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Dell Refurbished Sale: Select Latitude 5480, 7280 or 7510 Laptops Expired
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Dell Refurbished has select Refurbished Desktops and Laptops on sale when you follow the deal instructions below. Additionally, earn Slickdeals Cashback before purchase when you follow the cashback instructions below (PC extension required, before checkout). Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Community Members standeeboxsfnk & croaking for sharing this deal.
Note: Stock is limited; refer to the individual product pages for cosmetic grade. Only one coupon code per order; coupon codes not valid on Clearance items.
Deal Instructions:
- Select your product:
- 45% Off Dell Latitude 5480 Laptops w/ coupon code 45SAVE5480
- 45% Off Dell Latitude 7280 Laptops w/ coupon code 45SAVE7280
- 45% Off Dell Precision 7510 Laptops w/ coupon code 45SAVE7510
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- Only one coupon code per order; coupon codes not valid on Clearance items.
- Proceed to checkout and complete your order.
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Dell Refurbished is taking 45% off refurbished Dell OptiPlex Desktops [dellrefurbished.com] $299 or more with coupon code FALL45DESK [Exp 10/28]. Excludes clearance models. Shipping is free. - expired
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35% off Any Other Item [dellrefurbished.com] w/ DELL35FALL21 - expired
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40% off Any Dell Laptop $429+ [dellrefurbished.com] w/ FALL40LAP - expired
35% off Any Other Item [dellrefurbished.com] w/ DELL35FALL21 - expired
QA Note: see FP post for codes that are currently valid
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Any of which would make a good blueiris security camera box for around $300-$345 shipped.
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4 years of support is fine and willing to bet a donut that they extend the date too!
The CPU you have is comparable to the Intel Celeron 4XXX series.
Both your CPU and the Celeron 4XXX are quad cores no hyperthreading and both score around 2k in benchmarks. Depending on your budget you might even be better off getting an nVidia Shield pro for plex.
Any of which would make a good blueiris security camera box for around $300-$345 shipped.
What's the newest Gen? Is it better to go with AMD?
11th gen is newest, 12th getting released soon. Sorry, don't know much about AMD these days. If your intent is for blueiris with high res cameras, ideally you want h.265 encoding capability which started with 6th gen intel.
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i7 8th gen 1.9GHz quad core
16GB DDR4
512GB NVME
Thunderbolt 3
14" 1080p 300 nits Touch screen
Cannot find that deal anywhere else, they're $700 or so on Ebay.
Any of which would make a good blueiris security camera box for around $300-$345 shipped.
Just keep in mind you'll need 8th generation for Windows 11 (w/ very few exceptions).
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Intel is much better and easier to set up out of the box than AMD for media servers. The integrated GPU has support baked into most Linux distros.
We risk running off topic, but I'd recommend an Intel NUC11 plus an external drive array for high efficiency performance. Send a PM if you want advice, I've spent a lot of time going through various solutions in this area.
Not sure how future proof a 6 yr old box is anyways. With windows 10 being supported with security patches through Oct 2025, should be fine for a few years.
AMD is better for compute loads (i.e. BlueIris) since 2017, Intel is typically slightly better for gaming though AMD has challenged Intel on this recently.
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