Howdy!
For everyone that has missed out on the 9020 with the SSD configuration we do have some Ultra Small form factor configurations available at the same price.
Dell Optiplex 9020 USFF
Core i5 4590 2.90GHz (4C)
8GB RAM
128Gb SSD
They have 7 Pro COA's but they are imaged with Windows 10.
or 3.5" hard drives
Thank you and thank you!
Absolutely amazing little work machine though.
typing this comment with one now haha…I've been using the same machine for work for the last 3 years, I should request an upgrade
ERROR in title and description - 4590 processor!
(Title fixed, description still says 4690)
Is the 4590 the fastest cpu single core for this USFF setup?
i7 4770 is marginally faster. Pretty sure it's ok in USFF
pretty much every manufacturer offers to i7 variant in the USFF Models.
Offer me any usff or uff please. I really need one
Main thing would be having the best in built graphics.
The higher cpu's have much better Intel HD graphics compared to low end Intel.
Would the onboard graphics card be able to handle Roblox?
It can only run Crysis
Shame ding ding Shame
Is windows pre installed or do you have to install yourself?
new to plex but is this a good starting point for plex server?
yes
Can this handle 4k? I have read previously that you needed to install a 1050ti, which obviously you cant in this machine?
Always buy Refurbish / 2nd hand PC with 1 yr warranty
https://www.pcbuildadvisor.com/should-i-buy-a-refurbished-co…
Not Phenom; Haswell.
Whats the warranty?
It's a guarantee that it'll operate correctly and remain fault-free for a nominated period of time.
Hi Rep, i missed out on the last SSD config deal and had to order the 500GB config. Can i swap that with this unit on this deal which has the SSD?
All orders have already been processed, sorry bud to late to swap over.
AH bugger, Really want that SSD unit. anyway thanks for replying. Do you know when the order will be ship as i have not received any communication from your company apart from the eBay's generic email.
I thought I had purchased the 128GB model. The listing must have been updated during my transaction. Rep posted at 7:30 on Friday night that stock was gone for the 128GB model. My purchase confirmation shows 7:31.
I messaged the rep about 2 hours later (on OzB) when I suspected I had been assigned a 500GB HDD model. I heard nothing back (and still haven't). I then messaged direct to their eBay store at 9:30AM on Saturday requesting to confirm a 128GB SSD model or for them to cancel the order. I got a message from them this morning saying the order has been processed and would not cancel the order. Frankly, I wouldn't have bought it with the HDD.
Not very happy.
Had an awful experience with this company also. When a similar deal was posted I shared my experiences and was shouted down.
I would not recommend buying anything from this company.
Check your paypal transaction. It should show the actual item you purchased. The listing automatically changed to the 500gb version once the ssd's sold out.
Hey rep does a low profile gfx card fit in the x16 slot?
This is USFF, won't fit any PCI card
I literally chuck one of these in my backpack to take to work. They're tiny things.
What do you use it at work for?
Working in IT, I basically just use it as a faster office computer. My use is very below what this machine is capable of though - the CPU is on par with a lot of the high-end laptop CPUs seen today.
Read first comment?
Hadn't refreshed page D:
Really tempted to buy one
But then realise I have no reason to get one
The age old OzBargain conundrum.
Buy now, question why later.
hi all - will this be able to handle 4k without being able to add a card?
4k what? Video playback?
It'll manage, but don't expect anything too demanding to work
Wondering if this would be useful in a MAME cabinet. My MAME cabinet set up about 10 years ago has a similar sized unit in it but it has seen better days, runs Windows XP and has some bios issues when booting up that keep irritating me…. was thinking about getting a retropie to replace it but maybe this provides better grunt?
For emulation, you'd want to get something with a better processor. Not sure about Retropies, but this would easily handle anything until the Dreamcast era.
This box will run MAME great. Hugely more powerful than raspberry pi with retropie (but on the flipside the rpi uses a tiny fraction of the power and can easily be left on 24/7 without worrying about power usage)
I'm looking for something that would run MAME as well. Only games from the 90s era so I don't think it needs to be that powerful. I'd like it to double up as a Plex and NAS server and be able to leave it on 24/7 without it consuming much power. Any ideas?
I got a few questions;
It comes with a HDMI port?
Can I run Light room or ON1 along with photoshop with ease on these systems?
I am looking to buy it specifically for my photo editing work :)
Looks like it has at least Displayport, which means that you will be able to adapt to HDMI fairly easily.
The processor will be decent enough for photoshop / lightroom, but the integrated graphics will leave something to be desired if you've got lots of effects or anything.
Do you know if you get a Display Port -> HDMI adaptor if it also passes through sound?
Yes it will.
I like these USFFs for HTPCs.
2x display port on mine, no HDMI.
Curious as to what people are using this for? So that I can convince Mrs Vietbargain that we need one.
I reckon simple word processing/emailing/browsing/financial reporting use.
OP, your picture is incorrect.
You have an image of the Dell Optiplex 790
So what were the condition of the last lot of PCs?
Good?
All computer components have a lifespan so unless there is warranty for these PCs, I don't see how $261 for a 4 yrs old PC is a bargain?
OK even if it is used as a backup PC to run Plex or NAS, that processor is an overkill - you can pay $50-$80 more and build a 7th Gen Intel Celeron (or even Pentium second hand) PC that has a lower power consumption brand new that will guarantee to last you at least for the next 5 years - that to me is better value (though it does cost $300ish)
Really you can build a whole PC for $300? with ssd/slim case etc?
And another downvote from me
Fire up PC part picker and show us then? Bang for the buck these are hard to go past and are pretty solid little machines.
hey guys should I get this for a HTPC set up? I want to be able to use this as a Plex server as well. any advice would be appreciated, been looking for a HTPC system for a long time!
So here I have a question. Can I just take out all the parts in this case and put them into a standard case? I am asking because I have an old full size case and a gtx960 siting in the garage. Thank you guys.
Not really, the motherboard is a custom size/shape. Probably customised power connectors as well.
And no slot for your graphics card either.
RAM, SSD, DVD drive, maybe CPU would be all you could actually use.
Thank you for your helpful information.
Mine has no full-size PCI, is same model as this as far as I know.
Anyone know if this has an M.2 slot onboard like some of the USFF Lenovo models do?
No m.2 that I can see inside mine (got on an older deal).
M.2 only came out on Z97, this is a fair amount older than that.
Anybody know how quiet these are? Do they have a noisy fan during heavy use?
Couldn't give you any exact answer, but I've not had any issue with fan noise at all under decent loads in an air-conditioned room (ie video encoding). Not sure if this would differ in warmer rooms on a warmer day with even heavier loads - haven't tried.
Could anyone say what RAM these machines are running and what configuration i.e. 2x 4GB DDR3 1600 would be my guess, can anyone confirm?
Mine has Samsung m378b5173db0-ck0
2x 4GB DDR3-1600Mhz
Anyone having issue applying the code?
Would I be able to use this monitor. It says hdmi Input. Or do I need an adapter of some kind ?
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/lg-25-219-2560x1080-full-hd-ult…
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Before anyone ask, this is a USFF version so it won't be able to take additional PCIE cards. (1050ti)