Dell i5675-7806BLU-PUS Inspiron Gaming PC Desktop 5680, Intel Core i7-8700, 8GB DDR4 Memory, 128GB SSD+1TB SATA HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, Recon Blue, Windows 10 64-bit

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Brand	Dell
CPU Model	Core i7
Computer Memory Size	8 GB
Series	Inspiron
Graphics Coprocessor	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060

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Intel Core i7 8700 (6-Core/12-thread, 12MB Cache, 4.6GHz with Intel Turbo Boost Technology)
8GB 2400MHz DDR4,
128 GB M.2 [SATA] (SSD) Boot + 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA HDD 6GB/s storage, No Optical Drive
Nvidia GTX 1060 graphics card
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Built for a higher state of gaming.

High-powered 8th Generation processing: With Intel 8th Generation Core i7(6 Core) processors deliver exceptional performance and headroom for split-second responsiveness and powerful multitasking capabilities.

VR-ready graphics: Designed for performance and expandability, the chassis supports NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 graphics, configurations that meet Dell’s stringent Ready for VR standards.

Do more with more memory: With 8 GB DDR4 2400 MHz, this gaming desktop is loaded with memory to ensure overall super-powered performance and intensive multitasking.

Better boot time: High capacity hard drive selection includes dual drive configs and responsive SSD for faster boot and load times on games & multi-media applications.

Meticulously designed to upgrade your gameplay.

Purposeful design: The Inspiron Gaming Desktop is designed for optimal airflow and temperatures with a solid side panel with Polar Blue LED lighting.

Dynamic audio: Waves MaxxAudio Pro provides audio controls and profiles with a sound stage that adds immersive dimensionality to games, music and videos. Equipped with Performance 7.1 Channel HD audio sound card.

Quiet operation: The intelligent thermal design, meticulous component placement and optimized graphics solutions all contribute to efficient noise control.

Dell Gaming: Machines engineered with the specific, demanding needs of the gaming audience in mind. From the fastest processors to powerful, discrete graphics cards, they make every experience more intense and real.

Fast, future-ready technology.

Easy upgradability: Your gaming machine comes with 460 Watt Power Supply Unit (PSU), one PCle x16 expansion slot and up to 4 bays for future storage upgrades (3 HDD and 2 SDDbays).

Dominate both screens: An HDMI port allows you to connect to an external monitor to view content in up to UHD/2160p resolution for stunning detail.


NVIDIA GeForce 1060 The GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card is loaded with innovative new gaming technologies, making it the perfect choice for the latest high-definition games. Powered by NVIDIA Pascal—the most advanced GPU architecture ever created—the GeForce GTX 1060 delivers brilliant performance that opens the door to virtual reality and beyond.	Ports & Slots 1. Audio Combo Jack \| 2. SuperSpeed USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-A (2) \| 3. USB 2.0 Type-A (2) \| 4. Display Port out \| 5. 1000 Gigabit Ethernet Port \| 6. SuperSpeed USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type (4) \| 7. USB 2.0 Type-A (2) \| 8. 7.1ch and Microphone Port \| 9. HDMI Port \| 10. Additional Display Port Out (3)	Dimensions & Weight 1. Height: 18.07" (458.86mm) \| 2. Depth: 17.23" (437.53mm) \| 3. Width: 8.5" (216mm) \| Starting Weight: 30.27lbs (13.742kg)

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Customer Rating	(133)	(1416)	(7319)	(4428)	(1491)	(143)
Price	$1,499.77	$699.99	$1,149.00	$1,349.99	$1,099.99	$1,799.00
Sold By	POWER OVERWHELMING	Amazon.com	NationaI Sales LLC(We record SN)	Tek Star (SN Recorded)	Skytech	Rock eDigital
Computer Memory Size	8 GB	8 GB	8 GB	16 GB	16 GB	16 GB
CPU Model	Core i7	Ryzen 5 3600	Core i5	Intel Core i7	Ryzen 5 2600	Core i7
CPU Model Manufacturer	Intel	AMD	Intel	Intel	AMD	Intel
CPU Speed	4.6 GHz	3.6 GHz	2.9 GHz	3 GHz	3.4 GHz	3.2 GHz
Graphics Coprocessor	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060	—	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660	NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB	NVIDIA GeForce GTX Super 1660 6G (Brand may vary)	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
Graphics Description	Integrated	Dedicated	GeForce GTX 1660	Dedicated	Dedicated	Integrated
Hard Disk Size	128 GB	240 GB	1 TB	1 TB	500 GB	128 GB
Hardware Platform	PC	Windows	Windows	PC	PC	PC
Item Dimensions	17.23 x 8.5 x 18.07 inches	—	18.5 x 7.9 x 17.9 inches	—	20.1 x 9.7 x 21 inches	17.23 x 8.5 x 18.07 inches
Item Weight	30.27 lbs	—	—	—	—	30.27 lbs
Operating System	Windows 10 Home	Windows 10 Home	Windows 10 Home	Windows 10 Home	Windows 10	Windows 10 Home
Processor Count	6	—	6	8	6	6

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Product description

Configuration:i7/8/1+128/GTX1060

Gaming desktop engineered with an 8th Gen Intel Core processor, VR-Ready graphics and a striking design built for optimal cooling and powerful performance.

