Optiplex 7020 Gaming Desktop PC, Intel Core i7 4th Gen 3.4GHz, GeForce GT 1030 2GB, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, HDMI, DVI, VGA, New Keyboard, Mouse, Wi-Fi, Windows 11 Pro (Renewed)

The first picture is of the keyboard and mouse which I thought was awesome that it was included considering the price. The keyboard has LED lights that you can turn on and off which is cool. The second picture is of the Tower. the only downside was that the actual case of the PC was damaged in shipping, but it didn't damage any of the internal components. The inside was clean, and all the parts matched description. I mostly use it to watch YouTube Videos, create content and game, and so far, this thing has been amazing. It runs Minecraft and Fortnite super smooth. I had to slightly turn down settings on Fortnite, but this thing easily runs 60-100 FPS pretty consistently with the right settings. It is awesome for playing Minecraft and I have had 0 issues. Obviously if you are an avid gamer with extremely high expectations and run very demanding games this PC would probably not satisfy your needs. Overall, for the price if you are looking for a low budget upgraded office PC that can run low-moderate demanding games this thing can definitely do that. If you just need an office computer, or a PC for editing and creating content this would be perfect. You would be hard pressed to get a PC that runs this well for anywhere close to this price. The LED lights on the tower itself do not work for me unless I am just not tech savvy enough to figure them out but that was really not important to me, so I didn't factor that into my rating. I just wish FEDEX would have done better on the shipping as my wife had to chase them down because they had the wrong address on their computer. All in all, this would be a great gift for your son or daughter if they play games like Fortnite, Minecraft, and lower end games and you don't want to break the bank. Just closely look over the packaging for any damage from shipping like I stated previously. I am extremely happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone in need of a PC tower on a budget.

This computer is a great deal for the price! The motherboard I received was capable of TPM 1.3 and allowed me to install Windows 11 which was something I was concerned about when purchasing. The provided mouse is quite nice, but the keyboard was very flimsy and broke after a week. The only real issue I had with the computer itself was the power supply. The provided PSU was a DELL power supply that uses a proprietary 8-pin connector for the motherboard instead of the normal 24-pin connector. Said DELL power supply had just enough wattage to power the components inside and nothing more. I was pleasantly surprised to see that my computer also came with a CD tray that was completely unplugged (I'm assuming due to the 290W PSU). I managed to get a 24 to 8 pin adapter to put a more powerful power supply in it which allowed me to safely plug in the CD tray and an additional hard drive for storage. The LEDs on the front of the computer are controlled using a remote (like an LED strip) which was a positive for me as I usually struggle with ones that are software-based. I should also mention that I have yet to have issues with the provided USB Bluetooth/Wi-Fi adapter which was something I noticed reviewers having issues with. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a cheap PC for low to mid range gaming. It runs Minecraft quite well and operates quickly and smoothly.

I purchased this to run emulators. I've only had it a couple days but it works great. Out of the box it had a few dings but not too bad. The keyboard and mouse are....cheap and feel like it. They work, but neither feel durable. The most disappointing thing was the wifi adapter. VERY cheap and SLOWWWWW. I went out and purchased a faster adapter and that fixed it. I think for the money it's fine. Time will tell. So far I'm pleased.

I bought this and after 6 month now it will not load up. I am trying to get someone to help me with the product and I keep getting the run around. I did buy the extra warranty protection but I am just getting a hard time and being told to go to the seller and going to the seller I am told it isn't elligible for return. So now what? I am not happy atm and do not think I will ever buy on here again. I want this taken care of now. I am a full time content creator and my workstations are very important and atm I cannot do anything. NOT HAPPY

Said it would be here in 3 days, it arrived in 2. Good start. Let's get it out of the way, what is the deal with the lights? There's a remote (no instructions) to turn them off, but they rise from the grave on their own... Annoying. Maybe I'll look for the jumper inside the case. So now we have the tedious and often painful task of beating a new Windows desktop into submission, which I have done once or twice in my career as a network and desktop engineer. I retired just before Covid, so it was a rather nostalgic experience, applying Windows updates, searching for C++ libraries... Nostalgia is an interesting word, I believe it literally means "our pain." Though I miss my work, I was reminded of some of the reasons I retired. In the end, no issues my sneakernet can't handle. As an engineer, I am extremely picky about my desktop. Most users will still need to do quite a few updates, but most should be handled by Windows Update. Eventually. Any build issues are on the vendor who configured the out-of-the-box image. While that image is out of date (2019?), software issues can be worked out. The hardware is a joy. I worked with Dells almost exclusively for the last half of my career, loving every minute of it. I bought a refurb, but aside from the idiot lights, you can't tell it from new. Good job. I'm not keeping up with industry hardware, so I have no idea how good the SSD drive is (we usually used Western Digital SATA drives), it came with an NVidia GeForce card that will support BG3 and does indeed have a SATA controller if you wanted to add storage. I know it's a refurb and the Optiplex 7020 cost way more when it debuted, but I am still amazed at how much hardware I got for pennies. Biggest drawback for non-tech users is probably the dated image. You MAY need someone tech savvy to stop over for coffee and nudge your machine in the right direction, but if you let it sit for several days, occasionally rebooting to install updates, you'll probably be OK.

I bought this to dip my toes into PC gaming without really understanding what I was getting into. This PC will run most PS3/xbox360 era titles with no problems and a lot of PS4/Xbox one era stuff at reduced settings. I have been running the Akrham Asylum, Master Chief Collection, Alien Isolation, and Jedi Fallen Order without issue but Red Dead 2 will not work with the limitations of the graphics card. The good news is that while the i7-4770 isn't a high end CPU, it still holds up to most uses if paired with a decent GPU. I upgraded the power supply to a 550w, added a CPU cooler, and swapped my card for an RTX 3050 and all in I still have less invested into this machine than a new pre-built you'd find on here with a lot better performance. All in all a great starter machine if you're not wanting to commit to a pricey machine just to get started but still have room to improve if you're wanting to possibly mod in the future.

I love this pc it is my first ever gaming pc and it runs fortnite very good at first i got 160 fps but after like 1 optimization it went to 180-190 fps and the temps are pretty good the keyboard and mouse are not the best. It can run lots of other games like battlefield 1 and i get like 120 fps i love it and would recomend.

it was a fine computer, a little overpriced for the 1030 and the i7 4790 and didnt have a 512 gb ssd, only a 412 gb ssd still fine for starters who want a budget pc with no building