Unless you need a PC that will operate at the highest possible spec, you can probably find an option to fit.īear in mind the different configurations on offer though, from the cheaper £349 option to the £999 pick, you should select a model that suits your needs best.
Though it's not the highest-spec PC on the market, it's more than suitable for most business needs. With several options available in this range, the Dell Inspiron Compact PC offers something for almost everyone. The standard Intel Pentium can cost £349, while the i5 or i7 models will cost from £579 to £999, depending on your configuration. The cost of your desktop will vary, depending on the processor you select. Upgrading to the Intel Core i5 model increases your memory option up to 8GB, while choosing the Intel Core i7 Core will allow you to select up to 8GB of memory, with a 512GB solid state drive. The Intel Pentium processor is the most basic option on offer, but can only support 4GB of memory and a 1TB hard drive. When purchasing your Dell Inspiron, you can choose to configure your processor depending on your needs. 8Gx1, DDR4, 2933MHz Memory drive – up to 8GB.M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive – up to 512GB.Intel® Core™ i7-10700 processor – up to 10th generation.The Dell Inspiron Compact can be configured to suit your needs: The cheapest of Dell's Inspiron range, this computer features 10th-gen Intel® CPU and is a great starting point if you're not in need of of the advanced processing power offered by Dell's XPS range (read more about that below).
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