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i dont understand why this desktop has no ratings. this desktop is by FAR the best priced desktop for what it includes. 8th generation i7 with M.2 SSD????? are you kidding me
Update-Still awesome! Original review- This machine has been great for me. For those wondering about upgradeability... I had a previous custom built desktop that had malfunctioned so I was able to use the RAM, SSD and GTX 1080 that I had to upgrade this Dell. So now my Inspiron 5680 has an i7-8700, M2 SSD, Samsung 860 SSD, 32 GB RAM, EVGA GTX 1080 SC and it runs fantastic. Benchmark in 3D Mark Firestrike is over 18800 overall and better than 95% of tested PCs. Edit- I want to clarify that I am using the PSU that came in the Dell. I did not change it and it runs perfect. The computer is used daily and runs high end games (Battlefront 2, Destiny, etc) plus my Oculus Rift games.
Really good PC....Ive had it for a month so far and it has been treating me well. Hopefully it stays like that though. Anyways, I can run Battlefield 1 on Ultra with 60-70 FPS, Counter-Strike:Global Offensive at around 150-200 FPS, PUBG at around 70 FPS, Overwatch at around 100 FPS, and Fortnite with around 100 FPS as well. I love how this PC, includes an SSD because the startup time is roughly 10-15 seconds. CPU is fast and works well (CPU fan is quiet unless program requires a lot of hardware acceleration). Overall, this computer is good enough for a first time gaming PC. I guess the only two dislikes I have for this product is 1) Only 8 GB of RAM 2) Only includes 1 fan. Other than that, this PC is amazing for the price and i highly recommend this to anyone planning to buy a gaming PC.
I bought these because my co-workers were planning to go to a rent-to-own store to get gaming PCs that were last years models and thrice the price. Theyll be paying me back (hopefully). This was just about the only 8th-gen Intel Core i7 with a Nvidia graphics card for $1000 that I could find across the internet. Many games provide extra features for Nvidia cards, and I usually look to pair an Intel CPU with a Nvidia GPU. I wouldnt mind AMD if I was buying for myself, because one can usually get more bang for the buck with AMD at the lower price points. But Im primarily a console gamer, so who cares about my opinion on gaming PCs? As I got these for co-workers, I havent tried them myself. But one co-worker commented that he hooked it up to his Ultra HD television since he didnt have a good monitor yet, and he was running World of Warcraft smoothly in Ultra HD (even if the text was tiny). That was slightly better than I expected -- the game isnt the most intensive for a gaming PC, but the PC has the bare gaming minimum of 8Gb of memory and the smallest of the current Nvidia cards. I gave him a couple of UI and resolution tips for his issue. - 8Gb memory is on the low end for a gaming PC, with 16Gb to 32Gb desireable. More than that is great but usually overkill. -128Gb SSD is tiny for a gaming PC. Thats enough for only 1-2 modern games before you start installing the rest on the HDD. 500Gb SSD is a good balance of storage and cost right now. - 1TB HDD is enough for the average person, but possibly not the gaming enthusiast. Besides potentially needing to store a lot of music and movies, many gamers nowadays want to at least dip their toes into streaming and/or uploading their gaming experiences. Youll want plenty of space to store the videos, especially if theres any plans for editing together highlights. Im sure PC-building enthusiasts would scoff at this PC. But for the novice, this seems like an easy $1000 PC to upgrade on paper. It has most of what youd want on a gaming PC, just minimalist versions of some items. One shouldnt have to worry about new cables or a new power supply, with the possible exception of the graphics card. In theory. Id like to open it to see if it can support a dedicated audio card and Intel Optane memory, but I wont be doing that until my co-workers prepare to upgrade (if at all). The GPU is good enough to leave alone for a while, and the CPU is arguably Intels second-rate gaming offering.
(i7) I have no interest in gaming but my husband wont buy a computer or video card that isnt for the hardest core gamer so I got this. Its quiet, easy to disable that blue light, has ports everywhere except the ones in the back for some reason are difficult to get into when youre on the side. My computer is under a desk, far from a wall so I have plenty of room to bend down and try to get the USB or whatever in but I actually have to pull it aside, mess up all my cords (totally lying, its already a mess down there) etc., and I think its the case, the metal part, that isnt designed for frequent plug and unplugs. The front ports are great but I have a lot of drives rotating. I like to leave externals on top but have to be careful because the kinda rounded shape, not flat topped. Remember when you could set your printer on your PC? Ah, well, its a great setup with a low price so I am happy.
I’ve always built my past rigs. Always went AMD. My Mom got a different version of this but it had an AMD Ryzen. Liked how quiet it was so when I saw it with an i7 for a good price I jumped on it instead of building another this time around. Has half the Ram of my old system but runs way faster in general. If you happen to be a Reason 10 user and you want more DSP headroom on a budget this thing is great. Can load up the rack without thinking about my CPU load and I use lots of VST and RE’s. Works well for games. I can max most out on my ultra wide 2560x1080. I wouldn’t get this for 4K gaming though. Can definitely recommend for the average gamer. The only negative is the OS drive size. Have to pay close attention and always install things to data drive. Some software forces things to C drive regardless, but I’ve made it work.
Im really loving this desktop! I would call myself a casual gamer: I do mostly non-gaming, work-related stuff on my computer, but when I am ready to game, I need the computer to fly. The OS is on the SSD so it boots up in like 10 seconds - Ive done mild video editing, audio recording, solid works modeling and this computer handles it all with ease. I havent had any real issues, but interestingly the WIFI connection seems slightly slower than the laptop that I am using this to replace - not a problem (its still good), just an observation. Gaming - This came with one 8Gb RAM stick, which is nice as it means you have 3 more slots to play with, so I added another 8Gb stick just to make sure I wouldnt hit any limits with what Im doing. The processor absolutely screams and the graphics card is good, but not great, probably one of the best ready-to-run combos you can get for the price. Ive been playing Fallout, Assassins Creed, and GTA with the settings on Ultra and Ive had zero hiccups with a 1080p screen.
Works great, first desktop Ive purchased so Im happy with it. Also, all you really need to buy is maybe some more memory and ram to have a beast of a computer. Overall though, for its price you really cant go wrong.
My son saved up and bout this and he absolutely love it. It runs fortnite all epic settings at 100 FPS, Terra Tech max setting perfectly and CSGO max setting very high FPS. It runs very quietly and I would recommend for anybody trying to get a gaming pc that is not to overpriced.
My son wanted to build his own gaming PC. That made me nervous. I prefer to have a warranty from a dependable company. Hes had this computer over a month now. So far it has performed exceptionally. No problems at all. I dont think he even uses his Xbox at all anymore... Very pleased with this purchase.
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