Try the machines on this page with the code 7050DELL4U. They will not offically support Windows 11, since they are all 6th Gen, and Win 11 support begins with 8th gen. However, there are santioned ways to override it.
If you're willing to spend a little more, you can get a 5060MT with i5-8600, 256GB SSD and Windows 10 home for $200 after code YES2DELL5060. This one is officially supported by Windows 11. And it would probably make a decent entry-level gaming system with the addition of an appropriate video card. The SFF PCs aren't really suitable for gaming since there are few good half-height video cards.
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I should probly look into upgrading the drive as well at this point, but I keep holding onto hope that ill come across some refurb office PC that will accept my drive.
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Edit: an AI bot suggested this: When selecting a power supply, make sure to also purchase a power supply cable adapter, as the OptiPlex 7050 requires an 8-pin power connector, which is not typically included with ATX power supplies.
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When selecting a power supply, make sure to also purchase a power supply cable adapter, as the OptiPlex 5050 MFF Desktop requires an 8-pin power connector, which is not typically included with ATX power supplies.
the Dell prices are 'starting at' and most are over $200... so might as well spend $300 and get 16GB RAM (not 8) and 500GB modern NVME (not 128 or 256 old SSD)... and a super slow CPU too!
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the Dell prices are 'starting at' and most are over $200... so might as well spend $300 and get 16GB RAM (not 8) and 500GB modern NVME (not 128 or 256 old SSD)... and a super slow CPU too!
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