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  1. Random_letterssdtdhm

    router or minecraft server. Pick your poison

  2. Takeuout44

    Honor your father. Wipe the hard drives.

  3. that_norwegian_guy

    Boot it up and tell us what specs it has. “i5” tells us nothing.

  4. It’ll only ever be a waste of power. Honour the memory, wipe the HDDs, and commit the corporeal form to the ground.

  5. sibilant0859

    Boot the computer. Check for Bitcoin wallets (do a file search for wallet.dat). Wipe the HDDs.

  6. Aggravating-Phone271

    Could be some freaky stuff on that PC.

  7. MazdaRx7Guy

    Take the HD’s out, use an adapter to hook em up to your PC and go through the hard drives……you may find some cool photos of your father. Who knows.

  8. Lilricky25

    Scan the drives for forgotten Bitcoin wallets and pray they weren’t password/passphrase protected…

  9. Unhappy_Researcher_6

    Depending of the HDDs size, maybe using them with an adapter to store some important thing, otherwise yeah, a server for some games, nothing else to do with it

  10. masterkitty2006

    Seeing the 2 hard drives in there makes me think you should make a NAS with it.

  11. Rewrench

    If you can ask him. Ask if he ever tried earning money with his PC running something for a long time for a few cents.

    I know I tried bitcoin farm when it was worthless. I am sure I had at least one of those thing on a PC I got rid of.

  12. Reaper_456

    Depending on how big the drives are you could use it as a backup server for your stuff. Or turn it into a porn media server. Otherwise if you can find the specs for it by looking at the mobo for a model number then search online you might be able to cannibalize it for parts.

  13. MaintenanceNo4109

    Bro if you got Bitcoin in there then I’ll give 10$ for those drives

  14. giantfood

    Clean it up. Get a USB DAC that has a optical audio port.

    Use the PC as an audio center for a garage or shed. Also useful for youtube mechanic tutorials.

  15. Apprehensive-Dig8939

    It’s like VHS roulette, is it a birthday party or is it porn.

  16. bigscott_1701

    Could make a small nas out of it that’s what I do with old computers

  17. Irishpersonage

    Wipe the hard drives and build a plex-box?

  18. The drives are marked 2018 and are likely stock. If so it’s probably a i5 gen 6 or 8. If it were me I’d put Linux on it and use it for watching tv while plugged into a tv. You could even sell the extra cards inside of it

  19. Kjellvb1979

    Don’t look at what’s on the hard disks… Its better not to know.

  20. beecherjonson

    Finding these are now like finding those unlabeled VHS tapes in your parents closet. Just destroy it bro

  21. burritobike

    I use mine (i5 8500) and a few 18tb hard drives as a NAS and plex/Minecraft server. It handles that and more no problems. 4k HDR on Plex no problem. 2x m2 slots and 3 sata ports. Just enough room over the pcie slots to put a 3d printed HDD tray.

    Edit: On second observation it appears you have a slightly different formfactor. Perhaps a slightly older model or different size, but could still be viable for a home server/NAS.

  22. Appropriate_Jump_579

    Media server, router, anything a raspberrypi can do but a little better.

  23. Script_Buni

    Looks like pre-historic NAS might have some old pictures stored or maybe he used it for other things

  24. M_Salvatar

    Drive may have footage of how you were made. Be careful.

  25. throwaway_uow

    Ok, so you need to check what kind of motherboard this is, this will tell you about its supported RAM and CPU

    Some office PCs have quite solid specs, and can be made into low end gaming pcs with minimal investment

    I’d say, if the memory is DDR4, then its solid, dont throw it out, if its DDR3, you would have to make some investigations, but 80% chance is that it will not be useful, and modding it for gaming will require more money than putting together a brand new low end PC

    For example I got my hand on Dell Optiplex 7050 MT, and all I need to do, is switch the PSU for one that has 300W (65$), get a gtx 1650 (90$ used), and an M.2 SSD, and I will have quite a solid PC

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