Dell Optiplex 7050 Micro Desktop PC, Intel Core i7-6700T, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, WiFi, Win10Pro (Renewed)

I had this PC at work and bought it for home use when I retired. Love the ease of set up and small space it takes up on my desk. Great value, too.

small, fast, easy to setup, I now have 3 of these. Won't run windows 11 and that's just fine with me. Got the wrong power pack but the seller sent over night the right one, very good support and service.

A decent little PC with plenty of opportunities for upgrading. I should note - I am running Linux Mint on this machine, not Windows 10 or 11. I feel like I get better performance with a Linux distro than I do Windows. I dropped in 32 GB of DDR4 memory into the machine after purchasing it. I also swapped drive out for an SSD 1TB drive. There are two expansion slots on the motherboard. I purchased a form factor GPU, the AMD Radeon RX 550 4GB, to give me some gaming options. Its not perfect - obviously not going to run the newest games at the highest quality, but I was pleasantly surprised at the large variety of games I can run under proton on Steam. BG3 did open and run at 30 FPS at low to medium settings. Not perfect, but anything older than that should run great. Skyrim, Fallout, City Skylines, Palworld, etc. all run smoothly with no issues. For the last expansion slot, I purchased an NVME to PCI card to attach an extra SSD 1TB Drive, giving me some extra storage.The issues I did have... there is a dead USB port on the back of the machine. Its the one right next to the Ethernet Port. Not a huge deal if that was the only thing broken, just a little frustrating. Was dead under Windows 10 and Linux Mint after I replaced the OS, so I don't think it was a driver issue. There are not many SATA ports on the main board. I think there is only one (I might need to go back and look), so if you want to expand, you will need to get a Sata expansion card or a NVME to PCI card like I did.All and all, I've been using this as a daily driver now for about half a year. Wanted to put it through its paces before leaving a review. If you are on a budget and don't mind doing a little bit of upgrading, this is a nice little PC. It runs extremely well under Linux and I can see this thing lasting a while with enough care.

This actually came with a better version of the cpu listed instead of the 6700T it was the 6700 with a base clock speed of 3.2 ghz. Everything else was spot on with the description couldn’t be happier with this listing. Amazing picking this up for $200 works perfect for hosting game servers or just home servers if you upgraded the storage.

It's a great computer, a great deal, strong cpu and memory for office work. Clean inside and out. But the refurbisher put in a cheap trash SSD drive that came to a crawl within 6 months, 10-20 sec hangs with 3Mb/s slow writes to the pagefile.So we replaced the SSD with a less than $50 NVMe card at a blazing 3.5Gb/s speed. The refurbisher could have done that, and advertised it, and just charged $50 more. like this:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B25LQQPC?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1They would have gotten a 5 Star rating then, and a glowing review!We also got a DisplayPort to HDMI adaptor, but beware to get one that support 4K at 60Hz, like:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00S0C7QO8?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3So now, it is an awesome office machine, better than those that cost over 3x the money.

Worked with Windows right out of the box. Added a M2. SSD, installed Ubuntu and changed the boot order. Works fine.

La estoy probando hasta hoy....el WiFi perfecto!!!! Ya la actualice y todo marcha bien... esperemos que siga así..... gracias

Well packaged very neat turned it on and it worked