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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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NEW Crucial BX500 240GB / 480GB SSD will be used for this PC (3Years Manufacturer Warranty)

(BONUS) 500GB 3.5 HDD as second storage.

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  • Could this be used as a media server?

    • 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.

  • +8

    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

    • -2

      NEW 240GB SSD / NEW 480GB SSD
      500GB HDD (2nd Storage) BONUS

      So it includes TWO SSD's plus a 500 GB HDD ?

  • +2

    You choose the ssd size in the options in the listing. The larger size is $50 more. So two drives per unit, not 3.

    • +1

      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 upgrade

        • What 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

    • +4

      For a HP business desktop? Nah. They put Display Port on everything.

    • +1

      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?

  • +5

    overpriced.
    4th gen i5 - you can do better than 300$

    • +1

      Yep. Overpriced. No bargains here.

  • RAM can be upgraded to 16GB ?

    • +1

      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

  • +1

    anyone know when the new "fleet" of refurbished PC will come through. I'm talking about the Dell 7040 and the newer HP Elitedesk

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