computer list

me computers

listed most newestest to most oldestest

Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15IAU7

Specs:

• Intel Core i5-1235U @1.30GHz

• 16GB DDR4-3200 RAM (8GB soldered, 1 x 8GB Crucial [Addition])

• 512GB Intel M.2 NVMe SSD

• Intel Iris Xe Graphics(?), 1920x1080 60Hz 15.6" LED IPS LCD display

• Windows 11 Home

Other Info:

• Disappointing honestly

  • I paid $500+tax for something that can barely run under stock specs

    • 8GB RAM is not enough for Windows 11

    • The screen would black out if I was using all 8GB of RAM, which happened frequently

  • The build quality has been subpar at best

    • Bottom cover is cheap plastic and after routine maintenance (cleaning out fans, adding extra stick of RAM) the plastic case around the screws nearest to the screen hinges is broken, effectively making those screws emotional support only

    • I took the screen bezel off because the screen got damage somehow to see if there was something broken there, but there wasn't, and the bezel is very loose now

    • While taking off the bezel, I had to take off the plastic cover for the hinge/WiFi antenna area, and in doing so, the cheap plastic hooks broke and now it's held in with tape

  • I'm never buying a new laptop again (with an exception made if I ever have Framework laptop money)

• Has a ThinkPad sticker on it

• Speakers sound awful

• BROKEN - Charger barely makes contact, and when it does, it gets concerningly hot. The charge port is on the main motherboard, and I couldn't solder a new one on to save my life, and I'm not paying $120 out the ass for a new mobo for a laptop that's broken in numerous other ways and I planned to replace already

CyberPowerPC GXi3400BSTV10

Specs:

• Intel Core i7-12700F @2.10GHz

• 64GB DDR4-3200 RAM (2x 32GB Crucial Pro somethings [Upgrade from 4 x 8GB TeamGroup T-Force {Upgrade from original 2 x 8GB TeamGroup T-Force}])

• 500GB WD Blue SN570 M.2 NVMe SSD

• 1TB Seagate BarraCuda 7200 RPM 3.5" SATA HDD

• 2TB WD Blue SN580 M.2 NVMe SSD (Addition)

• GIGABYTE NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, 8GB GDDR6X dedicated graphics RAM

• Windows 11 Home

Other Info:

• Prebuilt garbage

  • At least its SI and not OEM

• Not really worth it

• Questionable components

• Fans suck in the bad way

Dell Latitude 3190 (Most bestest)

Specs:

• Intel Pentium Silver N5030 @1.10GHz

• 8GB DDR4-2400 Soldered RAM

• 128GB M.2 NVMe SSD

• Intel HD Graphics 605 1GB RAM, 1366x768 60Hz 11.6" display

• Linux Mint 22.1

Other Info:

• Not technically FULLY mine, but mostly mine

  • I was able to get a laptop back from school (for graduating or whatever idk, tldr this laptop was free and is legally mine. kinda.)

• Uses best parts from both laptops (see below) to make ultra laptop

  • Motherboard (+ daughterboard, dc port, and headphone jack), SSD, battery, protective case, intel pentium sticker, and bottom case from legally acquired one. Rest of case, screen, speakers, keyboard, etc from less-so one.

• Has case (not shown)

• Worse than previous school laptops (see Dell Latitude 3300 [I unfortunately don't have one of them but it had an i5-8250U {real CPU}])

• Functional battery

• Actually not that bad

• Small and light

• Downright tolerable speakers

• See also this post

Dell Latitude 3190 (God's least favorite)

Specs:

• Intel Pentium Silver N5030 @1.10GHz

• 8GB DDR4-2400 Soldered RAM

• 128GB M.2 NVMe SSD

• Intel HD Graphics 605 1GB RAM, 1366x768 60Hz 11.6" display

• Windows 10 Education

Other Info:

• Uses worst parts from both laptops to create the shitty one

  • screen bright spot

  • mild cracks

  • for some reason bad headphone jack (literally cant plug anything in there)

