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Product description

Intel Powered Excellence

Elevate your computing journey with the brilliance of an Intel Quad Core i7 up to 3.9 GHz and Discrete graphics along with other configurable options that let businesses configure the right OptiPlex for each user’s needs.

Powerful Storage Hub

Compared with a hard disk driver, SSD provide fast storage rates and faster boot speed. this PC comes with 512G SSD so that you can store more games, photos and videos.

Supports faster Boot speed and faster storage rates so that you can store more video games, photos, music, and movies.

Release potential and enjoy creation

Paired with 16GB of RAM, creating a seamless and responsive pc environment that adapts to your every command.

 

Core hardware and performance

Most listings for this bundle specify an Intel Core i7 4th‑gen CPU (e.g., i7‑6700) at around 3.4–3.9 GHz, paired with 16 GB RAM (often DDR3) and a 512 GB SSD. This combination is more than adequate for web, office work, streaming, and moderate multitasking, and the SSD makes Windows and apps feel significantly snappier than a traditional HDD.​

For graphics, it uses an NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 2 GB GDDR5, which is an entry‑level card: sellers explicitly position it as suitable for games like CS:GO, DOTA 2, GTA V and similar titles at 1080p with “decent FPS at medium settings.” Newer AAA games will usually require low settings and/or lower resolutions, and some very demanding titles may not be enjoyable on this GPU.​

Bundle contents and features

The typical package includes:

• The refurbished Dell OptiPlex tower with RGB LED front panel controllable via remote (color modes, speed, patterns).​

• A 24″ Full HD (1920×1080) HDMI monitor, marketed as a general‑purpose display for games and media.​

• Keyboard, mouse, and headset, so you can power on and start using it immediately without buying extra peripherals.​

• Built‑in Wi‑Fi and Windows 11 Pro (or 10 Pro on some variants) pre‑installed, ready for updates and software installs.​

Because it is “Renewed” / “Refurbished,” the seller highlights that systems are inspected, tested, cleaned, and repackaged, and usually include at least a 90‑day warranty or refund/replacement window.​

Use cases: where it fits and where it doesn’t

This bundle works best if you want:

• An all‑in‑one starter setup (tower + monitor + peripherals) that can handle esports / lighter games, school/work, and general home use at 1080p.​

• A low‑cost PC for Minecraft, Roblox, Sims 4, older AAA titles, or casual gaming, where reviews mention smooth performance when settings are kept moderate.​

It is not ideal if you expect:

• High FPS in modern AAA games at ultra settings.

• A modern upgrade platform (the older OptiPlex board, DDR3 RAM, and GT 1030 limit long‑term upgrade paths).​

Things to double‑check before buying

Because renewed bundles can vary slightly, it is worth checking the specific listing you buy for:

• Exact CPU model and RAM type (DDR3 vs DDR4).​

• Confirmed OS version (some units are still Windows 10 Pro, others Windows 11 Pro).​

• Warranty/return policy length and whether the monitor and peripherals are new or refurbished.​

Overall, this Dell Gaming OptiPlex RGB bundle is good value as a budget renewed PC for light 1080p gaming plus everyday tasks, but expectations should be set around the GT 1030 and older platform: it’s a step up from iGPU‑only office boxes, not a replacement for a modern RTX‑class gaming system.