Dell Optiplex 7050 SFF Desktop PC Intel i7-7700 4-Cores 3.60GHz 32GB DDR4 1TB SSD WiFi BT HDMI Duel Monitor Support Windows 10 Pro Excellent Condition(Renewed)

*** UPDATED REVIEW ***Had the pc for about a month now, I would recommend anyone this pc, that is looking for enough power, but just want something budget, because you don’t need the top of the line or the best of the best.For normal people:This pc is very fast, if you are just doing regular browsing, social media, school work this will me to your expectations and beyond. And the seller gives you a warranty for 3 years or 1 year I can’t remember I threw the paper away.It has usb type c ports, usb 3.0 ports, great for transfers data between flash drives or whatever, it’s Ethernet port is capable of up to 1gb speeds which is outstanding and not advertised. You are not getting short cut at all, this is good quality for budget price, considering most people don’t know that not all ports are equal, there are better Ethernet and usb ports, and the ones provided are good.Do a little work with design or art, it can handle versions of blender and maya, it can handle adobe softwares with ease.Fresh out of the box this pc can run games like Fortnite on performance mode, which is impressive considering how massive fornite maps are, and the fact that their could be up to 100 real players on the same map as you all at once, even if the game is optimized for render distances, this is still very impressive. I haven’t experienced any over heating or anything like that considering the graphics card (how things get displayed) is integrated with the processor (how things are ran)Oh and I was doing that on a dual monitor set up, while having YouTube, discord, and GPT open all at the same time while playing Fortnite with no external upgradesAs a casual I still recommend you buy your own wifi dongle and Bluetooth dongle, as well as your own Bluetooth mouth in keyboard, the ones provided are cheap but the job done if you don’t care.For the tech savvy:The pc is using a kingfast ssd 1tb, it’s budget but it gets the job done. It’s bang for buck.The pc has a free PCIe port that isn’t being used, that you can add a wifi and Bluetooth card and ditch the dongles.A free PCIe means that you can also add an additional ssd for even better performance and more storage if the ssd is better than the kingfast.A free PCIe means that you can also go from integrated gpu to dedicated gpu by adding your own budget but way more powerful gpu.Cons:If you are not familiar with what SFF means, small form factor means it’s a compact pc, so you limited to upgrades that are only for SFF, which isn’t a big deal at all if you know what you are doing, because sff isn’t just an outright con it’s a positive if you want something smaller not taking up a crazy ammount of space. It just means you need to make sure you are not buying the wrong stuff when upgrading.Final update:I returned the pc, it just doesn’t suit my needs as a SFF, it’s a great computer for the average person but this SFF is VERY compact, and my efforts to upgrade my gpu have failed a few times, and being limited to lp gpu has been enough of annoyance that I no longer want to deal with it due to amazons poor and sluggish return system.With every failed gpu purchase and return is 2-3 weeks off my life span, and I’m going on my second returned gpu, and about 5-6 weeks of my life wasted. If I just had a standard sized case I could upgrade my pc with any standard gpu and move on with my life.It is still very possible to upgrade, just not for my situation, and for what I am looking to do.This budget pc is still better than great for any average person. Still gets a 5 star from me.

I honestly love this desktop—it’s fast, runs smoothly, and Windows 10 Pro works great. When I first turned it on, it went straight to the “blue screen of death,” but there was an option to skip and boot Windows anyway. I clicked it and it started up just fine, no problems since.The only real issue I had was the WiFi—it wouldn’t connect no matter what I tried. I troubleshooted through Network Settings and Device Manager, but still no luck. I ended up using an Ethernet cable I already had, and that worked perfectly. If you depend on WiFi only, be prepared to troubleshoot or use a workaround.To get the best performance right away, I recommend:• Going to Settings > System > Power & Sleep > Additional Power Settings, then choosing High Performance mode.• Then, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and install all updates.After those two quick tweaks, this PC runs like a dream. Definitely worth it if you’re comfortable with a little setup work!

I ended up getting mine from Blair Technology a few months because the site sent this to my old address. Still, I was hyped to see that the delivery time was supposed to be 2-3 days so, pretty quick. Unfortunately, it soon turned into a mess when I tried setting it up.For some reason, there wasn't a built-in spot for the monitor so, I needed a long gray cable. Once that was done, I started it up...only for it to crash. It did so again when I was trying to download Guild Wars 2. And for anybody not in the know, that easily takes up to an hour. Once it did, however, it was able to run for several hours.It also handled downloading World of Warcraft under 30 minutes. This was initially impressive since I had been playing a game with decades of content on an older computer. Unfortunately, it crashed 30 minutes later and RIGHT before I was done for the night.I later had hope in the morning. That was until it randomly existed out of the browser I was using. I then turned it off then off again to see a buffering blue wheel. So, I had to accept that it was cooked.In hindsight, I probably should've done more research rather than listening to somebody qho's quick to downplay any concerns. It ended up not mattering a month or so later when I learned this is the final year for Windows 10 so, I'd have to buy a better computer anyway.

When I received the computer it didn't work. I'm not a novice so I did some of my own trouble shooting and found the RAM was not properly seated. Once the problem was resolved I had no more issues. I know this is a refurbish computer but the components were good quality and the price was right. I was buying this for a single purpose machine and it performs perfectly for my intended use. It was clean. I see this glitch as a QA issue in an otherwise perfect transaction. I would buy again.