Dell - Inspiron Gaming Desktop- Intel Core i7- 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 - 128GB Solid State Drive + 2TB Hard Drive - Recon Blue

This machine is a workhorse for adobe premiere editing. Double the ram and sell the memory that came with it. Edits 4K footage with little resistance. I wish the case was a little more expansion friendly but for the money this is a good buy.

Have had this computer for about a month now. Replaced old computer that died. Geek Squad did a great job recovering old data. Have installed a windows 7 emulator for my older autocad program- seems to work well. Computer is FAST and responsive. So Far So Good

The Dell Inspiron 5680 combines a lot of great attributes in a smallish case and a limited power supply. It will run just about any PC game out there at 1080p at maximum graphics settings with few issues. It's hard to argue with what you get for the price. The one thing holding back future gaming (e.g. graphic card) upgrades is the 460 watt power supply. But Geek Squad easily replaced that with a standard size Corsair unit of higher wattage. I was worried that a standard power supply wouldn't fit (it looked like a tiny non-standard space) but it turned out not to be an issue. The smaller size of the case (my last gaming PC was considerably larger) does mean that installing 2 graphic cards could be problematic. Though I haven't actually tested that. At a glance it just doesn't look like there's enough room to fit a second graphic card beside the existing one. But it should be able to handle 1 average size graphic card easily enough. Which was adequate for my needs as I anticipate simply upgrading to the best graphic card I can afford on a limited budget every few years. The Inspiron 5680 I bought was easy to set up and has been running smoothly. The inclusion of a small solid state drive was a big help. Since Windows boots from that solid state drive, the machine boots up very fast compared to my last desktop PC. I am a budget casual gamer who just wants to be able to play most games at high settings at 1080p (or maybe 1440 someday) graphics. I also want to be able to upgrade it down the road with better graphic cards to keep it current. The Inspiron 5680 gives me the ability to do that. I can't give it 5 stars because of the limitations of the 460 watt power supply it comes with. But once you overcome that hurdle with an after-market upgrade she's a solid machine for the money for casual regular gamers.

Computer runs nice and quiet and performs better than expected. I am very pleased with my purchase and believe that you would be too. Do keep in mind though that if your looking for a cd/dvd/Blu-ray drive that you will need to purchase this item separately as an external device because there is not one built in to this tower.

This computer is meeting and exceeding my expectations. It is very fast and very Powerful. I use it for photo and video editing and music storage and syncing. I love it. The only thing I would have like is the case to accept an internal blu ray burner.

If you price out the individual components of this PC, it’s obvious that you’re getting a good deal. Only reason for 4 stars is the physical size... it’s about 30lbs, which is a lot for a college student that moves frequently. Otherwise, operation and appearance is perfect! Still runs like day one, I’ve never had an issue.

This PC was a great deal. It has a high end CPU with brand names I like: Intel and NVIDIA. No game can slow it down, even VR games. The price was impossible to beat considering all that this PC has to offer.

Fantastic specs for a sub-$500 PC, great looking and super easy to setup