Ryzen v1605B HTPC / NAS Computer

This was/is a custom built HTPC / NAS setup to be low power, DVD playback, and 4x internal 2.5 SSD/HDD slots. All in good working order. I am the original owner and spec’ed and assembled everything for my own use. The only reason I moved away from this setup is Windows 11 does not support Ryzen 1 CPUs and my main use at the time was Windows. If Windows 11 had supported it I would still be using it today. Technical Specifications: * CPU: AMD Ryzen Embedded V1605B (https://offerup.co/faYXKzQFnY?$deeplink_path=/redirect/) * Motherboard: Gigipc Industrial mITX-1605A (https://offerup.co/faYXKzQFnY?$deeplink_path=/redirect/) * RAM (Included – both slots filled): 16 GB – 2x8GB DDR4-2400 SODIMM (Crucial CT8G4SFS824A) * SATA M.2 SSD: 500 GB WD Blue (WDS500G2B0B) * DVD-ROM (Internal / SATA): LG Electronics Slim DVD Super Multi Optical Drives (GTC0N) * SATA Expansion mPCIE Card: IO CREST M.2 22x42 PCIe Interface to 2 Port SATA III Expansion Card Jmicro JMB582 Chipset * Dual 2.0 USB Port Expansion “Card”: Expansion plate with 2 extra ports on the back that plugs directly into the motherboard USB 2.0 header. All the cables internal to make all of the above work. DVD-ROM is connected through a 2.5 SATA adapter to standard to the motherboard. All the of the internals are mounted inside a: * SilverStone ML-09 HTPC Chasis (https://offerup.co/faYXKzQFnY?$deeplink_path=/redirect/) * Custom ordered plate to cover the power supply slot * Custom ordered plate to cover and allow a round button mount on the power supply cover plate Also included are the fan, dust cover for fan, case vertical feet, DVD-ROM cover plate, external DC power supply for the V1605A motherboard, and 2.5” drive mounting screws. The plates allow the external power supply to be used but block dust ingress. NOTE: I emailed with the manufacturer they told me that the max draw on the SATA power bus on the header is: 5V / 2.4A. And the total power for ALL USB 2.0 header ports is: 2A continuous Device is sold AS-IS with no returns. I know it is working as I’ve been using it as a dev box since I retired it from the NAS/HTPC role. I have also installed LibreELEC on it at this time with the DVD-ROM hooked up via the internal SATA header / power on the motherboard. This is a great machine for Linux. External USB ports built into the case are active though only run at USB 2.0 due to the motherboard. The audio header next to them are not attached. Price is firm at $450 at this time with local pickup only. That is around 40% of the new cost when built 5 years ago. Also it includes RAM and SSD which today is often stripped out and sold separate making barebones devices higher total all in cost. Ask any questions you have about the device itself. Pick Up arrangement in North Seattle area. Northgate Mall ideally.