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| Dell Optiplex 7010 Tower Computer PC, Intel Core i5 3.2GHz, 16 GB Ram, 500 GB SSD, DVD-RW, HDMI, WiFi, Windows 10 Pro with CD 1 GB Graphics Card (Renewed) From Amazon.com |
About Dell Optiplex 7010 Tower Computer PC
- Specification: Powered By Intel's Core i5 3.2GHz Processor, 16 GB Of Ram & 480 GB Of Solid State Drive Space
- AMD 1 GB Video Card For Dual Monitor Support (DVI + HDMI Adapter), Wireless Wifi (Adapter), 6 x USB 2.0, 4 x USB 3.0, HeadPhone & MicroPhone Jack, RJ-45.
- The included Keyboard & Mouse and USB Wi-Fi Adapter will have you up and running with ease, keeping you connected.
- Microsoft Windows 10 Professional (64 Bit) Preloaded. It also Comes With Windows 10 Pro Reinstallation Disc.
- An Industry Leader: As a Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher, we pride ourselves on producing quality remanufactured PCs. Every machine is handled with care, and our experts are dedicated to giving them a new life. We are committed to reducing e-waste, and it is our goal to ensure each machine we process can satisfy our customers' needs.
This product has been professionally inspected and tested by Amazon-qualified suppliers. The product may have minimal scratches or dents, and a battery with at least 80% capacity. Amazon Renewed is your trusted destination for pre-owned and refurbished products that are professionally inspected and tested to work and look like new. A Renewed supplier who is Amazon-qualified performs a full diagnostic test, replaces any defective parts, and thoroughly cleans the product.
The product may have minimal scratches or dents. Box may be generic and accessories may not be original but will be compatible and fully functional. This product is eligible for a replacement or refund within 90 days of receipt if you are not satisfied.
Warranty & Support
Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here
Shemaiah Phillips
Verified Purchase
The machine came early, and I spent a few days getting back to operating from my previous setup. Pleased, thus far. I have been using, teaching, and servicing computers since 1985 (now retired). While I have built and procured both business, home, and gaming computers, and also software, my own personal machine is keeping solely on personal need so I don't upgrade often. My most recent computer was given to me probably 4 or 5 years ago, an HP with 4 gig Ram and a dual-core processor. I added ram and 2 more HDs (2 terabytes) running Vista (even while installing Linux and Win 7, 8 & 10 (started w/ DOS). The power company killed my poor old computer. When you are used to having plenty of parts and machines around to use in a bind, you get cheap. Instead of building something $800+, I looked at this and similar offerings.
This is a good model Dell, arrived quickly, no nastiness inside the case, clean, and with 1 small dent on the top outside corner. It runs well and is performing nicely. I have reinstalled and upgraded my software. My comments are limited as I do not do CAD or heavy-duty image work anymore. I play music, read and write with some foreign language and glyphs and design.
Starting up: This machine came with a kbd and mouse. Might not be what you want or need, but plug them in to get going especially if you'll be adding your own stuff (like wireless versions). It comes with a Dell Windows 10 Pro DVD disc. Always good.
Note: Find documentation on any computer (or motherboard) you'll buy first. I did not!)
I was expecting to connect my monitor to a Displayport. (There are two besides a VGA.) But this model includes a board w/ DVI. I had to find a DVI to VGA connector.
If you have any other configuration in mind, get into the BIOS (press F12).
I have two HDs with data I need so I had to allow them in BIOS (Legacy) to recognize them, and I moved the SSD so I could arrange HDs and cables. The SSD was held by double-face foam tape(!) in the bays. The power supply has limited power connections (4 SATA, I think), and I wonder if it can be replaced. Dells once were a bit weird (proprietary)--is this one? Can I change to a ThermalTake 430 PS?
It also has no card reader like my old HP had, so I spent $20 for one.
The machine comes with a DVD drive. It comes with a "BT" solid-state drive 500g. I do not know who the BT is. But...
I'm pleased with the computer, and it's as good as having a new one as an opinion from a user like myself with average needs.
Southern Ron
Verified Purchase
I never had a computer so fast in my life. The solid-state drive is great. I received it quickly and it was well packaged. I can also run my video editing programs now without my computer freezing.
Ryan Jonker
Verified Purchase
Note that the included video card has DisplayPort port (NOT HDMI), but a DisplayPort/HDMI dongle adapter was included and worked fine. Also, no built-in WiFi, just a little USB dongle. I didn't use either of those, as I upgraded the graphics card to an RX 570 (yes it just barely fits, just change BIOS to UEFI, and have a couple right angle SATA cables on hand), and put in a new wireless/Bluetooth card. The included RAM is indeed 16gb, just know that it comes in 4x4gb configuration. The SSD is a cheap brand name I didn't recognize, but it works fine for now. You will want to upgrade from the stock power supply if you want to upgrade the video card - I put in a 500W EVGA PSU and it works great. Everything is fast and it runs quietly. Very happy with the purchase!
Red Stell
Verified Purchase
What a deal....maybe not a gamer, but I'm not a gamer. Quick, excellent graphics, plenty of storage, more than satisfied.
