Dell OptiPlex 7050 Micro Form Factor Desktop Computer, Intel Core i7-7700 up to 4.20 GHz, 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB Solid State Drive, Windows 11 Pro (Renewed)

I believe this is the best investment. I have bought several of these computers. Great for accountants, also I bought one to be used as a Plex server for TV, another to use it as a very powerful Home Assistant server (Smart Home). Very low profile, and very powerful.

I really like the form factor and have purchased a second unit. There is an error in the listing. The processor in the units I have received are not Intel Core i7-7700, but rather an Intel Core i7-7700T. The difference here is the the i7-7700 at 3.6GHz and turbos to 4.2Ghz, while the i7-7700T operates at 2.9GHz and turbos to 3.8GHz. The only item I am having difficulty with is keeping dual Dell monitors working. when one of the monitors drops off, I unplug the cable and plug it back in, it comes back. But it should remain. It will get worked out - just not stable out of the box. Update 10/14/2020 - The seller corrected the processor by taking them back and replacing the processor with the i7-7700 at 3.6GHz and turbos to 4.2Ghz.

dead on arrival

Dual monitor support is there, but pay attention, one of those is DisplayPort instead of HDMI, so make sure you have a cable or converter handy (I just happened to have the latter). It runs all of my standard applications quite well, but be aware of Memory consumption for some programs where you might need to shut down some of the more greedy, especially if you're looking at having to do video calls. The big disappointment item for me was that I'm burning a USB port for the WiFi, which is normally built-in. Sure, the WiFi device came with it (in the keyboard box), but due to how the USB can lag, it sometimes means the connection can stall from time to time.

Does everything we need for work. Very small as well so easy to fit in space.

great

I order these a lot for my customers. They are usually great machines. However the last four I have received all required DELL power supplies. The power supplies shipped have either been under powered (90 watt vs the required 130 watt). When under powered, these computers are slow. The 130 watt power supplies that have shipped with them are a universal power supply that has a removable power tip so they are compatible with the power input port on the unit itself. While common sense would say that 130 watt is 130 watt, for whatever reason I am not intelligent enough to explain, these universal tipped power supplies still show an error on the BIOS POST test stating they are under powered and would you like to continue with the boot process? They also run horribly slow. I have contacted sellers requesting a proper power supply explaining in detail and sending in the required pictures as proof. All sellers have not been helpful in replacing the power supplies. The only solution I have had is to buy my own DELL OEM power supplies, out of pocket.

Estoy encantado con mi compra y muy satisfecho; es algo maravilloso, gracias.