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NEW Crucial BX500 240GB / 480GB SSD will be used for this PC (3Years Manufacturer Warranty)
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[Refurb] HP Prodesk 600 G1 SFF i5-4590 8GB RAM NEW 240GB SSD + 500GB HDD Win10Pro PC $299 Delivered @ Melbourne-eStore eBay
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Would be perfectly fine for Direct streaming. Would be able to handle 2-3 1080p transcodes, and a single 4k transcode at max.
overkill for media, when a low-power silent fanless ARM device could do the job.
But great as a general purpose PC, or games with a low-profile video card added.
Would be good if you put the full specs in the post. Copied them here from the ebay page:
HP Prodesk 600 G1 SFF Desktop PC
Intel i5-4590 3.3GHz
8GB RAM DDR3
NEW 240GB SSD / NEW 480GB SSD
500GB HDD (2nd Storage) BONUS
Dual Layer DVD Burner
2 x Front USB3.0 2 x Rear USB3.0
2 x Front USB2.0, 4 x Rear USB2.0
2x Display Port + VGA + Serial Port (9Pin) + PS2 + LAN
DVDRW
Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit
3Months RTB Seller Warranty
NEW 240GB SSD / NEW 480GB SSD
500GB HDD (2nd Storage) BONUSSo it includes TWO SSD's plus a 500 GB HDD ?
You choose the ssd size in the options in the listing. The larger size is $50 more. So two drives per unit, not 3.
isn't the BX500 a crappy SSD?
might as well save the money and buy your own SSD
Since both hardware options are listed in the title, both prices should also be in the title.
If I add a graphics card would this be able to play most games with decent fps? eg. dota or CS
Probably have to be a low profile card and also consider power supply
and the form factor - used to have a SFF Optiplex which was a pain to do any sort of upgrades.
Sold that and replaced it with a MT. Much better (and bigger) - way easier to upgradeWhat is MT ? I'm not familiar. I was looking at these and other similar re-furbished PC's .
Not sure what to buy as a desperate budget buy for a computer to work with from home - via network to office.
My 8yr old i3 Laptop may die any time soon, and I need to Back Up all my stuff on Drive + Win 10.
Thinking of getting Acronis Back Up - to simplify process and create a disk to transfer all data onto next PC, if that's possible ?
No support for HDMI is a bit suprising
For a HP business desktop? Nah. They put Display Port on everything.
Yes support. DP supports HDMI. You just need a $2 adapter, or the right cable.
only dp++ can use cheapo passive adapter
Interesting, I've never had a problem. googling …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DisplayPort#DisplayPort_dual-mode_(DP++)
"Dual-mode is an optional feature, so not all DisplayPort sources necessarily support DVI/HDMI passive adapters, though in practice nearly all devices do. Officially, the "DP++" logo should be used to indicate a DP port that supports dual-mode, but most modern devices do not use the logo."
p.s. - i see active converters are only $10 anyway, but believe passive will work here.
dell optiplex sff also no hdmi
Chuck a low profile 1050ti to get HDMI L dual HDMI going
If all you want is dual hdmi, use adapters or DP->hdmi cables on the DP ports.
Note you cannot use integrated and add-on graphics at the same time on optiplex, and I assume on these? (similar Intel chipsets)
anybody knows how much power consume by this Pc to run 24x7. planning to use as a firewall.
Too much power. Get something with a "mobile"-class cpu. Or at least a USFF PC with low-voltage intel chip.
You don't really need Windows for a firewall, surely!?Plan to use Sophos XG, USFF doesn't have any PCI slots (I need to install a quad NIC)
usb3 NIC not stable enough?
overpriced.
4th gen i5 - you can do better than 300$
Yep. Overpriced. No bargains here.
RAM can be upgraded to 16GB ?
Yes it can.
Supports up to 32GB of RAM (4x 8GB sticks)
Noob question
How many of these outputs can you use simultaneously?2x Display Port + VGA + Serial Port
anyone know when the new "fleet" of refurbished PC will come through. I'm talking about the Dell 7040 and the newer HP Elitedesk
Could this be used as a media server?