Dell Gaming PC Tower, Intel i5, 16GB RAM, 128GB SSD 500GB HDD, Windows 10, Nvidia GT 730 2GB, New RGB Gaming 4-in-1 Bundle (Renewed)

Good value but needs clarification
I needed a reliable pc to replace a very noisy, prone to crash existing one and this purchase fit the bill. For around $400, it’s a good deal but there’s a few caveats that go with that. As for a gaming platform it lacks any certain essentials.the positives:quiet and small form factorreliable processor and sufficient ram (16gb) for the pricegood customer service although i haven’t needed itNice keyboard and mouseA great selection of how to videos for those less familiar with computing environmentsThe less than positive:The OS drive is a 100gb ssd. The user will need to constantly monitor this space as it will fill up fast with temp files and other data that the user may not be aware of. Recommend replacing this with a 500gb ssdthe storage drive is a 500gb drive. Considering that there’s few restrictions on application size anymore because storage is cheap, this is not even close to sufficient space. Recommend a3tb or greater drive which btw can be purchased for under $100.No wireless card and the wireless dongle is outdated (300mps, 2.4ghz) no support for 5ghzNo room for expansion inside the case. while the mother board has 4 SATA connections, one is used by the dvd drive and the 4th is used by an unknown device. the only option for adding more drives is to use externals. 01/21. I had contacted Blair before this review was published to ask why and they sent me a 5ghz dongle without being requested to. Awesome customer support!Am underpowered GPU. Bear in mind this is being marketed as an introductory gaming machine. The card installed is likely sufficient to handle most non-shooters.I’m very satisfied with what i purchased because i knew what i was purchasing, but for folks new to computing, if you purchase this pleases be aware that you may need to purchase additional peripherals to bring this pc up to speed as a full-speed gaming machine.My modifications:Once i know i can safely reinstall the OS and activate it I will replace the ssd with a 500gb ssd. This has proved to be ample space for the OS and any temp or installation files that come with downloads and installs.i removed the 500gb storage drive and replaced it with 6tb drive. considering some of the programs i own are greater than 70gb in size each, this was essential.I replaced the graphics card with an Nvidia gtx1050 ti with 32gb onboard memory. This should be sufficient to run everything i own or purchase in the next few years.I also added a 4tb portable hard drive for backups and system tools i can use on other machines when required.Replace the 300mhz wireless dongle with one that works with both 2.4 and 5ghz networks for faster throughout.If you’re familiar with the shortfalls and are ok with a 6th generation (or possibly older) processor then this is an ok buy. Just be sure you know what you’re going to get when it arrives.

Not a gaming pc , & it dose not have ddr4
If you’re looking for a gaming computer scroll on to the next one unfortunately this one is not all what it’s up to be .we had to contact customer service the ad says that it has ddr4 after purchasing and reviewing it only has DDR3 . This would be a good computer for home use only or maybe to play solitaire or a couple card games .my son purchased this with his money and it was not what it was meant to be we contacted customer service about the DDR 4 thing and all they said is it was Amazon’s bad for posting that and that they would get with Amazon to change it. We had to upgrade the graphics card to get it to play some of the basic games .

Sleeper build lol
This is my first pc and I was on a seriously tight budget this pc came with 16 gbs of ddr3 ram a gt 730 and an i5-3570 cpu originally thinking this was all fine I was excited. Set up was incredibly easy after running a couple of games like Fortnite, guild wars 2, and rocket league, is where I started to realize the problems of the system I was barely getting 30 fps across all of the games and I was playing on the lowest quality settings coming from ps5 it’s a real jarring experience. But after doin a ton of research I’ve been having fun learning all the ins and outs of this pc.I’ve upgraded the cpu to a I-7 4790 ($30)I next upgraded the power supply to a 500w ($35)I decided to go with a gtx 970($44) for my gpuWith all my cheap lil upgrades I’m either at 60 fps or higher in certain games that I play, I can also play them on medium to high settings which is amazingSo to end it here I think if u are on a tight budget and are invested in learning how to build a pc and don’t mind taking a chance on eBay with used pc parts I recommend this for you,

Excellent computer and accessories!
The computer arrived quickly and safely – it came a day early, and was packed very well for protection. The bundled accessories were a real nice touch – gaming keyboard, mouse, and headset, all top quality. The computer has had no problems – it performs as advertised. I bought a gaming computer, not because I do gaming, but because I do 4K video editing. The computer I had couldn’t handle the files. This one, with the 16 GB of RAM and a discrete gaming card, handles the video with ease. Though this machine has the same fine processor as my last one, the extra RAM and the video card make all the difference. The machine had Win 10 Home, and almost no bloatware – a real blessing! Also, the solid state hard drive, in addition to a regular hard drive (sorry about the lack of all the technical language for this stuff), really helps speed things up as well. This is my second re-conditioned computer from Blair, and I can genuinely say they have delivered a quality machine that has no issues, ready to run like a scared rabbit right out of the box. Highly recommend!

I bought this as a gift and had no idea the SSD was garbage. Will be great after another $225 to upgrade. Why bother selling a gaming computer when there is no room to load games on the faster drive 🙁 Not happy