Dell Optiplex 7090 SFF Desktop | Core i7-10700 - 512GB SSD Hard Drive - 32GB RAM | 8 cores @ 4.8 GHz Win 11 Pro Black (Renewed)

Bought this refurbished PC about a month ago and it's working great. My old PC (12 years old) would freeze up and just shut down! Hopefully I won't have any problems with this unit before the 3 month warranty is up! Only problem was the monitor connections. My old monitors did not have usb connectors, only hdmi. Had to buy adapter for one and decided to buy another monitor to replace the oldest one. So far so good!

The unit would not boot out of the box. I got the Dell logo, and that was all. I decided to play a bit... I was planning to install an M.2 drive anyways, so I did, and I disconnected the SSD drive that came with the unit. The unit then booted and installed Win 11 no problem at all. When I plugged the SSD back in, the unit would not boot. After some troubleshooting, it appears that the SATA cable to the SSD was bad. Additionally, the unit did come with a DVD drive installed, which did not have a SATA cable attached! Fortunately I had a good supply of SATA cables. All drives are connected now, and all is working well. All this is why I gave a 4 start rating instead of 5 star. Oh... I had to go to the Dell support site to get the latest BIOS for the machine as well. On the plus side... very fast machine! AND... according to the Dell website, the unit is still under a Premium support contract until Oct 2024!

This is the second refurbished PC I bought from TekRefurbs via Amazon. The first one I bought was five years ago and ran flawlessly until I simply decided to upgrade. If you know your way around a PC even a little, buying a refurb is a good way to save some money. This one was delivered on time and very securely packaged. I had everything up and running very quickly and it's been running smoothly for about a week now with no issues. I had one question and contacted TekRefurbs via their customer support and got my answer very quickly. Great machine, great price and great vendor!

I bought a Dell 7090 64 gig 1 TB drive from amazon renewed store computer. I did not do the setup until 40 days later. the computer I received did not have the latest bios installed and after another month it windows installed 24H2. Without the bios update it failed to install and completely trashed the os. ( know issue with Dell computers and renew staff should have done this prior to selling these computers.) After many hours of trying to recover decided to do fresh install. I then discovered that it has asurion computer trace activated in bios. So it requires an account with the previous owners company to access the computer. now no access without an asurion account which I do not have. I have bought 6 of these dell referbs and one also failed without bios update and is trashed. Let’s see if tek refurbs will admit to the failure to setup the computers correctly with new bios update installed and asurion either disabled or removed from it. if not i would not buy and more dell refurbs, this is a Dell issue. I am not aware of the issue with other brands. if you have bought one of these do bios updates and go into bios and disable asurion.

I was a bit dubious about ordering this machine as the price seemed to good to be true and it was not available with Prime. I chose the free shipping option and it arrived much faster than predicted - no HST or duties payable on receipt. It was sent form the USA. It was packed very well and the machine was very clean, the only defect that I could see was that there was a tiny ding in the case otherwise it was in perfect condition. I ordered the Win11 version with 32GB of memory and a 512GB NVMe drive. In retrospect, I discovered that if I had chosen the Win10 version then I could have ordered it with 64GB of memory and a 1TB NVMe drive. I would have done that if I had realised that at the time, but I can add more memory later if I wish so matter. My machine did come with on-board wifi and Bluetooth and it also came with a DVD-RW which I was not expecting. There was also the inevitable wired keyboard and mouse. I like Dell business computers like this, they are solid and workmanlike, are not stuffed with crap software and, most importantly, Dell publishes very detailed online manuals on how to service and upgrade their hardware. I will be using this computer mostly for software development and running a Linux VM so having lots of memory will be good. I have been using the machine for a few weeks now with no problems and it is much faster then the Dell Optiplex 5050 that it replaces. All in all, I am very happy with my purchase and will check out ReUse computers next time I am looking for an upgrade. BTW. As stated, this version of the 7090 has a 10th generation Intel processor in it, a slighty later version of the 7090 has an 11th generation processor which would allow you to use somewhat faster NVMe drives (4 lanes versus 3). Otherwise I don't think that it makes a significant difference.