  • no batt

  • still technically school owned but i dont think theyre looking for it? havent connected to internet to see if computrace, can do at request

    • yeah no it isnt computracing

• Not technically fully mine

• Worse than previous school laptops (see Dell Latitude 3300 [I unfortunately don't have one of them but it had an i5-8250U {real CPU}])

• Antifunctional battery (believed not only one with same issue)

• Actually not that bad

• Small and light

• Downright tolerable speakers

• See also this post

HP 14t-bs000 — "The HP Laptop"

Specs:

• Intel Celeron (Celery) N3060 @1.60GHz

• 8GB DDR3L-1600 RAM (1 x 8GB Timetec [Upgrade from original 4GB Samsung, "temporarily" loaned to Dell Latitude E6430])

• 32GB SanDisk eMMC

• 256GB Inland Professional 2.5" SATA SSD (Addition) ("Temporarily" moved to Dell Latitude E6430)

• Intel HD Graphics 400, 1366x768 60Hz 14" LED LCD display

• Windows 10 Home

Other Info:

• It's AWFUL but I love it still, it's my garbage piece of shit

• Broken

  • Capacitor knocked off board

  • I have no clue how to solder it back in

• Used to be my only computer

  • First computer that fully belonged to me

• Glossy screens should be abolished

  • HP calls it "BrightView". Supposedly the glossiness makes colors more vibrant. But that doesn't matter IF I CAN'T SEE THE FUCKING SCREEN. Horrible viewing angles + glossy screen is awful.

Dell OptiPlex 3050 Micro

Specs:

• Intel Core i3-6100T @3.20GHz

• 8GB DDR4-2133 RAM (1 x 8GB Gskill DDR4-2666 [underclocked to 2133] [salvaged from MSI GF63 Thin] [formerly 2 x 8GB Gskill but one of them went bad] [Upgrade from 1 x 4GB SK Hynix DDR4-2133])

• 128GB V2 Technologies 2.5" SATA SSD [2019] (stolen from Dell Latitude E6430

• Intel HD Graphics 530

• Windows 7/10 Pro key, running Linux Mint 22 (not 22.1 yet cause I am unforgivably lazy and won't bother updating until it stops workings)

Other Info:

• I LOVE IT it's so tiny

• It's adorable

• It's just a little guy

• Complete with Dual VESA mount, which attaches it to a 2009 Dell E2010H monitor held up with ratass Walmart Tabletop TV stand things bought ad hoc after realizing the monitor stand wouldn't work with the VESA mount

• Maybe not the most powerful, but that's usually okay

HP Stream 14-ax010wm

Specs:

• Intel Celeron N3060 @1.60GHz

• 4GB DDR3L-1600 RAM (1 x 4GB Micron)

• 32GB SanDisk eMMC

• Intel HD Graphics 400, 1366x768 60Hz 14" LED LCD display

• Windows 10 Home

Other Info:

• Thrown out window

• Super IO chip fried

• Dead dead

• Snapped in half

Dell Latitude E6430

Specs:

• Intel Core i5-3320M @2.60GHz

• 12GB DDR3L-1600 RAM (1 x 4GB Samsung, 1 x 8GB Timetec [Upgrade from previous second 4GB Samsung, "temporarily" borrowed from HP 14t-bs000])

• 256GB Inland Professional 2.5" SATA SSD ("Temporarily" replaces 128GB V2 Technologies 2.5" SATA SSD [2019])

• Intel HD Graphics 4000, 1366x768 60Hz 14" LED LCD display

• Windows 7/10 Pro

• TSSTcorp CD-ROM drive

• LED backlit keyboard (Upgrade from original non-backlit keyboard)

• Aliexpress-ass USB 3.0 ExpressCard card, adding three USB 3.0 ports (bringing total USB to 7, of which 5 are 3.0) and getting hot after a little bit of system runtime

Other Info:

