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Powerful, Space-saving performance. Boost productivity with a high-performance desktop in a stylish, space-saving design. Featuring optional built-in AI, powered by Intel Core Ultra desktop processors (Series 2). DisplayPort can support up to one 4K or four FHD monitors if displays are equipped with daisy chain functionality.
Speed up your tasks with AI: Unlock new levels of productivity and creativity by upgrading to Intel Core Ultra processors with built-in AI.
Supports multiple monitors: Connect up to four FHD monitors using DisplayPort and Daisy Chaining*. Or connect two 4K displays using HDMI 2.1 port and DisplayPort.
Effortless upgrades: The tool-less entry and removable side panel let you quickly access the internal components, making upgrades convenient and stress-free.
Ready for business: Keep your data secure with a hardware TPM security chip. And when you need to step away from your desk, simply secure your desktop using the built-in lock slot or padlock loop.
Style meets sustainability: Dell Tower Desktop seamlessly combines elegance with sustainability. Its sleek, modern design, crafted from recycled materials and featuring refined corners, makes it a stylish addition to any home or office.
Dell Services: 1 Year Onsite Service provides support when and where you need it. Dell will come to your home, office, or location of choice, if an issue covered by Limited Hardware Warranty cannot be resolved remotely.
Forrest Hodge –
Nice replacement for a 12 year old Dell.
So my original plan was to pick up some parts and build my mom a new desktop PC as her old Haswell-era Dell was pretty outdated and was going to have issues with Windows 11. Mom doesn’t need anything spectacular, but she tends to keep her computers for a long time, so I didn’t want to go too low end. I was originally planning on doing an AM5 build with a Ryzen 7 7900X or 8700G, mid-range B650/B650-E mobo, 32GB RAM, and a 2TB NVMe SSD, cheapish case, and a ~600W PSU in case this computer would ever get fitted with a discrete GPU. I thought that a price ceiling of $800 would get me there using all new parts. Unfortunately, I just couldn’t quite get everything for that price ( I ended up at over $950). Also considered a similar i7 build which was a little cheaper, but still a bit over $800.But then I found this Dell desktop for sale on Prime Day. For the price, the specs looked good; Arrow lake i7, 32GB RAM, and 1TB NVMe. for around $770. That’s not a bad deal at all, and you’d be hard pressed to build yourself one for that amount of money.You get the tower itself, which isn’t really what I’d call full-sized, a cheap chicklet keyboard, and a cheap/very light mouse. There isn’t too much in the way of pre-installed shovelware. But there are some McAfee products that you’ll probably want to uninstall right off the bad. The RAM is a single 32GB stick which surprised me, and you get an OEM spec NVMe SSD. There is an open slot for another stick of RAM, but no expansion options for another M.2 SSD. There is a SATA port so presumably you could add another SATA SSD if you wanted to. The stock NVMe SSD is one of those really short ones like you would find in a Steam deck, but it should be able use the longer/more common M.2. SSDs if you ever wanted to swap it out.The stock PSU is a measly 180 watts and only bronze rated at that, so a discrete GPU is going to be a big ask here. And as you may have guessed it’s not a standard ATX PSU nor does the motherboard have the standard ATX power connectors. With that said, there are apparently some specific aftermarket PSUs that are compatible with this case and motherboard, and you can supposedly get up to a 460 watt PSU if you look hard enough. That would be enough PSU for a discrete GPU with around a 200-250-ish watt TDP. So something like an RTX 5060 ti or RX 9060 XT would be doable with a PSU upgrade. But you’d also have to make sure the card could physically fit because the case used here isn’t exactly spacious, and you’d probably want to throw in an extra intake and exhaust fan while you’re at it. Right out of the box though, this isn’t an ideal gaming computer at all. The potential is there with the afore mentioned PSU upgrade, but there are probably better options if you’re into gaming.But for everyday use this thing is absolutely fine, it’s quiet, boots up quickly, and is very snappy in typical use. I was able to get it up and running within minutes. For the price I got it for on Prime day, I really can’t complain. It’s not a computer that I would buy for myself, but for my mom who just needs something reliable and easy to use, you really can’t go wrong.
Scott –
Super speedy home computer!
This computer is the perfect replacement for anyone with an old Windows 10 or below user. It will last us another 10 years. Enough speed, plenty of RAM and 1TB of storage is fine for most. The prime day deal 200 off at 750 and used a discover card for extra 5 percent off. This was a steal for this computer. Highly recommended for a speedy home computer.
D. Kish –
Great computer
No issues. Added a sound card and an external DVD drive.
Sci Fi Lou –
Good PC for biz work
Very suprized Dell does a good job of providing assistance with upgrades and keeping your PC running well. I got the 16GB ram memory due to a special on prime day but would recommend 32GB. However I believe Dell offers memory upgrades. So I figure I can always upgrade to 32gb there is a slot for another ram strip. Hope this helps. Overall not a bad PC for biz stuff but would not recommend for gaming no seperate graphics card but suprizingly it does well with a 2K monitor when watching movies, youtube etc. Hope this helps.
nvr2amzd –
Very happy with this desktop!
I gave up on the fairly new all-in-one computer I had as it just didn’t operate the way I prefer. I went to this desktop computer with a non-touch (hated that) monitor (another brand) and am very pleased with the results. This desktop is “quick and fast” per booting up and running programs, as well. Having had previous bad luck with Dell computers, I was hesitant to purchase this one…but the good deal I got was worth trying it; so glad I did! I highly recommend this desktop computer with its Intel processor.
Hoomau –
This is a good PC. These new, integrated machines will impress you.
I am impressed with the quality, speed, simplicity and ease of use – all in a compact package 3/4 of the height of my last Dell tower.Old techies beware: your ancient knowledge may be detrimental to setup. Remember when you had to tweak everything to get things to work and make peripherals compatible? Forget about performing installation tweaks. Go online to the Dell website like it recommends and follow the instructions. Simple. In fact, today’s Dell PC is reminiscent of a Mac plug and play. Let the defaults set everything up and then go about tweaking if you have a need.Like not wanting to work on automobiles anymore, I perfectly happy not working on a PC and just being a user. The Dell PC has come a long way!
mr. sportsman shopper –
Dell Slim Desktop windows 11 computer
I had best buy Geek Squad to come out to set up my new Dell Slim desktop computer and the Geek Squad computer technicians said to me that this is a good computer and that was all I needed to hear from the Geek Squad techniciansThe people who work on and with computers daily. Yes, to me this Dell slim desktop windows 11 computer is well wort the value for the price and I very pleased with my choice of windows 11 by Dell slim desktop computer.
Foodblogchef –
Unable to reach a human being in Dell Customer support. Amazon customer support has been no help.
I was excited to receive my new desktop tower. I spent hours setting it up and transferring important data from my old computer. The computer failed within a week. I have returned it, but I was unable to get back into the computer to delete my personal data from the hard drive. To date, Dell customer support has been unhelpful. I’ll update this review after I spend more hours with Dell Customer Support. Very unhappy and frustrated!Update on my previous review: After repeated attempts, I am unable to contact a human being in Dell Customer Service. I won’t buy another product from DellAmazon customer support is no help. My personal data is out there to be stolen. Based on my experience, I would not recommend buying a computer on Amazon.
Louise Pelletier –
J’ai apprécié le format de la tour, soit plus petite.
Don –
To install a hdd you have to have a special sata to 6 pin atx cable or make one from a standard one. The socket on the motherboard isn’t a standard pinout. You have to cut and cross wires on a standard sata power cable to make it compatible. If you don’t won’t to add extra devices i guess it is ok. I haven’t tried to other things on pcie yet.