[Refurb] ThinkStation P330 Tiny i5-9400, 16GB / 512GB, $206.55 ($201.69 eBay Plus) Shipped @ Australian Computer Traders eBay

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Matches this deal posted in December last year.

Great little PC for homelabs given it has a PCIe slot and dual NVMe! Do your research before asking if it will take a [insert monster video card name here].

ThinkStation P330
Intel Core i5 9400 2.90GHz
512Gb SSD
16Gb RAM

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Comments

  • +2

    grabbed one thanks OP
    Will either replace the other halfs old NUC or the HTPC 4th gen TinyPC

  • +9

    Will it take a monster … external disk array?

  • Coupon didn't work for me. Which i didn't realise until after hitting pay. sad face emoji.

    • +1

      Ebay purchase history will show full price. Make sure to drill into details and you'll see coupon applied (if you did it)

      • Thanks, but order total and palpal both show full price. I've requested a cancellation. when attempting to reorder, the coupon is not valid… Seems i'm a bit rubbish at impulse shopping..

        • +2

          Is your eBay account an Aussie account? .. Often the eBay Aus codes don't work if your account was made or set for a different country… You can contact support and get it set as an Aussie account…

  • +1

    damn, this went out too fsat. Sold out!

  • Are these better than the N97 mini pcs you often see on sale?

    • +1

      Usually yes…even ones like this but 3 generations older are more powerful…however…these are 3+ years older, 2nd hand, and have active cooling (ie a small annoying fan that starts up at the slightest provovation…so keep it a good distance away)

  • Can you take these out and put the motherboard/parts into a mid size atx case or is there some weird config/setup/power supply/cable issue doing this

    • all proprietary really, not worth the hassle

  • +1

    Went out of stock before any "Another lenovo" comment.

  • Could the USB-C front input support dual 2k displays? I'm getting conflicting answers online. Seems to be an older USB-C 3.1 Gen 1. Some resources say it supports video, some say it's data transfer only.

    • Given this unit was released around 2020, and usb-c video out was just introduced around that time but limited to high-end laptops, I highly doubt ít.

      Also, I could be wrong, but I have never seen a desktop computer that support video out via usb-c natively.

      • I have never seen a desktop computer that support video out via usb-c natively

        It happens but usually reserved for the higher end boards, sadly. Which usually go in machines with a dGPU anyway.

    • i wouldnt expect so with the age of hte machine, just run 1x HDMI and 1x DP

  • Out of stock

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