• Purchased after HP 14t-bs000 broken

• Purchased for $37.99 ($50 after tax + shipping) from Human-I-T (nonprofit in California) on eBay

• Very good

• Quite upgradeable

  • Two RAM slots (DDR3L-1600 is as cheap as water)

  • Socketed CPU (Supports 3rd Gen Intel, second to last gen to support socketed mobile CPUs)

  • You can replace the keyboard (I put a backlit one in mine)

  • Ethernet, WiFi, Cellular (me don't have but easily could), Modem (me DO have for some reason), Bluetooth (me don't have but easily could), maybe something else too

  • ExpressCard slot 

  • Multiple things you can put in the "Module Bay"

    • CD/DVD drive

    • 2nd Battery (for some reason, somehow)

    • 2nd HDD (with third-party adapter)

    • With quick-release function for easy removal and reinsertion

  • Easily accessible HDD

  • Optional 9-cell battery (which mine both has and is still in excellent good fair health)

  • Docking port

    • and now i have a dell 08rnj7 e-port replicator to go with it

      • i have no use for it

      • the laptop doesnt feel great in there

      • i have no room for it

      • but it's really funny

      • and i found it at the thrift store for $8.99

      • also, between the port replicator, laptop, and expresscard, this laptop has 13 usb ports (of which 5 are 3.0, and 2 are esata), 2 vga, 1 hdmi, 1 dvi, 1 dp, 2 rj45, 3 audio (1 combined, 1 headphone, one mic), a "e-monitor stand connector" (???), 1 rj11, 1 expresscard slot (used), 2 dc in, a dvd drive, and a smart card reader, which is ridiculous.

• Has an "Unobtrusive Mode"

  • when you press Fn+B, all light and sound emissions stop

    • I have no clue why you'd need or want this but whatever

• Built like a tank

  • Very similar to Dell Latitude E6430 ATG, (semi-)rugged variant of this laptop

• Works exceptionally well for being 12 years old

• DAILY USE RATING: 3/5 Starts

  • PROS:

    • Reliable

    • Functional

    • Sturdy

    • Backlit keyboard

    • Functional

  • CONS:

    • Slow (its 12 years old, what'd you expect?)

    • Not great screen

      • TN panels should be illegal

      • 1366x768 claustrophobic

      • No viewing angles

      • No colors

      • No brightness or dimness, only blandness

      • Mixed signals on whether or not it's replaceable

        • Connector common? No clue.

        • Apparently it's thicker than an eDP panel? Fuck if I know, I personally don't give a shit, I'll shove some styrofoam back there if it means getting a real man's screen (like an IPS or WVA or AT LEAST VA, no more of this TN panel shit, I'm done with these, they suck, and everyone who's used one knows that fact)

      • Lessening battery life (not much problem cause I mostly use it on charger at home)

      • No Bluetooth

    • In summary, this laptop is best experienced by a normal person with normal needs, or in moderation as a secondary computer. It is not 100% practical as a primary computer for my needs.

Compaq Presario CQ5320F

Specs:

• AMD Athlon II X2 240 @2.80GHz

• 3GB DDR3-1333 RAM (1 x 2GB Samsung, 1 x 1GB Samsung)

• 500GB WD Caviar Blue SATA HDD

• NVIDIA GeForce 6150SE nForce 430 Graphics

• Windows 7 Home Premium

• CD-ROM drive

Other Info:

• Old family PC

• HDD is dying, barely functional

• Slow as shit

• Dusty as fuck

• Viruses o'plenty

HP G60 Notebook PC

Specs:

• Intel Pentium Dual-core T4200 @2.00GHz

• 3GB DDR2-667 RAM (1 x 2GB Kingston, 1 x 1GB Micron)

• 250GB Seagate SATA HDD (Circa June 2009)

• Intel GMA 4500MHD Graphics (unconfirmed), 1366x768 15.6" CCFL LCD screen

• Windows Vista Home Premium

• TSSTcorp CD-ROM drive

Other Info:

