You're in a situation with 7700 and 6700 units. What should you do next?
You're in a situation with 7700 and 6700 units. What should you do next?
You have several powerful components ready to go—14 i7-7700, 13 i7-6700, and four 4GB DDR4 RAM modules. No motherboards or power supplies included. It seems you found them by chance. You might want to consider selling them online; eBay could be a good option, though shipping costs for monitors would add up quickly. The monitors themselves are large (around 28 inches, 1080p) and taking up significant space. Think about what you’d actually use them for—could they end up in a different project?
Keep them as they are if permitted. You might also purchase basic PCs that include those chips and memory, then upgrade them to i7 configurations with 16 gigabytes each. Pair them with monitors for in-person sales. Alternatively, if you prefer not to handle anything, consider donating the monitors to a local charity.
They offer discounted shipping options such as those on Pirateship and eBay. But if you're looking to dispose of a monitor, I'm happy to cover the shipping costs for you—just let me know!