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Dell Coupon: 50% Off Refurbished Dell OptiPlex 7070 MFF/UFF Desktops Expired
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$359.00
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Dell Refurbished has Select Dell OptiPlex 7070 MFF/UFF Desktops (Refurbished) on sale for prices from $179.50 when you apply promo code WOW7070DELL in your cart. Shipping is free.
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in cart, apply coupon code WOW7070DELL for an extra 50% off. Prices start from $179.50 + free s/h and will depend on config and specs.
in cart, apply coupon code WOW7070DELL for an extra 50% off. Prices start from $179.50 + free s/h and will depend on config and specs.
- 100 day warranty (details [dellrefurbished.com]).
- Additional terms (details [dellrefurbished.com])
- Shipping details [dellrefurbished.com]
- FAQ [dellrefurbished.com]
- 1-year extended warranty offered for $39
- Cosmetic grade scale is here [dellrefurbished.com]
- Click what's in the box tab to see more details.
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Still waiting for them to fix it.
For anyone curious, sounds like the idle power draw is around 13W. That's about 9.5 kWh per month, and with Los Angeles' $0.33/kWh, about $3.14/month to run.
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I'm running plex on like an i5-4670 or something and it works just fine watching 1080p. I'm running unraid on it as well. Plex doesn't need much to go
Great little devices, and I think the 9th Gen variants are the sweet spot.
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Yes. The Coffee Lake processors were some of the first to support HEVC 10-bit encoding, which is really helpful for 4k streaming for Plex or Jellyfin. Under the "Hardware encoding and decoding" section of this wiki article, there's a table that shows all Intel processor generations and what formats they do/don't support: https://en.m.wikipedia.
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Still waiting for them to fix it.
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Not sure if this is true across the board, but both of the ultra form factor optiplexes that I picked up came with one stick of memory. If you're already planning to upgrade the memory, that's good news because you only have to buy one. If not, it might bother you that the computer isn't running dual Channel, presumably because they didn't feel that business computers really needed that.
For anyone curious, sounds like the idle power draw is around 13W. That's about 9.5 kWh per month, and with Los Angeles' $0.33/kWh, about $3.14/month to run.