CSU Surplus Property — Attraction in Fort Collins

You can find some good mini desktop computers here and definitely the best place to get power supplies and cables for very cheap. Most of the prices on computers are "real". With real I mean they are the price that you can get that used computer on eBay or amazon refurbish. In most cases you wont get a great deal, and some stuff (specially monitors) are way overpriced. But if they can sell them at that price, good for them.

There are some furniture and chairs, at astonishing prices (like 120 U$ for a beaten school chair...)

Parking is small (literally 5 cars) and there is always like 2 or 3 cars (probably ppl working here).

Sometimes they have really good offers like the time the put bike wheels, but then someone comes and takes all of them, leaving the trash.

First time I bought 3xHP mini computer and the guy working there gave me the power supplies (included with the computer prices)

Month latter I bought 3 more and they were like "you need to go to that box on the other side and dig the pile of power supplies and find the one that works with that computer...

I'm a grad student at CSU and so wanted to like this place. I visited 3 times to try to purchase a large bookshelf. Each time, the customer service was poor. Most of the employees were on their phones. My first visit, they let me know that they couldn't let me purchase an item and hold it until I could come back in a larger vehicle, which I completely understand. So, I came back a second time to check if the shelf was still there and it was. This visit, there were no employees present when I walked in. My third visit later that same day, I came prepared with a truck and found someone to ask about purchasing and moving the shelf, only to be told that they had sold the shelf to a department at CSU and were just holding it for them. I'd love to give a place like this 5 stars because I'm a grad student at CSU myself. However, the unhelpful employees on their phones, lack of communication, and clearly inconsistent policies of holding purchased items for people left so much...

High performance desktops and laptops that were decommissioned from staff of CSU DU & CU are sitting here on store shelf for a steal of a deal for what they are worth. If you're willing to upgrade the ram to at least 8 or 16 gigs and popping in a new SSD, you now have the basic necessities to turn these machines into 2020 workhorse workstations or even a gaming rig. As the name says surplus, it is absolutely correct. There are Intel and amd cpus carefully locked away in glass cabinets going for the price of lunch at your favorite restaurant. If you're a big fan of apple products, there are a fair share of MacBook Air's and iMac pro's to go around. I have already made several purchases of laptops and desktops and spare parts and I'm happy I did with no issues. I welcome you to the electronics honeypot of NOCO. Get there before the good stuff is sold off...