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Configuration:i7/8/1+128/GTX1060

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Summary

Standing screen display size

0.01

Memory Speed

2400 MHz

Graphics Coprocessor

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060

Chipset Brand

NVIDIA

Card Description

Integrated

Graphics Card Ram Size

3 GB

Wireless Type

Bluetooth, 802.11ac

Number of USB 2.0 Ports

Number of USB 3.0 Ports

Other Technical Details

Brand

Dell

Series

Inspiron

Item model number

i5675-7806BLU-PUS

Hardware Platform

Operating System

Windows 10 Home

Item Weight

30.3 pounds

Product Dimensions

17.23 x 8.5 x 18.07 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

17.23 x 8.5 x 18.07 inches

Color

Recon Blue

Processor Brand

Intel

Processor Count

Computer Memory Type

Unknown

Flash Memory Size

Hard Drive Interface

Serial ATA

Hard Drive Rotational Speed

7200 RPM

Additional Information

ASIN

B079HX9F6W

Customer Reviews

133 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#47,741 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)
#1,922 in Tower Computers

Date First Available

February 7, 2018

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Brian Darcy

Yes this can be upgraded to high end

Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2018

Configuration: i7/8/1+128/GTX1060Verified Purchase

Update-Still awesome!

Original review- This machine has been great for me. For those wondering about upgradeability... I had a previous custom built desktop that had malfunctioned so I was able to use the RAM, SSD and GTX 1080 that I had to upgrade this Dell. So now my Inspiron 5680 has an i7-8700, M2 SSD, Samsung 860 SSD, 32 GB RAM, EVGA GTX 1080 SC and it runs fantastic. Benchmark in 3D Mark Firestrike is over 18800 overall and better than 95% of tested PCs.

Edit- I want to clarify that I am using the PSU that came in the Dell. I did not change it and it runs perfect. The computer is used daily and runs high end games (Battlefront 2, Destiny, etc) plus my Oculus Rift games.

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Solid, if unremarkable gaming PC.

Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2018

Configuration: i5/8/1+128/GTX1060Vine Customer Review of Free Product( What's this? )

So the Dell i5860-5824 gaming desktop is a decent-enough desktop for 1080p gaming, but it's not phenomenal, and it has a few things holding it back. So let's start at the beginning.

1.) Setup is a piece of cake. The contents of the brown cardboard box are... the PC, power cable, very sparse documentation, and an entry-level keyboard and mouse. An entry-level keyboard/mouse is pretty standard in this price bracket, so I won't hold it against the Dell. It probably saves the buyers some money so they can pick their own out. Mice and keyboards can be pretty subjective, after all.

2.) Plugging the unit in takes seconds. Just lift the Dell out of the box, and plug it in. Yeah. Really.

3.) Bootup is pretty quick from the included M.2 128GB SSD included. Windows was up and running fully - quickly.

4.) The sound signature from this PC is quiet in some ways, and a tad objectionable in others. Most people - I'm pretty sure - will find it very quiet. I mean, it IS quiet. There are three fans inside the case. The CPU fan, a single case fan, and the graphics card (GPU) fan. Both the CPU and case fans are very quiet at all times. However, the Nvidia Geforce GTX 1060 is a Founder's Edition (FE) model - which means it uses a blower-style single fan that vents air out of the back of the system rather than blowing it around the case. Unfortunately, this FE fan is not particularly pleasant in terms of sound. It's not that it's loud - because it's not really - even under load. It's just that the quality of the sound is either somewhat grind-y, or high pitched with FE fans, depending on the luck of the draw.

On my mainstay HP Omen desktop, I have an Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070, with the "same" FE fan, and it's a bit ... grind-y, but it's not high-pitched. On this Dell, it's more high-pitched, and the pitch does my head in if there's no sound playing in the room. Whether you are sensitive to it is something only you will know. If you tend to not notice high-pitched sounds, this PC will work out just fine for you. If you do notice such sounds... well... be warned.

Again, not every fan sounds the same in the FE GPUs, so it might be just my particular system that's this way, but given my experience with these GPUs - it's not unusual, and the general complaints about the FE fans online lead people to buy different graphics cards without the FE design in part for this very reason.

5.) Down the line, if you do replace the GPU, bear in mind this computer only comes with a 460W power supply, so a PSU upgrade will likely be needed. Also, due to the PSU placement, there's not much room for airflow for a different-fan GPU style, because the PSU will block the fan airflow, being located right next to where the fans would blow. There's always the FE models of higher-powered GPUs, though, if you're not sensitive to fan noise/sound signature.

6.) There are four SATA ports on the motherboard, with only one in use for the 1TB hard drive. It would certainly be interesting trying to fit more than a couple of extra drives in this case, as there's simply not the room, a surprise given how roomy the case is.

