Dell Inspiron Tower Computer PC with Intel Quad Core i7-7700, 16GB RAM, 128GB SSD + 1TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050, HDMI, WIFI, DVD-RW, Windows 10 Pro

I've no complaints on this desktop. I used the monitors and speakers from an older computer, and had no problem setting it up. My only hiccup was not recognizing the folly of letting cloud storage anywhere near your data. I didn't know that it would suck data off my computer and erase what was on the computer to free up space on your computer. But that's a function of the software I installed.As for the computer itself everything is great. Graphics are good, speed is good, and it boots quickly.My major annoyance is that I am the only person using the computer and it is locked in a secure place. I'd like to turn on the power and have it boot up without the messing about of users and passwords. Again this is a software function.I give it a thumbs up.

I received this yesterday and because there doesn't seem to be consensus here on the configuration I've attached pics of the front and back. I've got one monitor plugged into the on board video and the other plugged into the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 card, both HDMI, and they're great. The white thing in the USB port in the pic is for my wireless keyboard/mouse. There are two SS USB ports, a headphone jack and an SD card reader in the front and four standard USB ports in the back. There's 16 GB of RAM and the processor is running at 3.60 GHz. It's got 64 bit Windows 10 Pro. After five seconds of fan when you boot it up it's really quiet. It gave me 60 seconds of trouble getting Windows activated but it ended up fine without have to call tech support, etc. All in all not a bad machine. I gave it four stars because I'm not sure it's worth $900, but I'm happy with the purchase and would do it again.

This turned out to be a great computer for the money. I am very satisfied with the power as I do a lot of computer graphics and have had no problems running Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop at the same time. My old computer would have serious issues running these programs at the same time, but this one I can have multiple windows open and be on the internet without any issue. I would highly recommend this computer to others.

Very nice and fast computer. Well worth the value and it was shipped very quickly.

Has a decent processor i7-7700K, Nvidia gtx 1050ti, 16gb of ram, all decent specs for a computer

I am not sure if this was a shipping mistake or not, but we did not get the computer that was advertised. At first I thought it was it, however after using it, it could not keep up with two screen monitors at one time and was not fast. We started to investigate.First and foremost the dead give away was where the Disc player is located. The one advertised is straight down in the middle of the tower. The one that came has the dvd player on the top of the tower. (see Pictures).Then I really started digging and saw big differences. The video card was supposed to be NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050, the one sent was a UHD graphic 630. It was also supposed to have a quad core i74.2 GHZ. We got i7 3.0 (no quad core). This was not the high performance tower they are advertising. Will be sent back.

We bought this about 6 months ago and just realized the product we received did not have a DVD/CD drive, though the specs specifically say it does. It's not something we need often, hardly ever. But we had a situation where we needed a CD drive and discovered it doesn't exist. So be sure and check your product when you receive it to make sure it has all the features you purchased.

I have to admit, this device is fast. Computers that I have had in the past I have had to sit and wait, and wait, for the drivers to boot. I am primarily using the computer for photography and video which uses significant amounts of RAM at times. Transfer speeds for backup media are quick and efficient. The one thing to be alert to when loading data however is to specify which drive to store info. The 'C' drive, which is most common is the 128 gb, therefore one needs to designate data to the "D" drive (1 TB).