Dell Precision 3620 / T3620 Entry Level Music Production Workstation PC, Intel i7-6700 up to 4.0GHz 32GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD + 2TB HDD, Intel HD Graphics 530, HDMI, USB 3.0, Windows 10 Pro (Renewed)

Pros:Fast (good processor for the price)lots of storage (500gb ssd, 2Tb drive as well)does everything i need it toCons:No built in WiFiNo built in BluetoothOther Notes:I didnt buy this as a gaming PC, i purchased it for music production. It works flawlessly for everything i need it to do. i even can play some games on here with no issue (world of tanks for example). however some games do not play well no here and the stock graphics cant keep up (Call of Duty BO6). which was to be expected. i didnt buy it with the intention of playing games on it. if you wish to throw in graphics card for gaming and it works for you, go for it. but as for the price of this desktop, you cant beat it.

Works perfectly for what I need, which is basic music production!

I use this desktop for music production and business, it's fast and serves me well

Bought this with one intention: slap an RTX card in it and play games - and that's exactly what I did.I had a 3060 8GB that I had bought for another project that didn't work out, and needed an appropriate computer to put it in. Unfortunately, when you buy computers you usually find powerhouse gaming setups with graphics cards already in them, or dinky little "Mom's office" type computers that can open Microsoft Word, and not much else. This was different: A powerful processor but no GPU, exactly what I wanted.I did have to buy a better (600W) power supply, a 24-pin-to-dell-8-pin adapter, a Wi-Fi dongle, and a Bluetooth dongle (again, I already had the 3060), but now I have a PC that plays everything I want at ultra graphics. I can play VR on it at an actually smooth framerate unlike my old PC.

Case was fairly scuffed up. Worked out of the box, but the hard drive was constantly doing a seek, and rattled like a box full of marbles. Noticed the SSD got stuck momentarily a couple of times. Ran a gsmart control session (Mint Linux). Hard drive had in excess of 200,000,000 seek failures, 40K hours and a write total of 400 TB!The SSD had 38K hours, seek and read failures in 200M range and a total of 600TB of write activity. Both drive are near death. Luckily I have spares laying about, and replaced both drives. The rest of it seems ok, but only 2 days into it.Update, video output failed, might be the onboard graphics in the processor, or the out put from the board itself, installed old Nvidia GT220 I had laying around, and fixed that problem. Not sure I would go used route again. Built all my computers over the past thirty years, this was the first purchased box.

Screaming fast for cost. Just know NOT windows 11 compatible due to cpu generation.

Used a verified working monitor, got all cords, no signal from computer to monitor. Terrible product.

Very good