$499 - $200 off coupon:
DBPRDT7 = $299
Good for general home and office work as well to stream media. Not for heavy gaming and not expandable at all since it uses a proprietary motherboard, power supply, and case. (but standard drives, ram, and CPU)
The only type of video card you could ever use would be a low profile PCIe bus powered card like a GTX 1650. (but if you want to game, go look at the other more expensive deals)
Personally I would add a cheap NVMe drive to boot and load apps off of, and another 4GB stick of ram.
10th Gen Intel® Core™ i3-10100 processor(4-Core, 6M Cache, 3.6GHz to 4.3GHz)
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit English
Intel® UHD Graphics 630 with shared graphics memory
4GB, 4Gx1, DDR4, 2666MHz
3.5" 1TB 7200RPM SATA Hard Drive
https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/s...1w10ps2033
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You can't set timings in the bios, so make sure you get 2666 default RAM or it will be stuck at 2166
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Not sure about CPU upgrade path, but MBO chipset is B460, and supplied CPU i3-10100 is 65w as are others, starting from i5-10400/10400f all the way up to i7-10700/i7-10700f. So, in theory you could eventually uprade the CPU, but dont hold me on that one. You never know with OEMs, but since wattages are the same (unlike for models with 58w Pentiums), it should be possible. In Parts List, only SSDs and RAM are listed, no CPUs tho. As for the GPU, in the manual theres a section about installing GPU, and in the graphic some sort of ultra thin Radeon is depicted, so Im guessing anything bigger than that is a no-go. In Owners Manual a single discreet GPU option is mentioned, NVIDIA GeForce GT730.
Anyways, good deal. Especially since original price is somewhat absurd (712$). Repped.
$10 more for a 10400 vs 10100 and 8gb ram vs 4gb. That's a much better deal.
Can't get the code "DBPRDT7" to work with the upgraded i5/8GB config. Were you able to?