FS: Desktops Lenovo Tiny PC | i5 3470 | Working Video Included

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Expected Price (Rs)
6500
Shipping from
Hyderabad
Item Condition
4 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Cash
  2. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Jan 1, 2016
Shipping Charges
Included in cost
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
None
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
Upgraded
This PC has been in use till a few weeks ago as a daily driver for taking sessions on zoom and media consumption. She's letting this go since I gifted her a new MiniPC (MinisForum NPB6)

This works without any issues. The internals and working video can be seen here:

Here are some more details about the hardware and I/O ports.

Intel i5 3470
8GB RAM (2x4GB Sticks)
DDR3 RAM compatible
2 DDR3 RAM Slots
5 USB Ports
1 DP Port
1 VGA Port
No WiFi / BT
No Storage
Original Lenovo Power Brick

Depending on serviceability this will be shipped via DTDC Insured.
 

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Can the Processor be upgraded and SSD added along with Intel Wifi Bluetooth card?
 
The processor cannot be upgraded. It is not soldered, but getting a 3rd gen processor or a 4th gen might be challenging. If you need a processor upgrade, then getting another tiny PC might be more cost effective for you.
@aasimenator should be able to source one for you!

@Ramadhir Singh asked me about power consumption and RAM upgrade I told him this (Those more in the know feel free to correct me):

You can up it to 16GB. I have not tested beyond that, but technically it should work upto 32GB.
It will consume around 40 units a month (headless), when running 24h/day. This number is from my other Tiny PC (HP Prodesk) with an i5 6th Gen processor.

Since both units have the same 65w charger, I am assuming the power consumption to be around the same. My headless unit runs more or less at 80% capacity all day. If you are using it for work or as a media server, the costs might be less.

The remaining power depends on the monitor and other accessories. Hope this helps!
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does this have a pcie slot for ssd? or even a sata connection?