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Dell Inspiron 3880 Desktop: Intel Core i7-10700, 8GB DDR4, 512GB SSD $649.99
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> bubble2 9 Posts
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08-30-2020 at 07:20 PM.
Anyone know if the PSU is standard ATX and how good or bad the temps would be?
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2.9GHz Intel Core i7-10700 octa-core processor with up to 4.8GHz speed and 16MB cache memory
8GB DDR4 SDRAM memory smoothly runs your games and photo and video editing applications
512GB SSD enables you to store thousands of files
Windows 10 Home Advanced gives you the familiar feel of Windows with enhanced capabilities
Intel UHD Graphics 630 provides everyday image quality for Internet usage, basic photo editing, and casual gaming
802.11ac wireless connectivity for easy Internet access and Bluetooth
Built-in DVD drive lets you play DVDs for a richer entertainment experience
Use four USB 3.2 Gen 1 and four USB 2.0 ports for lightning-fast data movement speed
Built-in VGA and HDMI ports to connect to TVs or multiple displays for stunning HD entertainment
Dimensions: 12.77"H x 6.06"W x 11.54"D
Includes a KB216 wired keyboard and mouse for immediate setup
Includes 1 x LAN (Gigabit Ethernet) (RJ-45), 1 x headphones/microphone
1-year manufacturer limited warranty
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08-30-2020 at 07:48 PM.
With RAM prices dropping, why do they insist on building an otherwise good machine with a paltry 8GB? Just put in 16GB RAM and sell it for $700. JFC.
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08-30-2020 at 07:51 PM.
Lol "casual gaming"
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08-30-2020 at 07:54 PM.
Quote from cacadiablo :
With RAM prices dropping, why do they insist on building an otherwise good machine with a paltry 8GB? Just put in 16GB RAM and sell it for $700. JFC.
Agreed. Other notable issues with this price and these specs:

The Dell proprietary ATX connector means that even if you could upgrade the PSU to one that can actually handle a graphics card (based on form factor, it doesn't look like you can), you'll need an adapter just to get it running.

Only comes with a 512GB SSD that is unlikely to even be NVME.

To turn this thing into a gaming computer, you'll probably have to spend another $600 minimum.
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08-30-2020 at 08:45 PM.
Quote from wherestheanykey :
Agreed. Other notable issues with this price and these specs:

The Dell proprietary ATX connector means that even if you could upgrade the PSU to one that can actually handle a graphics card (based on form factor, it doesn't look like you can), you'll need an adapter just to get it running.

Only comes with a 512GB SSD that is unlikely to even be NVME.

To turn this thing into a gaming computer, you'll probably have to spend another $600 minimum.
Not $600 but like around $300 maybe. Also you can always buy some used parts like a gpu.
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> bubble2 144 Posts
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08-30-2020 at 08:49 PM.
Quote from wherestheanykey :
Agreed. Other notable issues with this price and these specs:

The Dell proprietary ATX connector means that even if you could upgrade the PSU to one that can actually handle a graphics card (based on form factor, it doesn't look like you can), you'll need an adapter just to get it running.

Only comes with a 512GB SSD that is unlikely to even be NVME.

To turn this thing into a gaming computer, you'll probably have to spend another $600 minimum.
No one should expect to buy an off the shelf Dell Inspiron and have a gaming PC. FWIW though I believe there is still a third party making adapters to use aftermarket PSUs with the oddball Dell ones. I know we had used this at my work in the past.
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08-30-2020 at 09:48 PM.
Quote from wherestheanykey :
Agreed. Other notable issues with this price and these specs:

The Dell proprietary ATX connector means that even if you could upgrade the PSU to one that can actually handle a graphics card (based on form factor, it doesn't look like you can), you'll need an adapter just to get it running.

Only comes with a 512GB SSD that is unlikely to even be NVME.

To turn this thing into a gaming computer, you'll probably have to spend another $600 minimum.
Unlikely to 'even' be nvme? As if nvme is some low end thing that any respectable pc should be using?

dell...inspiron. probably should lower your expectations a little
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