Customer Ratings & Reviews

This PC has everything we needed and the processor is very fast!

This is a great deal for an affordable gaming/productivity rig.

More than I expected for the money. Kids love gaming on it.

Much better even than the newer models. Fast clean cool

Fast processor awesome graphics card. Highly recommended!!

This is a very nice and fast desktop for home and office

This dell computer is a very powerful gaming computer.

This is a good gaming computer. It don't lag at al

THIS HAS TO BE THE BEST COMPUTER WE HAVE EVER OWNED.

My Grandson loves it - he can play all his games on it.

Does great for gaming, also good for vr use. would

No issues so far and works great. My son loves it!!

The Dell Inspiron 5675 has a nicely designed case with plenty of ventilation on the sides, the front panel contains the following: a DVD tray, 4 USB ports (2 - USB 3.0 and 2 - USB 3.1), audio jack and a SD card slot. The best part of this case is the glowing blue LED lighting that emits from the side and rear of the case and the "Dell" logo when the PC is powered up! Enough about the outside, it's what's inside that counts. The Dell 5675 features AMD's Ryzen 7 1700 processor, 16GB of RAM and a Radeon RX580 8GB graphics card. There is space inside for 3 HDD and 2 SSD's, RAM can be upgraded to 32GB. Needless to say, I could not wait to get this setup and load some games on it! It has been a while since I've played games on a PC. I switched to a gaming console many years ago. At first, I wondered why people still played games on a computer vs. a dedicated gaming console. After loading "Star Wars Battlefield" and "Overwatch" on it...add 10+ hours of game play, I can see why! This graphics on this Inspiron 5675 is amazing, very detailed and the gameplay is fast and smooth, no hiccups what so ever! Games load faster than they do on my Xbox. Using the keyboard to control your character and switch weapons is easier than console controllers. The included keyboard and mouse is very generic and not geared towards gaming. The computer runs fairly quiet, there is some noise from the fan, but not very noticeable. I also installed Adobe Lightroom and loaded a collection of photos from my SLR onto it. Again, the performance was great. Response was very quick to view and edit photos. Switching from photo view to thumbnail view was quick. Overall, this is a great setup for anyone looking for an out of the box gaming PC. It's a very capable machine that won't disappoint

This new Inspiron 5675 PC from Dell really impressed me. It features the new AMD Ryzen processors that are finally making waves again as a serious competitor to the Intel Core i7 line, as well as a powerful AMD video card, and a healthy 16 GB of DDR4 RAM. Best of all, the price seemed to be pretty competitive with the cost of purchasing similar components and assembling them myself. If you're looking for a PC to use for gaming and aren't interested in building one yourself, I don't think you'll be disappointed by purchasing one of these Inspirons. Basing the system on Ryzen CPUs was a smart move. Although Intel's Core i7 CPU's still come out on top in most benchmarks, the Ryzen 1700 CPU in this PC is no slouch. It's loaded with 8 cores supporting 16 logical threads, so it easily handles standard desktop multitasking outside of video games. Video encoding and multi-threaded software compiling can really take advantage of the extra cores, and this PC always feels very responsive. The 16 GB of memory included is a respectable amount. It came on a single DDR4 DIMM; the motherboard in this PC supports 2 total DDR4 DIMMs. Some people may be disappointed, since the Ryzen CPU won't be able to take full advantage of its dual-channel memory support. On the other hand, it allows an easy upgrade path to 32 GB by just adding another DIMM. Personally, I consider this a plus as I'm likely to do the upgrade in the future. The Radeon RX580 included with this PC is not the fastest on the market (and not even the fastest AMD card with the recent launch of the Vega series), but is still one of the best mainstream GPU's. It's easily handled every game I've thrown at it with great framerates at 1080p. This is the first GPU and monitor combo I've had that supports adaptive v-sync (FreeSync, in this case) and it's worked really well. My biggest complaint with this system was the lack of an SSD included as part of the base system. I consider that a must-have for any PC, and really missed having one. The good news is that the Ryzen-based Inspirons include an empty NVMe socket, as well as an M.2 SATA socket. (Plus both an empty 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch internal drive bay.) I decided to install an after-market SSD as a new boot drive, and turn the included 1 TB mechanical Seagate HDD into mass storage for my Steam library. Doing this is not a difficult process, but it definitely helps to have some experience with hardware installation and Windows re-installation. If you don't like tinkering with your PC's, I'd recommend going with the upgraded configuration that includes a 256 GB SSD. (If you don't mind the DIY route, be aware that you will need to supply your own screws for the M.2 modules or internal drive bay brackets.) The bottom line is that the Inspiron 5675 has so far lived up to my expectations. I've always built my own PC's for gaming, but the Inspiron 5675 turned out to be a very satisfactory upgrade to my last custom PC. The MSRP looks like quite a good value, and performance seems excellent for both games and general computing tasks (with just a simple SSD upgrade). I'd certainly recommend it for anyone looking for a good performing PC, and especially anyone that has an interest in playing any recent, reasonably-demanding games.

Works great for photoshop and video editing. Pretty big case, so make sure you have room on your desk. I don't like placing my tower on the floor - too much dust.

I was not at first interested in a Dell gaming PC, figuring it more pennywise and powerful to do a build, but I bought this on a hunch and have been only pleased...so far

Over heated, the fan was always working hard, had problems with it since I bought it, had to end up getting motherboard, graphics, and just about everything else replaced during warranty. Started developing other issues after warranty. Nothing but problems sadly. Maybe it was an isolated incident, maybe not. That was my personal experience.

This is a great computer and well worth the price. its very fast at startup for not having a SSD drive. I'm happy with it so far, nothing negative that i can think of.

My son wanted this tower after having problems with other brands. This has worked very well since our purchase.

great PC for my son beginning in gaming. We just wish that it had an HDMI cable and interior speakers. you have to buy speakers for it.