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The Dell Optiplex 7040 SFF is a solid workstation that is suitable for both home and business computing. The 6th Generation Intel Core i7 processor provides ample speed, while the slim, simple desktop case makes it a great choice for an office PC. Note: This PC does not have VGA or DVI ports. You will need a cable adapter or special cable to connect to older monitors. Specifications: Operating system: Windows 10 Home CPU: Intel Core i7 6700 3. 4Ghz CPU cache: 8MB Cores: 4 Memory: 64GB DDR4 Hard drive: 480 GB SSD Optical: Blank optical Display: No screen Video card: Integrated Intel HD Graphics 530 USB 3. 0 ports: 6 USB 2. 0 ports: 4 Display port: 2 HDMI: 1 VGA ports: 0 DVI ports: 0 Serial port: 1 Ethernet: 10/100/1000 Mbps, Gigabit Mouse/keyboard: not included (sold separately) WiFi: not included (sold separately) Includes: Desktop computer preloaded with Windows 10 and power cable. Previously used, refurbished by seller. Desk may only have minor signs of previous use. This PC has been thoroughly tested under the guidelines of the Microsoft Registered Refurbisher program and is guaranteed to be in perfect working order. Recovery information. Recovery media can be created from any Windows 10 machine using the Windows Media Creation Tool. This is a free download from Microsoft that allows you to create a bootable DVD or USB stick that can be used to fully recover the operating system at any time. If you do not have a spare PC to create the recovery media, we recommend creating the media on this PC before any possible hard drive failure on your machine, as we are not responsible for any data loss.
I've had lots of trouble with this computer. I've had to spend hours with Dell trying to resolve an issue that is intermittent, but very annoying. There were times (random) that the computer simply would NOT wake up. In order to make the thing "wake" I had to do a "hard restart"...meaning I had to unplug the power cord, then unplug every single cable attached to the computer. Then I had to hold the power button in for a at least 30 seconds or more, then plug the power cable back in (but not the other cables) and allow the computer to reboot itself (success with this method was more hit and miss than anything). IF, and it's a big IF, the computer came back working correctly, I would then have to plug everything back in. Many times, after the hard restart, it just came back still in the "sleep" mode and I'd have to start the "hard reset" all over again. One time, it took me 4 tries at "hard restarts" (and a lot of wasted time) before I could get it working again.I spent several hours over three different sessions with Dell. After the second attempt, they just gave up. I then wrote a very nasty message and they finally decided to try to do something about it. I spent $1700.00+ and Dell was perfectly happy to just throw up their hands and say there was nothing they could do and they also refused to stand behind their product. (30 day replacement policy but the problems didn't show themselves until after 30 days!) They didn't seem at all concerned until I sent them a very nasty message telling them what they could do with their garbage products.Finally, and grudgingly, on the third try (each time they remotely took over my computer), they did "something" (I have no idea what), and I have not had that same problem again. I guess Dell isn't interested in fixing issues unless the customer gets irate! Not good quality customer service!There have been other quirks that I have been able to get past, but the quality of the product as well as their support has been "less than impressive"...to say the least.
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