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popularthenewdesign posted Today 02:39 AM
popularthenewdesign posted Today 02:39 AM

Ultra 7-265, 32GB, 1TB $674.99

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tempting, ngl
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That thread title needs a lot of work. laugh out loud
It's a very good value, but I wish they had the Tower Plus model for this price (Model EBT2250).
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180W PSU. Yeah, the new Arrow Lake CPU's are efficient but that's still kind of hilariously low. You have to add it to your cart to see this.
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Quote from 9594 :
180W PSU. Yeah, the new Arrow Lake CPU's are efficient but that's still kind of hilariously low. You have to add it to your cart to see this.
Most low-end Dell desktops come with 180W power supplies for years. It's plenty for what people do with this level of desktop. Since the CPU shows @ Max Turbo it can draw 182W, Dell must be capping the performance of the CPU so as to not overload the system?
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Quote from Hat-Trick :
Most low-end Dell desktops come with 180W power supplies for years. It's plenty for what people do with this level of desktop.
From what I've seen, what you're referring to are mostly the SFF systems that don't have a 7-class CPU and have very limited expansion options by design. This is a mini-tower system with three PCI-e slots for expansion. With that PSU, those slots are pretty useless except for maybe an extra NIC.
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Don't do it if you plan on adding GPU. These boxes are tiny.
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Quote from 9594 :
From what I've seen, what you're referring to are mostly the SFF systems that don't have a 7-class CPU and have very limited expansion options by design. This is a mini-tower system with three PCI-e slots for expansion. With that PSU, those slots are pretty useless except for maybe an extra NIC.
A NIC or a PCIe SSD adapter, both of which are pretty low power. What else is there to plug into those slots? There are no power connectors for a discrete GPU as these power supplies typically only have SATA power connectors and not the 6 or 8-pin connectors for a GPU.

There is a 360W option with extra connectors for this model, but this configuration is for the 180W option.

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