• My grandma's old Vista laptop

• I can see why we don't use CCFLs anymore

• Ran super hot

• Absolutely massacred while trying to see inside because HP is the worst

• Pile of parts at this point

Thrift Store PC

Specs:

• Custom PC / Unknown Make & Model (2007), Intel DG33FB motherboard

• Intel Core 2 Duo E6750 @2.66 GHz

• 5GB DDR2-800 RAM (1 x 1GB Gskill [2012], 2 x 2GB Generic eBay Sludge [Addition])

• 250GB Seagate BarraCuda SATA HDD

• Intel GMA 3100 Graphics

• Windows XP/7 Pro

• Lite-On CD-ROM drive (broken)

Other Info:

• Purchased for $6.25 including tax

• Audio doesn't work

• Not exactly filled with dead insects

• A little scary

• Does not work properly anymore

  • I'm scared the PSU is gonna magic smoke on me

IBM ThinkPad R51

Specs:

• Intel Celeron M 350 @1.30GHz

• 512MB DDR-333 RAM (1 x 512MB Infineon)

• 40GB Hitachi HTS548040M9AT00 ATA HDD

• Intel Extreme Graphics 2 (Intel 82852GM), 1024x768 60Hz 14.1" TFT LCD display

• Windows XP Pro

Other Info:

• Thermal paste came dead and buried

• Surprisingly works decently

• Battery lasts about 40 minutes

• $23 at same thrift store from earlier

• Not the best quality

  • plastic creaks lots

  • broken left click button

• Slow & dirty [fresh Windows XP Pro install seems to run fine, but the install it came with was filled with garbage and viruses from previous owner]

• Filled with personal info when I got it

  • Enough info that I could feasibly commit identity theft (full name, address, job info, SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, PASSWORDS, etc.)

  • CLEAR YOUR DAMN HARD DRIVES PEOPLE

  • Needless to say, I've done a fresh install of XP

• Currently my only ThinkPad

Dell OptiPlex GX280

Specs: (coming soon)

• Pentium 4

• Some RAM

• 40GB HDD of some variety

• Graphics

• Windows XP Pro

• cd maybe dvd drive unworky

• floppy drive worky

Other Info:

• Free! from Clermont County ISD

  • Got on GovDeals, in same free listing was a Dell 2330d laser printer

• No bad capacitors that I can see, which I thought was surprising, they may have fixed the problem by Oct 2004 when mine was made

• Tool-less design is fine on paper but it feels like I'm about to break it every time I open it

Imposter IBM

Specs: (coming soon)

• Pentium III or Celeron

• 256MB PC-133 DIMM I think

• Seagate Medalist drive I think with some amount of storage

• Quantam3D Raven AGP thing

• Unknown OS

• three swappable drive caddy KWI mobile rack things (hard drives not included, only one presumably never used caddy, for scsi)

• Intel desktop mobo

• Antec PSU I'm scared of

Other Info:

• $20 at thrift store (I've gotten three computers at the thrift store, all being my oldest computer at time of purchase, all at the same thrift store)

• LARGE full tower case thing

• Fake IBM badge

• I haven't turned it on yet cause scared of psu

• I dislike IDE cables

• VERY dusty and dirty when I got it

Dell Chromebook 3110

Specs:

• Intel Celeron N4500 @1.10GHz

• 4GB LPDDR4-2933 Probably Soldered RAM

• 32GB eMMC

• Intel UHD Graphics, 1366x768 60Hz 11.6" display

• Google ChromeOS

Other Info:

• Not technically mine

• Worse than previous school laptops (see Dell Latitude 3190)

• Mediocre build quality

• Okay I guess

• Downright good speakers, much better than a sub $300 Chromebook deserves

• NO LONGER IN MY POSSESSION - they took it when they gave me the better 3190

Dell Inspiron 3593

Specs:

• Intel Core i3-1005G1 @1.20GHz

• 16GB DDR4-2666 RAM (1 x 8GB Kingston[?], 1 x 8GB Samsung [Addition, formerly of MSI GF63 9SCR-433])

