging."
#7 sinnie
nonamesleft wrote:
Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container?
A box rated for shipping. Don't use flimsy boxes that say 32 ECT or are rated for moving only. The best ones are 200# mullen rated or more. In fact to be covered by insurance they have to be that or better, or the claims adjusted immediately denies for "improper packaging."
22-May-23 5:57pm
#8 nonamesleft
sinnie wrote:
nonamesleft wrote:> Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container? A box rated for shipping. Don't use flimsy boxes that say 32 ECT or are rated for moving only. The best ones are 200# mullen rated or more. In fact to be covered by insurance they have to be that or better, or the claims adjusted immediately denies for "improper packaging."Oh, I see. Got it. Thanks for the info.
#8 nonamesleft
sinnie wrote:
nonamesleft wrote:> Thanks. What do you mean by a shipping container? A box rated for shipping. Don't use flimsy boxes that say 32 ECT or are rated for moving only. The best ones are 200# mullen rated or more. In fact to be covered by insurance they have to be that or better, or the claims adjusted immediately denies for "improper packaging."Oh, I see. Got it. Thanks for the info.
HP Desktop for sale i5-7500 SSD Windows 10 Pro $125 sold