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Question: Does this PC have HDMI output to connect to HDMI on a TV (so TV can be used as a monitor)?
Document: The OLD machine took several minutes to scan at 600 dpi, and simply crashed if one tried using any higher resolution.The NEW machine scanned quickly at 600 and 1200 dpi; 2400 dpi took a little longer, but the new PC handled it just fine. (And yes, I used the identical scanner with both machines.
The PC lacks the fit, finish and first-rate components of my previous desktops. The case and plastic parts utilized in construction are cheap, and the PC is greatly underpowered for game or other intensive applications.
Solid PC - Quick, Cool, & quiet. Added a second 1 TB drive - Win7 Pro allows mirror of primary hard drive - take the worry out of losing 10,000 pictures.
With the demise of Win XP and the incompatibility of my old desktop with Win 7 or 9, this PC is ideal. My choice now is Win 7, but this one arrives with an upgrade disk to Win 8 as well. It is fast and user friendly.
I purchased this PC to replace my home Hewlett Packard PC. The speed on this machine is wonderful. When I loaded Microsoft Office on the new machine, it loaded in no time. I recommend it highly. I haven't had any problems with it.
what I needed it for....like it better with out mcafee and some other stuff I did not want..very quiet... quick set up...good speed...no problems so far..great for hd video on 23 inch monitor...not a gamer
This PC was purchased to eventually replace a custom-built XP system acquired in 2008. It is only the third major name computer I&#8217;ve owned in 30 years (Sanyo and Panasonic IBM-semi-compatible units were first in my collection).I&#8217;ve had great luck with custom-built PCs.
Perhaps I should have unplugged the eternal hard drive but I have never had that problem before. But what happened to the hard drive that was internal was even worst; it wiped it out too. Causing driver lost, wiping out all work that had been save an, causing USP ports to stop working and I could no longer connect to the internet. Another thing that was annoying; is that Dell uses it's own recovery system.
I bought this machine as a replacement for my 10 year old Dell XP machine. I primarily bought it as I could still get Windows 7 Pro as an operating system. I previously had purchased a Dell laptop with Windows 8 and do not like it at all. I also bought the Office productivity software and got a $50 credit from Amazon which I used to buy McAfee software.
I wanted to run a virtual machine, but I can't unless I buy another copy of Windows. Drag. Finally, I wanted to connect dual monitors, but I'm not sure yet whether the graphics card will support it. I also suspect the card may be hardwired to the motherboard, but I haven't opened the machine yet to verify this. These things about the graphics are speculative at this point. I've been too lazy to track down answers yet.
Answer: Yes .