• 128GB M.2 NVMe SSD

• 1TB SATA HDD

• Intel UHD Graphics

• Windows 11 Home

Other Info:

• My aunt's laptop

• Shitty garbage

• Plastic breaks easily

• I fixed it

  • Power connector port broken

    • Would not charge laptop

    • When plugged in, would make suspicious noise

    • When charger taken out, smoke smelled

  • Replaced power connector port ($8 + taxes for new one)

  • I got $40 for repair

    • I didn't ask for money and didn't expect it, but yeah I'll take some money

  • Much less shitty garbage than the Chromebook she was using while it was broken

Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15IIL05

Specs:

• Intel Core i3-1005G1 @1.20GHz

• 8GB DDR4-3200 RAM

• 256GB M.2 SSD

• Intel UHD Graphics, 1366x768 59Hz 15.6" touch display

• Windows 10 Home

Other Info:

• Family PC

• Really good honestly

• Performs very well for an i3

• I used it for like a year before getting Lenovo IdeaPad 3 15IAU7

MSI GF63 Thin 9SCR-433

Specs:

• Intel Core i7-9750H @2.60GHz

• 16GB DDR4-2666 RAM (2 x 8GB Gskill [Upgrade from original 1 x 8GB Samsung])

• 512GB WD Blue SN560 M.2 NVMe SSD

• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, 1920x1080 60Hz 15.6" LED IPS LCD display

• Windows 10 Home

Other Info:

• No longer in my possession

• AWFUL THERMAL PERFORMANCE

  • LIKE, REALLY BAD

  • LIKE, SURFACE TEMPS COULD GIVE YOU BURNS BAD

  • LIKE, ONLY ONE FAN BAD

  • "MSI, Multiple Serious Issues"

• Used on blanket, likely murdering it

• Motherboard dead

• Recycled (see also this post)

• Waste of $700

Lenovo ThinkPad P52

Specs:

• Intel Xeon E-2176M @2.70GHz

• 32GB DDR4-2666 RAM (2 x 16GB Samsung)

• 512GB SK Hynix PC601 M.2 NVMe SSD

• NVIDIA Quadro P2000, Intel UHD Graphics P630, 1920x1080 60Hz 15.6" LED IPS LCD display

• Windows 11 Professional Workstation 

Other Info:

• Bought for $300 (2nd attempt to replace the IdeaPad, after the 7490 (see below)

• The screen was incorrectly labeled as 4K in the listing, so I got a $50 refund for that

• A fucking pain to repaste

• Ran hot because Intel can't let me be happy

• Needed to be undervolted

  • Which would have come with instability baggage

    • And I just want a computer that fucking works, man.

• Returned a week before 60 day limit expired

• It tried it's best

• I wanted to love it

• But I couldn't do it

• Welp, back to the E6430

• I bought a 170W Lenovo charger for it that I can't return anymore

  • So if you need one in the Cincinnati region, feel free to contact me (price $0 because I don't yet have a grapple on the concept of money and it being a big deal when I don't have it)

Dell Latitude 3300

Specs:

• Intel Core i5-8250U @1.60GHz

• 8GB DDR4-2400 RAM (Unconfirmed)

• 128GB M.2 NVMe SSD (Unconfirmed)

• Intel UHD Graphics 620

• Windows 10 Education

Other Info:

• Ye olden school laptop

• I last saw them in 2020

• Apparently someone I know had one until like 2023? I have no clue how that happened

• REAL CPU

• If I'm honest, I have little memory of this, other than anecdotal evidence of me stealing a Core i5 sticker from one, but the Core i5 sounds like a real CPU (compared to the Pentiums and Celerons), and the ports put the other two school laptops on this list to shame

Apple MacBook Pro

Specs:

• Intel Core i5-3210M @2.50GHz

• 8GB DDR3-1600 RAM

• 128GB or 256GB SSD (unconfirmed)

