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Question: Can i hook up 3 monitors (DVI, VGA, HDMI) simultaneously?
Document: Great machine. More processing power than I need, but happy I bought it. Upgraded to 8.1 with no problems. Have owned about two months at this point. Would highly recommend. Only surprise was the video card came with two DVI and one mini-HDMI outputs--no big deal. I work with large databases and the computer is fast. Not a serious gamer, so can't provide any insight there.
HORRIBLE!! DONT BUY THIS I FEEL LIKE SOME UNPROFESSIONALS BOUGHT THESE FROM DELL, UPGRADED WITH CHEAP HARDWARE MAY BE IN BASEMENT .DESKTOP I GOT WAS IN 3 PIECES FROM INSIDEBUY DIRECT FROM DELL
If Haswell is your buying goal, this nifty little Dell machine should be on your list. Stuffed with name brands (Intel, EVGA, Samsung) and sporting great specifications, the performance you want is right here. The SSD is an mSATA device made by Samsung and mounted to the motherboard. The 2TB HDD is a SATA 3.0 spinner and the video card is an EVGA 650 Ti (more on that later). The Intel i7-4770  runs the stock fan but runs fine at stock clocks. There are three disk expansion slots and power plugs and SATA 3.0 ports in which to plug them.
Windows 8 boots up in just a few seconds and there is no bloatware (way to go, Dell! ), but no trial anti-virus is included either (Windows Defender is on).A quick look inside reveals good quality pieces and parts. Everything is tied down and neatly bundled. The system is quiet and difficult to rattle. Even running benchmarks produces only moderate (to my ears, YMMV) sound and is certainly quieter than the AMD system it replaces. All in all, the only criticism I have is the same for all prepackaged PCs: the power supply is adequate for the configuration (including the additional HDDs in the expansions) but no additions or more power-hungry cards can be accommodated.Now, about the video card.
Why wait 2 weeks for Dell to build your machine in China when you can have this shipped overnight (ok...it arrived in 2 days)?An SSD is an absolute must if you want to massively improve the performance of your PC and boot up in 30 seconds.
The SSD makes the difference. I needed a system that was fast, solid, and for a good price. I got it from Amazon much cheaper than I could get it from Dell. I even asked Dell to match the price and they couldn't. Best computer I have ever owned. Would buy again in a heartbeat. Tip: Windows 8 can be tweaked to be made more like Windows 7. Also, watch on Amazon for sales.
Person didn't have a clue in tech support, referred me to another number. That was concierge, who basically said I needed to go to Tech support who said I needed to go to software support (is not a software issue). Finally talked to someone who understood that and said it wasn't a software issue and they couldn't do anything without a software support contract--which I have not set up due to the computer hardly being out of the box for a week. He tried to reconnect me with tech support--and I got cut off completely and asked if I'd like to make a call.
On Amazon's website (and on the Dell box label) the specifications call for a 2 GB video card. The PC as shipped contains a 1 GB card. If your use requires the larger video memory, this is not the PC for you. I have pointed out the discrepancy to Amazon and Dell. Based on prior experience Amazon will ask Dell about it and then fix it.In summary, a fine piece of work, well stuffed and nicely assembled. At this price, this is a bargain.
My unit actually arrived with hardware that was above spec and it has been a pleasure to use this machine. I run heavy apps on it such as Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCad and ArcGIS and all run very smoothly. This unit has been a great value purchase.
I wanted an off-the-shelf machine that had a 256GB SSD, 4th gen I7, and 1-2 TB hard drive with a lot of memory (24GB). The bonus is blue ray drive, a great graphics card (Nvidia GForce 650) and a great wifi card (Intel Centrino 6235). The advertised WIFI card was a Dell 1703 but it came with the much better dual band 6235).You would be extremely hard pressed to build a computer like this for a lower price. Immediately upgraded to Windows 8.1 which while better than 8.0 still may take some getting used to.
Answer: Don't think so.  Works great with 2 monitors.  FYI, the video card came with two DVI and one mini-HDMI outputs.