Customer Ratings & Reviews

This pc is great I use it for gaming and all my other pc needs

Great price for a superb product. I would recommend this to any gamer or photographer/videographer.

What I was looking for in my office. Needed a reliable fast computer and this fit the bill

great computer and the price was right. fast and cool blue L.E.D's in tower

Fast processing with three monitors! Love the look and highly recommended

So far so good. Have not had any issues thus far and none are expected.

works awesome.... above what i expected. its a really great deal

Great computer for the $. Only change needed was an SSD drive.

This is the best computer I️ have ever owned, i truly like it

This is my first review on this site, I felt it important to write this review so others know about my experience with this PC. Pros: Excellent motherboard: The motherboard allows for (2) M.2 SSD Drives, (2) Full PCIe ports (1) PCIe Mini Good case size: The size of the case made working on it much easier, the case allows for (2) internal hard drives, (1) SSD drive, (1) front fan, (1) additional optical drive (3) PCIe cards as stated above. Excellent wire management system: The case has clips on the inside to keep wire management nice and simple. Average CPU Heatsink: my opinion is that most people probably won’t need to upgrade this but for those of you that run multiple VM’s or do heavy gaming, things that will require lots of processing power I would advise getting an upgraded heatsink. Cons: Power Supply: The power supply I received was under 460W I had to upgrade to a 600W. Case Issue 1: The case appears to be a custom case. I had a very difficult time finding a power supply that would fit in this case. (For those wondering for me the Thermaltake Smart 600W 80+ White Continuous was able to fit the case.) Case Issue 2: Air flow is problematic with this machine, like so many others have stated, the machine gets hot. For me this issue was fixed by adding a fan to the front of the case. There are 4 slots to add rubber screws to the case. To save you all time and headache the fan size I used was (92mm – 4 or 3 pin will work). The screws I used were the (Noctua NA-SAV4) for me no other screws would fit the case, I had to cut the screws to size because they ran a little long. Motherboard Power issues while using the PCIe Mini port: The motherboard I got did not like power being supplied by Molex but it had no issue once I changed to SATA, I do not have a reason why this was so for me. RAM: The motherboard only has 2 RAM slots, the RAM does not come with adequate heatsink, and the computer came with 1-16GB RAM chip. I had purchased a heatsink case for the RAM. All in all my opinion is that this machine is average at best and should not be purchased unless you want to spend at least a hundred dollars (as of today’s date 8-24-18) in extra in parts to make it run the way it should. Finally everything stated above is my opinion based on my experience with my purchase. This information may not hold true for everyone, I am simply trying to help others out.

The Ryzen 7 1700 is an extremely fast 8 core processor. Gaming is amazing and i paired it with a 27" LG 4K monitor! This rig is amazing.. 16gb ram, photo editing is awesome... Highly recommend.

Solid PC for the price that has not let me down. I have done a SSD upgrade which was easy thanks to Dells future proof of the tower. Can’t be beat for the cheap price it was.

I've only had it for a couple weeks now but performance is great, graphics can handle many games, sleek design. But there was a missing screw in the compartment of the under CD drive

Nice little gaming PC considering the price and availability of GPU's I couldn't pass it up. It will play most games at 1080p on high or ultra settings at 60-90 fps depending on server.

Originally was looking for something with a nvidia graphics card but after doing research on the AMDs found same bang for less money overall have been extremely satisfied with performance

I'd like to start off by saying Best Buy has been absolutely fantastic in my ordeal with these machines. That said, lets get in to it! Both machines did boot, both did play games (and didn't die during games). It came with FarCry 5? That's where the good stops. Originally I bought one of these that claimed to have a liquid cooling unit in the machine, the rear fan is an 80mm on these machines. I figured, how neat would an 80mm liquid cooled machine be? (These do exist by the way, and you can find them) The units listed on site DO NOT have a liquid cooling unit. That was my first experience and then it gets all kinds of bad. All of the Inspiron ads say that this machine clearly has 2x PCI-E 16x slot(s). They do not. These PCI-E slots only run at 8x. (I did not know that going in, seeing as X370 chipset clearly supports 16x PCI-E). The Power Supplies in these machines is EXTREMELY crippled and barely has any space to get proper ventilation - Switching to a different one will be very difficult and the 850w refurb from Dell will cost you $$$. There's only 1 rear facing 80mm fan (which works okay, but seriously?). No Wraith cooler on the CPU. The graphics card is barely an RX480 not an RX580. The 16GB DDR4 is 2400 Single Channel with awful timings, not dual, and even if it were it's the cheapest set they could find. They even went out of their way to prevent you from swapping the motherboard with another mATX one. (Which would solve some of the issues with these machines). Finally to top all of that off, the HDD basically ran at 100% ALWAYS. Updating the drivers with the Dell software caused it to BSOD on me and I gave up on the machine. My experience with these was not pleasant and thus I cannot recommend them to anyone. All I can say is, search this machine online thoroughly before you buy it. You can find a lot of what I just mentioned on Dell's community forum. So you won't have to take my word for it. This machine is definitely a cut above the average OEM from days past, but no real winner for a power user.

Great Computer and at a great price. This device can handle so much more than I thought, and with the 16gb of ram that definitely helps out a lot.

The Dell PC is very heavy and sturdy, It feels solid and the performance is good due to the 8gig RX 580.

I have a home-based business and am on the computer most of the day. I've sat in front of HP All-In-Ones for years, so this is a real change for me, and I'm very happy with this Inspirion Dell. I'm not a gamer, but I spend most of my computer time editing photos, and it's perfect for allowing me to effectively and quickly do this, while also providing the processing ability to multi-task in other windows and with other programs. It's quiet and fast. I paired it with a hi-res 27" LG and I couldn't be happier.

Great machine for the price. It really couldn't have been beat and I tried. The system does great with gaming even with settings maxed out.