Marshall University Surplus Computer Sale

Marshall University will conduct a special public sale, by written bid, on surplus computing equipment at 201 21^st Street. This location is also known as the home of Marshall’s Receiving Department and is across the street from the State Electric showroom. Approximately 5 of the better computers will be sold as individual units and approximately 150 computers will be sold in lots of 5 or more with minimum bids on some lots. Also for sale will be monitors and possibly networking equipment. Detailed information and free e-mail subscription for information updates is available online at http://www.marshall.edu/ucs/computersale/. Details are often updated several times before the sale date.

The sale will be held Monday, November 13, 2006 from 9-3pm in the Receiving Department warehouse located at 201 21^st Street. Registration and bid forms will be provided at the site. Sealed bids will be opened on November 14^th and successful bidders will be contacted and will be required to pick up the items no later than November 16^th between the hours of 9am and 3pm. Cash payments or checks made payable to Marshall University will be required before the property can be removed.

Marshall University reserves the right to reject any or all bids. While most of the computers and monitors have been recently operated and tested by staff (and documentation of such will be provided), the University takes no responsibility and makes no guarantee for items sold. All property is offered for sale on an “as is-where is” basis. No warranties or guarantees are given or implied, and refunds or exchanges on defective equipment are not authorized. Future sale dates are planned for January 22nd, 2007, March 19th, May 14th, July 16th, and September 17th; these dates are subject to change.

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Lot Descriptions for Marshall University Surplus Computer Sale – November 13^th, 2006

Note: No software or operating system, or monitor, is included with any computer being sold unless stated otherwise. These computers are not authorized for physical reintroduction to the Marshall network by Marshall departments, faculty or staff.

Lot #

Description

Your Bid

One Dell GX150 in good condition, includes a 15” flat-panel color monitor, mouse, keyboard, and Windows 2000 Professional INSTALLED. We have also added some free software such as antivirus, Open Office, etc. Pentium III processor at 1 GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB drive, network card, sound card.

One Dell GX150 in good condition, includes a 15” color monitor, mouse, keyboard, and Windows 2000 Professional INSTALLED. We have also added some free software such as antivirus, Open Office, etc. Pentium III processor at 1 GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB drive, CD Burner, network card, sound card.

One Dell GX150 in good condition, includes a 17” color monitor, mouse, keyboard, and Windows 2000 Professional INSTALLED. We have also added some free software such as antivirus, Open Office, etc. Pentium III processor at 1 GHz, 512MB RAM, 40GB drive, CD Burner, network card, sound card.

Seventeen computers, (16 Dell) mostly in good condition. Most are Pentium III, 6 have a license for Windows, RAM from 64MB to 512MB, hard drives from 3GB to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Fifteen Dell Optiplex computers in good to fair condition. 5 have Windows 98 license, 1 Windows 2000 license. Pentium, Celeron, and Pentium III processors ranging from 90MHz to 1GHz. RAM from 32MB to 512MB. Hard drives from 1 to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Sixteen Dell computers in good to fair condition. Ten have license for Windows 98, 3 for Windows 2000. Most are Pentium III with processors ranging from 350MHz to 1GHz, RAM from 128MB to 512MB, hard drives from 5GB to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Fourteen Dell computers in good to fair condition. 5 have license for Windows 98, 5 for Windows 2000. Most are Pentium III with processors ranging from 266MHz to 1GHz, RAM from 96MB to 512MB, hard drives from 6GB to 40GB (1 is missing hard drive), all have network card and sound card.

Fifteen Dell computers in good to fair condition. 5 have license for Windows 98, 1 for Windows 2000. 7 are Pentium III, 8 Pentium II with processors ranging from 400MHz to 933MHz, RAM from 16MB to 512MB, hard drives from 2GB to 20GB, all have network card and sound card.

Twenty-two Dell computers in good to fair condition. 12 have license for Windows 98, 1 for Windows 2000. Ten Pentium III, remainder are Celeron or Pentium II with processors ranging from 350MHz to 800MHz, RAM from 128MB to 256MB, hard drives from 6GB to 20GB, all have network card and sound card.

Thirteen Dell computers in good condition. One has license for Windows 98, 5 for Windows 2000. Most are Pentium III with processors ranging from 350MHz to 1GHz, RAM from 16MB to 256MB, hard drives from 6GB to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Sixteen Dell computers in good to fair condition. Four have license for Windows 98, 2 for Windows 2000. Most are Pentium III with processors ranging from 350MHz to 1GHz, RAM from 128MB to 768MB, hard drives from 5GB to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Fourteen computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc. Two have Windows licenses.

Twelve computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc. Two have Windows licenses.

Sixteen computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc. Four have Windows licenses.

Fifteen computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc.

Twelve computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc. Three have Windows licenses.

Twelve computers, various makes and models, in poor condition due to missing components such as hard drives, RAM, etc. Two have Windows licenses.

Nineteen Gateway computers in fair condition. One has license for Windows 98. Celeron and Pentiums/II/III with processors ranging from 133MHz to 800MHz, RAM from 32MB to 192MB, hard drives from 1GB to 20GB, all have network card and sound card.

Seven Gateway computers in good to fair condition. Two have a built-in monitor and Windows licenses (1 Windows 98, 1 Windows XP), Processors include Celeron, AMD, Pentium II/III and 4 ranging from 266MHz to 2GHz, RAM from 64MB to 256MB, hard drives from 4GB to 40GB, all have network card and sound card.

Fifteen computers, various makes and models, mostly in good to fair condition, 2 have licenses for Windows Millenium Edition, processors include Celeron and Pentiums/II/III ranging from 150MHz to 700MHz, RAM from 32MB to 768MB, hard drives from 2GB to 30GB, all have network card and sound card.

6 working color monitors, various makes and models

5 working color monitors, various makes and models

4 working Dell color monitors

6 working color monitors, various makes and models

5 working color monitors, various makes and models

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