UNIXSurplus

3060 Raymond St, 95054, Santa Clara, United States
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4.35
Based on 20 Reviews

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About UNIXSurplus

UNIXSurplus is a computer hardware store that has been doing business in Silicon Valley for the past 20 years. Our sales team is extremely knowledgeable, we pride ourselves on the long-standing customer relationships we have built over the years.

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John Augustine
GB

Pretty average Shipping took forever and I assume it's because they were testing. Parts missing from product even though they have them in stock. Parts damaged, probably during shipping but that reflects on their packaging. Product didn't seem like it was tested much other than power on though, check the product review.

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Aaron
GB

Great service all around. I've ordered from UnixSurplus a few times over the years and every interaction has been positive. Very reasonable prices on surplus and end of live hardware. Quick turn around on shipping. In previous interactions I've spoken to one of the specialists and they were very professional and helpful. I haven't had to used it but the return guarantee offers piece of mind.

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Christian Huebner
GB

Large selection of used enterprise IT equipment Fast shipping, product exactly as expected, good prices. Great place to buy used enterprise IT equipment.

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Uther Penndragon
GB

Very happy with my experience here Very happy with my experience here. Received my purchase quickly and as described. I would recommend this site to others. Thank you

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Julien
GB

I keep coming back I keep coming back because prices are reasonable for their equipment. Mostly, the description of the product is accurate. However, one time I received a server that had a HBA card with a bad port. They made it right by sending out a replacement card. Also, they gave me a system with the correct amount of RAM. But when I tried to add more RAM sticks to it, it didn't work because one of the motherboard slots was dead. It ended up being ok because I put the new DIMMs in a non-standard slot, which worked. But just know that what the equipment is rated for in the posting may be its limit. Upgrading beyond that is not supported and the company will not automatically provide the results of their own internal test reports.

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