• Intel HD Graphics 4000, 2560x1600 LED IPS Retina LCD display

• macOS Catalina

Other Info:

• Formerly Grandma's PC, currently brother's PC

• Honestly I don't know much about Apple's bullshit

• Fucking hell that resolution is insane

• How are the graphics that can't even use more than two displays able to display higher resolutions than many laptops on the market today, 12 years later? The E6430 has the same graphics and I can't connect two monitors to it and have them both function, along with the internal display. Even the HP Laptop could do that! And this Apple thing gets the same cracker jack graphics as my E6430 and is able to run a screen at a resolution unmatched by ANY of my computers or monitors? The four computers I use most frequently (E6430, CyberPower, 3050 Micro, 3190) run at 1366x768, 1920x1080, 1600x900, and 1366x768, respectively. Bullshit.

• Proprietary bullshit

• Can't use HDMI to VGA adapter, must be Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter

• Why do specs change so much between mid and late 2012?

• Who the hell names macOS versions?

• Apple is confusing, probably intentionally

• C02L5767DR53

• Decaying rapidly

• Screen issues

• Likely logic board fault

• Brother refuses to get rid of it

• It wants to die so badly

LG UltraGear Monitor 24GN60R-B

Specs:

• 24"

• 1920 x 1080, 144 Hz

• IPS LED-backlit LCD, anti-glare

• HDMI, DP, headphone jack

• HDR, FreeSync or something idk

Other Info:

• Bought for use with CyberPowerPC computer

• I turned on HDR once, Windows freaked out, haven't touched since

• quite slow to turn on and turn off

• idk its fine i guess, gets the joj done

Dell E2010H Monitor

Specs:

• 20"

• 1600x900 60 Hz

• TN CCFL-backlit LCD, anti-glare

• VGA, DVI

Other Info:

• I don't know if the HP G60 screen is uniquely shit or something, but this monitor looks perfectly cromulent, despite the TN and CCFL-ness of it

• Has the BEST OSD controls of any monitor I've ever used

  • They just... make sense! What a concept!

  • Since the buttons are the bezel, they can display what each button does on the screen, no more guessing what the correct button is and where it is here.

  • Sure, it does mean that you need a decently sized bezel, but fuck bezel-less design if it means I get intuitive controls

  • This isn't the only Dell monitor I've seen that uses this control layout, but they lack the sleekness of these buttons

• Currently being held up by a slightly oversized Walmart tabletop TV stand

  • I bought a dual VESA mount for OptiPlex 3050 Micro, only to realize I couldn't use the stock stand the monitor came with

  • Now the top is at the same height as my LG 24" monitor

• Model name ends with "10" despite being from 2009 (2010's model ends with "11")

AOC E2060Sw Monitor

Specs:

• 19.5"

• 1600x900 60 Hz

• TN LED-backlit, anti-glare

• VGA, DVI

Other Info:

• small scratch on the screen

• cheaper, newer, but less fun than dell e2010h monitor

• human slime edition when purchased

Keyboards

• Inland generic-ass keyboard

  • • Bought for use with old computers

• Razer whatever membrane keyboard

  • • Bought for CyberPowerPC

    • funny gay colors

    • comes with free Razer branded lite malware

• CyberPowerPC keyboard

  • • Lights up white

    • sharp keys

    • exposed wire at entrance to keyboard (no exposed copper yet)

    • came with cyberpowerpc, for use currently with 3050 Micro

• Compaq keyboard

  • • Dirty old sticky E key

    • Came with Compaq

    • I think my brother has it right now

Mice

• Logitech basic-ass mouse

  • • It's basic

    • 3050 Micro

• Amazon Basics mouse

  • • It's basic

    • For whatever needs a mouse

• CyberPowerPC mouse

  • • Came with cyberpowerpc

    • funtional

    • exists

    • buttons on side go forward / back on webpages

    • buttons on top increase/decrease speed

    • funny lights

• Compaq mouse

  • • compaq

    • brother has it i think

Miscellaneous Computer Parts and Accessories (parts not currently installed in any computer)

