Dell Gaming Mini SFF PC Computer Intel i5 4GHz 8th 16G RAM 256GB SSD NVIDIA
AU $447.40
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I have been working on computers and servers for many years, and have a lot of extra parts laying around. I enjoy getting these unused parts into the hands of people who can use them instead of becoming e-waste! Please contact me with any questions!
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Arrived safely. Packaged fine. Turned on and it functions fine.
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Reviews (6)
14 August 2020
Worked exactly as intended in a Dell 5820
1 of 1 found this helpful Worked exactly as intended in a Dell 5820! This CPU is meant for an iMac pro, but works fine in Xeon supporting lga-2066 systems. Was packaged well was shipped fast.
21 October 2020
Good compromise between low power and performance on lga 1150
1 of 1 found this helpful Not much slower than a fully clocked 4690 but has a noticably lower tdp. Worlds faster than a T chip thats for sure... Perfect for sff systems with limited cooling/power supply requirements.
18 September 2020
Good quality! Could use a few small quality-of-life improvements...
Very high quality and works as advertised! Only with there was some way to hold thinner drives without them being loose, some ventilation in the front, and a way to keep the doors in place without using the included key (if you don't lock them, they will just fall part-way open if I tilt the machine forwards).