Small PC: HP T610

I purchased this unit as a used PC.
Since installing Windows 11 seemed difficult, I tried installing Linux Mint and had a lot of fun with it. The usability was similar to Windows, so I didn't feel much of a difference, but I recently got a mini PC, so I've decided to part with this unit.

Manufacturer: HP
Model Name: T610
CPU: AMD Dual-Core T56N 64-bit APU (1.65 GHz)
Graphics: Radeon HD 6320
Memory: 8GB
Storage: SSD/120GB
OS: Linux Mint 22.2 (Cinnamon)
Features: Equipped with two USB 3.0 ports, four USB 2.0 ports, and legacy ports to support various peripheral devices. Standard Gigabit Ethernet can be used for network connection.

- This unit is a used PC, so the casing has scratches and dirt (Images 1-5).
- The memory was only 4GB when I purchased it, but I have upgraded it to 8GB (8GB appears to be the maximum). Also, the spring part of the memory slot is loose, so I have secured it with plastic (Image 6). If not secured, the memory may come loose, and the PC will not boot (the switch light will blink red).
- As for other issues, the unit powers on and receives power when the switch is turned on, but it sometimes does not boot up. In such cases, reinserting the internal battery (button battery) will allow it to boot.
- The OS has been reinstalled with Linux Mint 22.2 (Cinnamon) (Password: 0000). Please perform detailed settings before use.


- T610 Main Unit
- Power Cord
- Stand

Thank you for your consideration.