Boost productivity with a high-performance desktop designed to fit in any space. Featuring built-in AI, powered by Intel Core Ultra desktop processors (Series 2).
Q: Can I upgrade this to 32 mb RAM
A: System Memory RAM Expandable To 64 gigabytes
Q: Can an optical drive be added
A: Yes, externally
Q: If I buy this will BestBuy transfer everything from my old Dell PC to this new one?
A: Yes, it takes about 48 hours.
Q: Does it have any other audio ports/jacks besides the headphone jack? Where can I plug in speakers?
A: In the front only
Q: Does this have wifi built into it or is an ethernet cable needed
A: It has both wifi connection and an ethernet port.
Q: Does this come with windows 11?
A: Yes, Windows 11 Home operating system is preinstalled.
Q: Does this have a Thunderbolt port?
A: There is a USB 3.1 Gen 1 5Gb/s on the front of the computer.
Q: Where is the speaker connection on this particular Brand and Model?
A: The speakers can be connected through the USB port or Bluetooth. There is a headphone jack that I connected my old speakers to and they sound good.

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Customers are pleased with the overall performance and speed of the desktop, with many noting its compact size and quiet operation. The desktop also offers a good selection of ports and an easy setup process. The only concern mentioned by customers is the limited number of USB-C inputs.
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I've had this computer for a couple of week now. It is nice, compact and does everything i need it to do for my online business! It fits right between my 2 monitors and is just the perfect size for my desk.
Posted by Pookie
Love this new desktop! It does everything needed for remote work and or volunteer roles you may have that demand computer work Great memory and the best thing is that it is small and compact! Leaves more room so speakers fit great and not overwhelming !
Posted by NancyS
This is an odd one for me. On one hand, I am a tech enthusiast so I expect at least decent specs or some performance forward thought to go into a desktop PC. On the other hand, if it gets the job done at a fair price, isn't that good enough? The Good: Whisper quiet operation even under full load Performance is actually decent Compact and elegant looking Decent smattering of ports Comes with a keyboard and mouse Minimal bloatware (McAfee) Easy to open for upgrades 1TB of speedy storage The Bad: Single stick of DDR-5600 16GB memory Mediocre non-backlit keyboard and mouse Monitor refresh rate tops out at 144hz The Ugly: 180w PSU Very bad memory timings Very slow USB-C Single usable full length half height PCIE slot is placed at the very bottom No PCIE GPU cable Packed inside the Dell box, you will find your very small and compact PC, power cord, keyboard and mouse. Before setup, I popped it open to take a look. Opening it up is very easy as it just requires two push screws to remove the side case. I was a little disappointed to see the system has only a paltry 180w PSU in case you wanted to add a GPU but the single full length PCIE slot you would need has been reversed and is at the very bottom up next to the PSU versus higher to give room for more than a single slot card including GPUs. If you're thinking of adding a GPU to this for work or gaming, you options will be severely limited to a single slot GPU that doesn't require an external power connector. While it does only come with a single stick of memory, it is 16GB which I like. This makes it easy to add an additional stick of 5600 or greater memory and achieve 32GB fairly easy. After taking a quick look around, I then closed it up and set it up along with the included keyboard and mouse and off we go. Coming from mechanical keyboards and gaming mice, the included keyboard and mouse is "starter" status at best. I won't call it e-waste because it is usable but it isn't great nor backlit. If you are picking this up and do not have a keyboard and mouse, they will actually be usable. The system comes with Windows 11 Home and has the standard setup steps. I was pleased to find outside of Dell's own custom programs and McAfee, there wasn't much of anything else installed. Once into Windows, you will want to launch Windows Update as there are plenty of updates needed. I ran some benchmarks and the system is actually fairly speedy. The SSD was fast enough for a Gen4 and the Ultra 7 265 (non K) CPU scored very well with Cinebench R23. Multicore it was in line with a 12900k (26000+) and single core was 2200+ which is very nice. Memory latency and scores in Aida64 were pretty low, but so what? For standard day to day use, it really won't matter. Using the system for some surfing, typing and general tasks like Microsoft Office, it was very response and fast enough. I had no problems getting done all the testing I needed to do from spreadsheets to Youtube and more. Just remember, this is using integrated graphics only and for evedn the 1440p display I used for testing, the max refresh rate is 144hz. That is more than fine for desktop use, but must be noted. One area of disappointment is the USB speeds. The USB-C topped out at Sata speeds. I used my Sandisk 2TB external which on other systems routinely hits 1000MB/sec+ transfers which is as fast as it can handle, but on the Dell it was chugging along at around ~450MB/sec. Lastly, I thought the price was a bit high but a quick search showed me Dell's pricing is right in line with just about every other desktop packing similar stats. In summary, this is a perfectly acceptable system for someone who needs a computer but doesn't plan on playing any type of intensive games or needs serious GPU power. In every other category, it will get the job done all in a small, compact quiet desktop. The Ultra 7 265 performance was surprisingly performant especially single threaded. The only major caveat I would give is if you have any designs on wanting to use a discrete GPU in the future, look elsewhere. This system from the size of the PSU to the slot placement is basically making that near impossible. I will be giving this to my niece along with a 27" 1080p display and a laser printer and she will be absolutely thrilled with it as it will do everything she could ever possibly need and then some while she pursues her classwork. If you're someone who needs a basic computer that is easy to setup and use for a fair price, the Dell is a solid pick.
Posted by Electrosoft