Dell Inspiron PC Desktops & All-In-One Computers

It's very quiet and the smallness is a plus. It's also plenty fast. It comes apart quite easily if you're into reconfiguring it for fun and testing. It has a third sata connector you can use to add things to it, like maybe a cheap backup ssd to hold backup image files for 'disaster recovery'. I ordered some dual 2.5 inch drive brackets to convert the machines I have away from spinning platters. Lots of fun. The bios ,er, make that uefi firmware screens are a little intimidating at first but if you like to change back to MBR to play and experiment, it's easy to do. Also the internal diags are a nice touch. Runs Windows 7 if you like to play around with that for a couple more years. Linux runs fine too. Bottom line, Dell makes fine computers and this 3268 model, is one of my favorites. I have upgraded all mine to 8Gb memory. The power supply runs cool, it'll last a long time. The built-in Bluetooth, as well as wifi, is a nice touch too. The graphics resolution is excellent also.

Computer is outstanding. Quiet and very fast. This is excellent hardware. Windows 10 is a pain with all the cutesy colored screens and little boxes with silly icons and games. When is Microsoft going to stop changing things on the face. You learn a program and they come along and change everything to a different location with some silly new icon. Get a new computer and there is a new learning curve. Improve it internally and quit changing just for the sake of change. What ever happened to plug and play. This is plug and spend a week trying to find out how to turn on and off what you have been using in the past.

Mind you, I'm upgrading from a dual core i3 processor, so this desktop just blows anything I've used out of the water. Boots in under 5 seconds, no hiccups or resource shortages, etc. Holds up great editing 1gb+ image files, running SCII at Ultra graphics, etc. My only complaint is Windows 10 itself makes remembering to not install all your programs on the SSD Boot drive a pain. Beyond that 10/10 so far.

This computer is great for starting out on the master race PC gaming. This thing looks great and runs fast quiet. The tower is a bit large but so is every other tower out these days. Of course you can upgrade and expand the components over time to fit your liking.

I use this unit with a 32 inch Sanyo TV flatsceen.......it is plenty fast, elegant, and just a pleasure to use. Everyone who visits sees it and compliments its clean smooth look and wishes they had one too.....it's a good buy, glad I got it.

This computer can run every video game I can play. It make no noise. It has great graphics. I like the LEDs that the computer has. Over all the computer it really good for gaming if you need one.

It is a good unit, 50% stronger than most are selling. PCs are notorious for under-supplying power supplies. I was skeptical about a desk-top which relied on external power. I hope it holds up..

Thank you so much, I will order from you again I am very satisfied with my computer. it works great and the price was very good im so happy.

I'd been looking for a small box desktop with sufficient storage and power for my needs. This one fits the bill perfectly and the price was incredibly good.

Never seen my wife so happy when she open the boxed as soon she hooked it up she was dancing with out music thank you we love it

The AIO is extremely slow due to its weak laptop motherboard, CPU and limited 4GB slow DDR3. Can only hold 8 GB in the single slot. Very few USB ports either and forget about external monitor, USB 3.0, or other more modern connections. The unit is also very small, needs to be on a stand to see it at head height, unless you are very short like my grandmother as mentioned in the title. I would recommend this only to fill the (small) niche I guess for which it was intended. Slow, slow, slow...

This unit shut down frequently during use and eventually went to the dreaded bluescreen mode. Needs pro help now.

and the hard drive housing was loos as well