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There are 2x i7-9700's (65w), 4x i7-9700t's (35w), 2x i7-8700t's these are NOS and were never deployed, however full disclosure I did use one of the 65w i7-9700 as a plex server for a couple of weeks. All of the Dells have m.2 nvme drives plus a sata port and drive caddy. All have wifi and antennae and appropriate sized OEM power bricks. The Lenovos were deployed as work machines then retired to my homelab then retired and have been in storage for years.

If local I also have a new in box ThinkCentre Tiny-In-One 22 Gen 3 Monitor/Dock

Prices include shipping to the lower 48

Payment via PayPal G&S or local cash in the SL Valley area

Let me know if you have any questions or want specific pics/videos

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QTY	Model/Proc	RAM	Storage	Price
2x	7070 / i7-9700	16GB DDR4 1x16GB	256GB NVMe 100% health	$220 / ea
4x 2x	7070 / i7-9700T	16GB DDR4 1x16GB	256GB NVMe 100% health	$200 / ea
1x	7060 / i7-8700T	16GB DDR4 1x16GB	256GB NVMe 100% health	$180
1x	7060 / i7-8700T	16GB DDR4 1x16GB	256GB NVMe 68% health	$100 SEE NOTE
1x	m93-10AB / i7-4770	12GB DDR3 1x8GB, 1X4GB	256GB SSD 100% health	$85
2x	m93-10AB / i5-4570T	8GB DDR3 2X4GB	256GB SSD 98% health	$75 / ea
1x	Tiny vesa mount / DVD burner	NA	NA	$20 with tiny purchase

***NOTE*** this dell 7060 may have a malfunctioning power button as it was rebooting itself while I was testing and imaging it. It was doing proper shutdowns (but not initiated by me) and then powering itself back on. I threw another version of windows on it to test and had same results. After tapping the button housing with a screwdriver this behaviour stopped and it stayed powered on overnight.

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A little foreshadowing outside of a Mexican restaurant

Oddly specific but I suppose rule 34 applies