Dell 2023 Newest Laptop, 15.6'' FHD 120Hz Display, Intel Core i5-1135G7 Quad-Core Processor (Up to 4.2 GHz), Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth, HDMI, Webcam, Windows 11 Home, Black

Working great so far. Rainbow 6 Siege and GTA V @ 1080 60fps; plays most modern games ive tried on nearly the highest settings @ 1080. Description says integrated graphics, but theres no such thing as an integrated RX570 lmao. Its dedicated. 8gb ram, 1tb, Ryzen 5. The wraith cooler kicks on and is not that loud at all. Not sure about the Psu info but havent had any issues. Little to no bloatware. Very fast start up and loading times for everything thanks to the blazing Ryzen 5. Blue LED’s are also pretty cool, gives a nice little edge to it. Has the PS2 ports in the back; really cracked me up. Plenty of USB ports, type c port, Ethernet, Dvd and burner. Runs cool even when playing for hours or left on when falling asleep.I was looking for a good budget gaming computer to replace my old one that went out. This thing has been great and for the price it was a no brainer. You cant even build this system for the price of what ram and gpus go for right now. Two thumbs up from me.

With the crazy GPU prices thanks to bitcoin mining, it seems like pre-builts are the way to go these days. Being a college student, I always look for the best deals and it seemed like this one was at my price range. I bought the Ryzen 5 version with the RX 570 for about $620. It should be noted that the RX 570 costs $500 by itself at my local Best Buy. It arrived on time and worked right out of the box (I of course had to update my drivers and Windows, which everyone should come to expect with a new PC). I did come into some issues when trying to add an ssd, but worked eventually with some fiddling around.Pros:Extremely affordable for mid tier gamingWorks out of the box, minus a few updatesMostly upgradableCons:Okayish looking caseConfusing BIOSNot so great cable managementI highly recommend this to anyone trying to get into pc gaming on a budget, and is happy with 1080p; however, knowledge about how computers work and how to fix them yourself is something everyone should have when owning a computer. Ignorance is not an excuse to leave a 1 star review.

So when I bought it it was about $590, so great for the price. I can run most games like battlefield 1 on ultra and get around 70fps. Boot speed is ok. I have experienced a few crashes but nothing bad. It can run most games but there are a few that it can’t, like Rust for example. It loads into games kind of fast even though it doesn’t have an ssd, even though it takes a while sometimes.I recommend that if you buy this pc and want to upgrade first you get some ram and an ssd.Lastly, I bought it around feb 13 of 2018. It’s pretty quiet and it’s treated me well. (Ps the WiFi sucks. For some reason every time I shut it down and turn it on, it disconnects from the WiFi, so I got an Ethernet and it has worked fine since.)Hope this helped:)

Dell has the worst customer service on the planet. Actually they are comparable to worst buy. The computer had a microprocessor problem. They made ME jump through hours and hours of hoops to get the computer replaced. They send me a refurbished piece of junk. Again I have to spend hours and hours on it as their technition. They say there is a home service warranty... Don't believe that for a minute. Everything to Dell is a software problem. Their solution to everything is to reimage the hard drive and reload the operating system. Naturally all your programs have to be reloaded. When they transfer you the call gets dropped. Don't ever buy a Dell computer.

I havent had it for more than a month or so but I play at least 4 hours worth of video games everyday on max settings and spend alot of time watching streams on it and it works amazing (usually leave all my tabs and apps open which would crash my old comp all the time). Great PC for the price and the LED lights are a super neat feature. This is the perfect pc to use when skipping lecture and playing games all day.edit: have been gaming on it practically every day for 2 years now and its still clocking great download/upload speeds and giving me great fps

I've given up after a year of trying to resolve the on/off randomly occurring restarting issue with this computer. Is it the power supply? No. We changed the power supply...Still restarts. Is it the graphics card? No, we changed the graphics card...still restarts. Maybe the heat dissipation paste between the processor and the heat sink needs to be re-applied. Did that....still restarts. Maybe it's the hard drive, nah we doubt that, but replaced it anyway...still restarts. Then when I checked the warranty online at Dell, it's expired. Oh, really? Well, we not only do a lot of video editing, we do post production processing for advertisers, and experts in the industry did warn us to never use Dell computers for anything in broadcast operations because of lessons they learned in the past. Those who don't listen, shall what?

PROS:-Fast and snappy response time.-Great lighting and case design.-Very little bloatware or unnecessary programs on first bootCONS:-VERY worried, power supply unit is emitting a BUZZING sound. Occurs whenever unit is plugged in, regardless of computer being on/off.Read about capacitor whine, which if is high-pitched like graphics card squealing, is not the sound I am hearing from this unit.This is not like that whine, this is a persistent low-mid tone electrical buzz sound and I'm fairly concerned.Would be 5/5 if not for this persistent and annoying buzz...