Howdy
Plenty of these available for various use configurations. I've dropped the base price a little and combined with the 15% off tonight it makes them very cheap.
Features
Intel Core i5 3570 Processor
3.40Ghz Quad Core
4GB RAM
320Gb HDD
Intel HD Graphics
Windows 10 Pro
Also available as well
9020 USFF which are great plex option - $242.25 with Discount Code
Also available as well - $242.25 with Discount Code
I've have one of those USFF as my plex server. It's on 24/7 and has been for a number of years, fault free.
How well would this play the latest games coupled with an egpu? Any limiting factors inside the dell box?
You will be able to fit a Low Profile Nvidia GTX 1050/TI in the Dell SFF box and this would allow you to play most modern games with at least low/medium settings.
Hi guys, just wondering if this one or the 9020 would be suitable to HDMI to a 65" 4K TV and download/watch 1080p torrent movies and stream Netflix (again, 1080p is enough for me)?
These models will perform fine connected to a TV to play 1080p movies and streaming. Note that they do not have a HDMI port on these models and would require a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter.
It won't do 4k60 (hdmi2.0) I think it maxes out at 24fps. Not sure how important that is to you.
If you're happy to stick with 1080p you should be fine.
Looking to buy my mum a pc. Is this good for normal use? Word and facebook stuff?
khantic, this would be well above-average for normal office/web browsing. You get a considerable amount of computing for the price.
Would be a great buy for that.
If you're planning on keeping Win10, you will need to buy another 4GB RAM. I made the mistake of buying a Dell with Win10 & 4GB RAM for the most basic of tasks and it just lags on everything. Starting up: Lag. Opening Word: Lag. Opening any browser: Lag. Keeping more than 3 tabs open: Lag.
You get the idea.
I actually bought an extra 8GB but it's not necessary - just that it was only another $30, 4GB for about $50 would be fine.
I've just bought another 9020 for myself in the last 10 minutes.
I set one up recently for my father and was pretty amazed at the speed that he can now browse the web and do excel/word operations. The image that they've employed is basic and very, very competent. Plug in and turn on. Used/using an adapter to connect to the router(s).
+1 for the deal - but I'd go the 9020 if you can spare the extra dollars.
Computer noob after some advice please. My son is 8. Just started using a computer for browsing, etc. No high powered games. I'd prefer him not to muck about on ours. This seems to be a very fair deal for an entry level PC. Will this computer out of the box connect to our WiFi? Thank you
Edit: I see the gentleman above recommended the 9020.
It won't connect to wifi out of the box, you'll need a USB adapter. I got one from eBay for about $10. As mentioned above, you may need a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter depending on your monitor. You'll need a keyboard and mouse too - these machines come with only a power cable. I've bought a couple of 9020s from these guys and been very happy with them.
You should set up a child's account on your PC. Then he can muck around and not affect the rest of the household.
I often found these kind of old computers in rubbish bin ……….
Tends to be where you find dead PC's :thinking:
What's the difference between the 7010 and the 9010 also in their eBay shop?
I use an i5 7010 as my home router works perfectly
any chance you if it supports XP?
Noob video editing question: If I bought one of these to use a Windows 10 based video editor (such as Quik or VSDC) to edit and create movies using my 1080p/60FPS GoPro footage, would this rig be adequate? Does the lack of standalone graphics card make any difference to the smoothness/workflow or is pretty much all handled by the CPU?
Thanks!
the code "PYIPPEE" doesn't work
It works for me. I must be special!
Hi Calmago,
I'm currently overseas until 29 November. Is it possible for me to purchase one of these and delay the delivery until at least 1 December?
Can I use these for 4K content, when connected to a 4K monitor?
Heard somewhere that intel integrated graphics can apparently play 4k content.
Mind that, that mighta only applied to 8th/9th gen chips.
Thank you.
+1 for great deals.
Should get something like this for my parents sooner or later…sure they'd appreciate having a proper PC. Maybe anyway, probably wouldn't use it enough to make it worthwhile.
Regardless, great deal.
![[Refurbished] Dell OptiPlex 7010 SFF i5 Min 4GB Ram Min 250GB HDD Win 10 from $157.25 Delivered + Others @ eBay Bneacttrader](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/37/418537.jpg?h=96cb1780)
so tempting to get this as a NAS/torrentbox (for Linux ISO's of course).
Instead of:
RPI 3B+ w/ 1TB HDD
Synology DS918+
Wonder how long this would last being on 24/7