HP ProLiant G7 Dual-Core MicroServer 320 GB Hard Drive & 1.5 T HD For Sale

HP ProLiant G7 Dual-Core MicroServer 320 GB Hard Drive & 1.5 T HD
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HP ProLiant G7 Dual-Core MicroServer 320 GB Hard Drive & 1.5 T HD :
$195.00

Used - Excellent condition - HP ProLiant G7 MicroServer + 1.5TB hard drive & 320 gb hard drive included and upgraded to 5 GB memory.
Also includes power chord and key for the server door. Setup with a fresh install of OpenmediaVault server software but you can either keep it or put on what ever you want. Upgraded to 5 gb memoryAMD Athlon II NEO N36L Dual-Core Processor 1.3 GHz 5 GB DDR3 SDRAM
RAID Compatible
4 Hard Drive bays:
1 x 1.5 TB Samsung HD154UI
1 x 320 GB Western Digital Drive
+ 2 bays available
4 Total Drive Caddys
I ship same day payment is received by FedEx Ground or FedEx Home Delivery if payment received by 3:00 PM but will do my best to ship same day if I can get to FedEx before it closes. I am retired so nothing but free time. :) I have been selling on for over 15 years with 100% positive response and have never received a complaint. Only selling to US customers but not to Hawaii or Alaska.


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