Acer via eBay has
Acer Aspire XC Desktop (Certified Refurbished, XC-1660G-UW92 / DT.BH7AA.
003) on sale for
$202.39 after automatic
Extra 12% Off discount applied at checkout (price shown in cart).
Shipping is free.
Acer via eBay has
Acer Aspire XC Desktop (Certified Refurbished, XC-1660G-UW92 / DT.BH7AA.
001) on sale for
$202.39 after automatic
Extra 12% Off discount applied at checkout (price shown in cart).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
BabyBubba for finding this deal.
Condition:- This item is Certified Refurbished. It has been professionally restored by an Acer approved vendor. Units are usually cosmetically indistinguishable from New products, but some may show signs of light use. Functionally, these units are equivalent to New. Certified Refurbished units will be shipped in a New Brown Box
Specs (
source):
- 10th Gen Intel Core i3-10105 4-Core / 8-Thread 3.70 GHz (4.4 GHz Turbo) 14nm 65W Processor
- 8GB (1x 8GB) DDR4-SDRAM (two DIMM slots total / max. 32GB supported)
- 256GB PCIe Solid State Drive
- Intel UHD Graphics 630
- 802.11ax WiFi 6 | Bluetooth 5.0
- Optical Drive Type: DVD-RW Optical Drive
- Windows 10 Home 64-Bit
- 300W Power Supply
- Includes USB wired keyboard & mouse
- Ports:
- 4x USB 2.0 Type A
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type A
- 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C
- 2x HDMI
- 1x Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Mbps)
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Your deal will show up sooner than later. I recently picked up a Dell 3040 SFF ready to go for $60 shipped, and it's a wonderful little machine. Looks brand new as well. And has native 4K HDMI output for my 4K monitor. Good times.
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https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Com...5vsm444211 [userbenchmark.com]
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I ended up buying a refurb Acer Aspire with an i5 11400 and 8gb ddr4 ram for $300. the processor upgrade was worth it, as the machine is going to handle 8 security cams with deepstack AI.
I clean installed W11 Pro in these and one of them activated without buying the upgrade license. So I think I got lucky and a pro license was linked to it's bios in it's past life. Also did not have to hunt for any drivers, windows update seems to have taken care of everything. Both looked brand new with protective stickers still on areas. Upgraded them to 16gb RAM and running great.
I clean installed W11 Pro in these and one of them activated without buying the upgrade license. So I think I got lucky and a pro license was linked to it's bios in it's past life. Also did not have to hunt for any drivers, windows update seems to have taken care of everything. Both looked brand new with protective stickers still on areas. Upgraded them to 16gb RAM and running great.
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I have 2 of these i3-10th gen ACER refurbs too, but your graph that you posted is NOT what I get with the i3-10th gen! It must have a graphics card in tha i3-10th gen benchmark , because this is my benchmark for the i3-10th gen. (also posted the benchmark for celeron 88, and i5-11th gen. So all 3 are the Acer Refurbs that has SD threads on them.
my celeron 88 dollar benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i3-10th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i5-11th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
this is the link to the benchmark you posted https://cpu.userbenchma
...your link comparing the i3-10th gen to celeron was way too high, super high, because it doesn't mention the graphics card that was installed in the i3-10th gen version k.
Other than that, I love all 3 versions of the Acer refurbs, they do different stuff. My main PC driver is the i5-11th gen with 16 gb ram.
Tell us what you are up to, since you test these things , and I enjoy your updates.
I have 2 of these i3-10th gen ACER refurbs too, but your graph that you posted is NOT what I get with the i3-10th gen! It must have a graphics card in tha i3-10th gen benchmark , because this is my benchmark for the i3-10th gen. (also posted the benchmark for celeron 88, and i5-11th gen. So all 3 are the Acer Refurbs that has SD threads on them.
my celeron 88 dollar benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i3-10th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i5-11th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
this is the link to the benchmark you posted https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Com...5vsm444211 [userbenchmark.com]
...your link comparing the i3-10th gen to celeron was way too high, super high, because it doesn't mention the graphics card that was installed in the i3-10th gen version k.
Other than that, I love all 3 versions of the Acer refurbs, they do different stuff. My main PC driver is the i5-11th gen with 16 gb ram.
Tell us what you are up to, since you test these things , and I enjoy your updates.
Oh and after some HDCP handshake issues with my old 1080P home theater receiver, I splurged and bought a refurb Sony STR-ZA1100ES pro grade 4K AV receiver on the Secondipity Sony refurb deal. A $400 receiver to accommodate a $200 computer. Now that's what I call progress. Ha!
Thanks for commenting. The tech side of Slickdeals is a great place to compare notes (and argue a lot, it would seem, hehehe)
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I have 2 of these i3-10th gen ACER refurbs too, but your graph that you posted is NOT what I get with the i3-10th gen! It must have a graphics card in tha i3-10th gen benchmark , because this is my benchmark for the i3-10th gen. (also posted the benchmark for celeron 88, and i5-11th gen. So all 3 are the Acer Refurbs that has SD threads on them.
my celeron 88 dollar benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i3-10th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
my i5-11th gen benchmark https://www.userbenchma
this is the link to the benchmark you posted https://cpu.userbenchma
...your link comparing the i3-10th gen to celeron was way too high, super high, because it doesn't mention the graphics card that was installed in the i3-10th gen version k.
Other than that, I love all 3 versions of the Acer refurbs, they do different stuff. My main PC driver is the i5-11th gen with 16 gb ram.
Tell us what you are up to, since you test these things , and I enjoy your updates.
Makes me feel good about going i3 over i5. Small improvement for 50% more!
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Makes me feel good about going i3 over i5. Small improvement for 50% more!
Also, double the NVMe (500gb) and newer chipset features for 100 dollars over the i3 model. I have all 3 models , so there are reasons the i5 is 100 dollars more ... and it is currently my Daily PC driver. Each of the 3 Acers has a different purpose for me. It depends , in the future would you want to add graphics card or not. Understand the i5 -11thgen has INTEL 730 graphics, and the i3-10thgen has INTEL 630 graphics. I do not knock any of these 3 ACERS, just understand the differences.
- 2x NVMe (moved the 256gb nvme to a PCIe and installed a Samsung evo pro 2 tb as the primary drive)
- 3x SATA
- 32gb RAM
- The integrated graphics don't support 3440x1440 60p so I plugged in both HDMI's into my same monitor, enabled SBS picture mode and used the merge outputs feature in the intel graphics app.
-Windows 11 is awesome!
I also got 2x 88 Celerons running proxmox+docker with a few homeserver apps. Got another 88 Celeron set up at my parents house for backup, connected through both tailscale and cloudflare tunnel. These machines from Acer are simply amazing and these acer deals are at the top of my favourite slickdeals of all time.
Get one while you can as they will eventually run out of these machines to sell.
If so, they could be faster than the stock CL22 3200mhz RAM that comes with it
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