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Awhile back I ordered a Z2 G5 HP workstation.The computer was a reasonable price and it came completely set up in terms of the wiring and application of the heat sink. All I had to do was drop in a GPU and install whatever Linux distro I was into at the time. It was also very well packed. When calling inquiring about some of the more granular specifications, they were able to answer all of my questions. Good experience.
Excellent to work with. Spoke to them over the phone with an R730xd custom build. Answered a bunch of questions I had. Built and shipped the system very quickly. Will be going back to them in the future.
I purchased a refurbished HP Z4 G4 workstation - it arrived well packages, clean, and in perfect working order. The price was great for a solid workstation with lots of life left in it.
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