• Internal storage

  • • 250GB Seagate SATA HDD from HP G60

    • 512GB WD Blue SN560 M.2 NVMe SSD from MSI

    • 512GB Intel M.2 NVMe SSD from Lenovo

• RAM

  • • 8GB Crucial DDR4-3200 SODIMM from Lenovo

    • 8GB TeamGroup T-Force DDR4-3200 2022 DIMM from CyberPowerPC

    • 8GB TeamGroup T-Force DDR4-3200 2023 DIMM from CyberPowerPC

    • 8GB TeamGroup T-Force DDR4-3200 2022 DIMM from CyberPowerPC

    • 8GB TeamGroup T-Force DDR4-3200 2023 DIMM from CyberPowerPC

    • 4GB Samsung DDR3L-1600 SODIMM from HP Laptop

    • 4GB Samsung DDR3L-1600 SODIMM from HP Stream

    • 4GB SK Hynix DDR4-2133 SODIMM from 3050 Micro

    • 4GB Samsung DDR3L-1600 Planet Earth SODIMM from E6430

    • 2GB Kingston DDR2-667 SODIMM from HP G60

    • 1GB Micron DDR2-667 SODIMM from HP G60

    • 8GB Gskill DDR4-2666 SODIMM from MSI (bad stick)

• Portable storage (not to be confused with potable storage)

  • • broken microcenter 64gb "usb 3.0" runs at 2.0 speeds purple usb stick

    • unbroken microcenter 64gb "usb 3.0" runs at 2.0 speeds purple usb stick

    • unbroken microcenter 64gb "usb 3.0" runs at 2.0 speeds purple usb stick for ventoy

    • a bunch of micro sd cards in sd card adapters, no clue how many of what and what each contains honestly

    • ye olden usb 2.0 sandisk 16gb cruzer glide

    • samsung usb 3.0 128gb drive thats actually worth a damn and not cheap plastic garbage like every other usb drive i have or had

• Misc

  • • Dell 08RNJ7 E-Port Replicator for Dell Latitude E6430, absolutely no use for it but its funny to have and i found it at the thrift store for $8.99

    • netgear 5-port gigabit switch (not used since i still dont have ethernet going to my room)

    • cheap crappy onn vga to hdmi adapter

    • some cat 5e cables, hdmi cables, usb micro usb cables, rj11 cable, sata data cables, etc.

    • non backlit E6430 keyboard

    • HP laptop bottom case (slightly broken)

    • asus dvd drive (borked)

    • msata to sata drive caddy adapter for laptop optical drive bay

    • MHQJRH brand m.2 nvme sata pcie adapter card

    • lightscribe capable dvd drive from HP G60

    • battery from HP laptop

    • borked battery from 3190

    • bunches o cd-r and dvd+r

    • cd jewel cases

    • paper cd sleeves

    • sandisk usb memory card thingy (old)

    • insignia usb sd microsd card adapter stick

    • arctic mx-6

    • miscellaneous dead laptop wrapped cr2032 batts

    • hp portable dvd drive that works but only half the time after i dropped it (the other half of the time it keeps speeding up until i unplug it)

    • ac adapters for hp g60, hp laptop, hp stream, lenovo ideapad, lenovo thinkpad p52

    • sim city 3000

    • video professor guide to the internet

    • sealed 10 precision brand 3.5 floppies

    • box of 5 unsealed used 3.5 floppies

      • one unreadable

      • one has some dos programs

      • one has dos race sim and mystery unreadable bit

      • one has dos tablet driver thingy

      • one has (technically clothed) women playboy type pictures, also a picture of a porsche 944

    • stella (2005) comedy on dvd

    • spongleboble season 2 on dvd (most of it)

    • some shitty led strip (other is up above my desk)

    • one sealed betamax pro L-500 tape

    • fame pt 1 on ced

    • win xp home physical copy free from goodwill

    • the original stand for dell e2010h monitor