7.) Four RAM slots is a welcome surprise. In my model, there's a single Micron 8GB DDR4 stick, which is actually quite thoughtful, since I was expecting 2x 4GB. This means it's easy to add larger sticks without having to replace the usually small sticks of RAM that are often included.

8.) The case is certainly well built, and removing one side to get inside is just two small Phillips screws away. I'd have preferred thumb-screws, but this is a minor complaint. The side that comes off feels like it's built like a tank. Very weighty, and not at all flimsy.

9.) Gaming on this is just fine. The 6-core i5 CPU does a great job, and yep - the 1060 is a reliable 1080p gaming GPU, even if it's just the 3GB version. Expect 10-15% slower frame rates than a 6GB model. For 1080p gaming, though, you're unlikely to notice the difference. PUBG runs just fine, which is still my current addiction.

Overall, this is a good PC. It's not remarkable, though, and I really just do not like Founders Edition GPUs. In addition, the blue LEDs are a little garish in my eyes, though perhaps they can be disconnected (I'll look into this). It's not like you can see into the case anyway (even with its peculiar a-samurai-sword-sliced-me design), so it's just light for the sake of light. No thanks, Dell!

So, this Dell does the job, has been so-far reliable, and gives you a little room for upgrading in the future, even if you will likely need a new PSU to do so (a fairly trivial expense). The big surprise is the M.2 SSD, which really is quite the speedy little thing for firing up Windows/games on, - even if it's small. Personally, I just move my current-addiction game to that M.2 drive when needed so I get the fastest load times!

Overall, 4 stars out of 5. Recommended.

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Taehoon Yi

this desktop is by FAR the best priced desktop for what it includes

Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2018

Configuration: i7/8/1+128/GTX1060Verified Purchase

i dont understand why this desktop has no ratings.
this desktop is by FAR the best priced desktop for what it includes.
8th generation i7 with M.2 SSD????? are you kidding me

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Alonzo Garcia

Well Built PC

Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2018

Configuration: i7/8/1+128/GTX1060Verified Purchase

Really good PC....I've had it for a month so far and it has been treating me well. Hopefully it stays like that though. Anyways, I can run Battlefield 1 on Ultra with 60-70 FPS, Counter-Strike:Global Offensive at around 150-200 FPS, PUBG at around 70 FPS, Overwatch at around 100 FPS, and Fortnite with around 100 FPS as well.

I love how this PC, includes an SSD because the startup time is roughly 10-15 seconds. CPU is fast and works well (CPU fan is quiet unless program requires a lot of hardware acceleration). Overall, this computer is good enough for a first time gaming PC. I guess the only two dislikes I have for this product is 1) Only 8 GB of RAM 2) Only includes 1 fan.

Other than that, this PC is amazing for the price and i highly recommend this to anyone planning to buy a gaming PC.

EDIT: DO NOT BUY THIS PC IN 2021....THERE ARE BETTER ONES!

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Patrick M.

A good gaming PC with potentially easy upgrading

Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2018

Configuration: i7/8/1+128/GTX1060Verified Purchase

I bought these because my co-workers were planning to go to a rent-to-own store to get gaming PCs that were last year's models and thrice the price. They'll be paying me back (hopefully).

This was just about the only 8th-gen Intel Core i7 with a Nvidia graphics card for $1000 that I could find across the internet. Many games provide extra features for Nvidia cards, and I usually look to pair an Intel CPU with a Nvidia GPU. I wouldn't mind AMD if I was buying for myself, because one can usually get more bang for the buck with AMD at the lower price points. But I'm primarily a console gamer, so who cares about my opinion on gaming PCs?

As I got these for co-workers, I haven't tried them myself. But one co-worker commented that he hooked it up to his Ultra HD television since he didn't have a good monitor yet, and he was running World of Warcraft smoothly in Ultra HD (even if the text was tiny). That was slightly better than I expected -- the game isn't the most intensive for a gaming PC, but the PC has the bare gaming minimum of 8Gb of memory and the smallest of the current Nvidia cards. I gave him a couple of UI and resolution tips for his issue.

- 8Gb memory is on the low end for a gaming PC, with 16Gb to 32Gb desireable. More than that is great but usually overkill.
-128Gb SSD is tiny for a gaming PC. That's enough for only 1-2 modern games before you start installing the rest on the HDD. 500Gb SSD is a good balance of storage and cost right now.
- 1TB HDD is enough for the average person, but possibly not the gaming enthusiast. Besides potentially needing to store a lot of music and movies, many gamers nowadays want to at least dip their toes into streaming and/or uploading their gaming experiences. You'll want plenty of space to store the videos, especially if there's any plans for editing together highlights.

I'm sure PC-building enthusiasts would scoff at this PC. But for the novice, this seems like an easy $1000 PC to upgrade on paper. It has most of what you'd want on a gaming PC, just minimalist versions of some items. One shouldn't have to worry about new cables or a new power supply, with the possible exception of the graphics card. In theory. I'd like to open it to see if it can support a dedicated audio card and Intel Optane memory, but I won't be doing that until my co-workers prepare to upgrade (if at all). The GPU is good enough to leave alone for a while, and the CPU is arguably Intel's second-rate gaming offering.

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