Looking to buy Dell T7500

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Other than the case being beat up, it looks OK inside. I can't vouch for the condition, but the seller has a nearly 100% feedback score over nearly 31,000 transactions. That is a plus in his favor for sure.
As far as the system itself, it is old, outdated, but still capable of providing some good service. I have that same exact model in the T3500 variety with a Xeon W3670 6C/12T processor and 24 GB RAM. Your selection has a 4C/4T processor, business type gfx card, and only 3GB system RAM.

It says that it has a Vista COD. Which would be fine if it had a recovery partition to...


Other than the case being beat up, it looks OK inside. I can't vouch for the condition, but the seller has a nearly 100% feedback score over nearly 31,000 transactions. That is a plus in his favor for sure.
As far as the system itself, it is old, outdated, but still capable of providing some good service. I have that same exact model in the T3500 variety with a Xeon W3670 6C/12T processor and 24 GB RAM. Your selection has a 4C/4T processor, business type gfx card, and only 3GB system RAM.

It says that it has a Vista COD. Which would be fine if it had a recovery partition to reinstall the OS. But it doesn't. So you'll have to add an OS to the cost.

I guess it all depends on what you use for the PC is. As an internet/general purpose machine it will be fine with a bit more memory added. As a gaming machine, it will need more RAM and a better gfx card to start with...

Oh... and that is one heavy PC! Double wall all steel construction.
 
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