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#250773 24-May-2019 17:11
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Anyone got a spare Intel NUC lying around they no longer want/need?

 

Preferably i3/i5, can be with or without RAM/SSD/Wireless card, and could be interested in lower spec CPU options.

 

Not sure on exact budget, maybe up to $250 depending on specs.
PM me.

 

Thanks


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  #2244898 24-May-2019 17:37
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Is this of any interest if you just want a cheapie?

 

https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=2057582303

 

I've not bothered relisting it yet and won't do so until Monday.  It's currently got a 160Gb spinner in it but you can fit any 2.5" drive.

 

The motherboard is basically new....  I fried the last one somehow, replaced it, and then never used the machine.  It's just sat in a cupboard for a couple of years.  A larger stick of RAM should be easy and cheap to track down secondhand.

 

$100 west Auckland pickup or plus shipping. 





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  #2244901 24-May-2019 17:41
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Thanks for the offer on the XPC, I hadn't seen those before.

 

But at this stage sticking to an Intel NUC for its form factor, plus ideally a better CPU than the Atom.


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  #2244907 24-May-2019 17:54
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Yeah the ITX motherboards were pretty cool when they were new, but have been superseeded by the NUC form factor.  Before I killed the old mobo (which had a dual-core+hyperthreaded Atom) this was actually my main business computer for a year for doing MS Office-y stuff and it was just fine running Windows 7.

 

It's here if anyone else wants it.





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  #2244929 24-May-2019 18:46
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I have a couple of NUCs with 4gb memory and 60gb ssd's.. however they have celerons in them.. interested? 


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  #2244931 24-May-2019 18:53
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dt:

I have a couple of NUCs with 4gb memory and 60gb ssd's.. however they have celerons in them.. interested? 


Could be, have sent you a PM for specs.

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  #2246112 26-May-2019 19:55
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Bump.

 

I'm still on the lookout for a NUC, still undecided between an i5 or celeron based NUC.
Let me know if anyone has either.

 

My budget has increased to $350, dependent on specs (e.g. higher budget for an i5 nuc).

 

 


 
 
 

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  #2246614 27-May-2019 17:26
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Update, I've purchased an i5 NUC.

 

Thanks to those in this thread or via PM's who offered various devices.


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