Dell Gaming OptiPlex Desktop RGB Computer PC, Intel Core i7, GeForce GT 1030 2GB GDDR5, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, 24 Inch HDMI Monitor, Keyboard Mouse and Headset, WiFi, Windows 10 Pro (Renewed)

My son has been begging for a gaming PC for awhile now. Came across this one.... Great price! Good reviews! Gave it a try... So far very happy with it! Works good, SUPER easy set up, & it is faster than my lap top. My son is very pleased.

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.

I love this pc. the lights blink, but can be temporarily turned off with the included remote, which is a concern because my daughter has seizures. Not sure if blinkinglights cause it, but better safe than sorry. It's got good speed, and can run things much better, like ROLL20 website for pathfinder and dnd, much better than my previous pc. Well worth the money and the storage amount is also better. There weren't that many usb outlets, sadly, and i had to buy a separate usb hub, problem solved :D I would recommend this pc to people as their first pc or their last. I haven't even needed to change the video card as it keeps up with my games just fine for now, though that might change this time next year.

These del 7050 renewed computers are a great bargain.They were originally sold as industrial and office machines and are about 6 years old.They were 5 to 10 times the price when they were new, real top of the line machines.But in the industry market 6 years is forever and they were replaced with newer better machines.They are still Very powerful computers for home use, better than my 3 yr old fancy gaming machine in all but graphics and not bad in graphics either.Of course the hard drives were destroyed when they were retired, and they never had internal WiFi, but the refurbisher has replaced the missing hard drives with a good large (1TB) SSD and included a small new USB WiFi module. They also come with a new USB keyboard and mouse.An unlisted bonus was a good CD / DVD RW drive. I don't use DVDs any more but it is good to have one in the house for legacy media.The refurbished unit was in spotless perfect like new condition.My wife's 15 year old Dell computer finally died a few days ago (pwr sup.) and at that age I felt it was not worth repairing. This replacement has twice the file space and several times the speed for 1/2 the price.I was able to salvage the old hard drive and clone it to a USB memory.Macrium Reflect is a great backup and transfer program, even the free version.I wiped the new machines drive and put in the clone and my wife has all of her files and programs and settings back!Happy Wife, Happy Life!Note on the USB WiFI Dongle: It works quite well after it is installed and set up but it is tricky to install.The newly cloned operating system misrecognized it as a storage device rather than a network adapter.If you attempt to read this storage device it automatically installs the proper driver and then works and is recognized properly.

I recently purchased the Dell Optiplex 7050 SFF Desktop PC with an Intel i7-7700 processor, and I’m thoroughly impressed! Here’s a breakdown of my experience:Performance:The Intel i7-7700 with 4 cores and a clock speed of 3.60GHz has more than enough power for my everyday needs, including office work, light gaming, and media consumption. The system is extremely responsive, and switching between multiple apps is smooth without any noticeable lag. The 32GB DDR4 RAM ensures that even with several programs running simultaneously, I never face performance issues.Storage & Speed:The 1TB SSD is a game-changer. The boot-up time is incredibly fast, and the system runs efficiently with quick file access and application launches. The large storage capacity gives me ample space for all my files and media, and I still have plenty of room left. The SSD makes a significant difference in overall system speed, especially compared to traditional hard drives.Design & Build:Being a Small Form Factor (SFF) desktop, it’s compact and doesn’t take up much space on my desk. It’s sleek and professional-looking, making it suitable for any office or home setup. The build quality feels sturdy, and it has a minimalistic design that fits well in any environment.Connectivity & Features:The desktop comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and HDMI support, which is great for wireless connectivity and connecting to external displays. The dual monitor support is a fantastic feature as I work with multiple screens, and the setup is seamless. Having Wi-Fi and Bluetooth built-in also eliminates the need for additional adapters or dongles, which keeps things tidy.Condition:Although this is a renewed unit, it arrived in excellent condition. The exterior looks clean and well-maintained, and there are no signs of wear or damage. Everything was packaged carefully, and it’s clear that the refurbishing process was done properly.Windows 10 Pro:I was happy to see that it came with Windows 10 Pro pre-installed. The operating system is fast and stable, and I’ve had no issues with updates or performance since setting it up. Plus, the professional version comes with useful features like remote desktop and advanced security options.Overall Verdict:The Dell Optiplex 7050 SFF Desktop PC has been a fantastic purchase! It’s fast, reliable, and has all the features I need for work and entertainment. Whether you’re looking for a solid desktop for home or office use, I highly recommend this PC. It’s an excellent value for the price, especially when considering the performance of the i7 processor, the speed of the SSD, and the overall build quality.

Computer functions but I've noticed that the SSDs the OS comes on has failed on every instance I've booted up from. Which requires me to purchase another Nvme SSD to replace the one that failed. The machines again work fine, BUT ONLY after I've added a new OS to a new SSD and then boot from that drive. I've also tried copying the OS from the original included Nvme but it fails almost every time. I purchased 3 of these machines and if 2 of 3 fail after adding all of my OS standards and policies then I'm doubling my work.