(CANADA) Dell Refurbished Fall Desktop Blowout

[m0k]

40% Off  Dell OptiPlex desktops, and Dell Precision workstations with coupon code DTFALL17  Core i5 quad desktops starting at $169 23" All-in-One desktop systems from $199 / $269 Xeon 6-core workstations from $499 / $599 20% Off  Dell Monitors - No code required, your discount will be automatically applied at checkout. Limited Quantities available. Sale ends Friday, October 20th, 2017.

[dizmo]

It's a shame their all i5 3470's, but still a great deal for someone looking for a budget home computer, especially the all in ones.

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15 minutes ago, dizmo said:

It's a shame their all i5 3470's, but still a great deal for someone looking for a budget home computer, especially the all in ones.

Or even a budget gaming system (as long as they aren't too proprietory)

[m0k]

25 minutes ago, dizmo said:

It's a shame their all i5 3470's, but still a great deal for someone looking for a budget home computer, especially the all in ones.

 

8 minutes ago, Abyss Gaming said:

Or even a budget gaming system (as long as they aren't too proprietory)

the mATX mini tower form factors are the best ones imo (upgrade the PSU, RAM, CPU cooler, GPU, HDD/SSD) 

but naturally those sell out very fast

 

i recommend Dell Refurbished to everyone on a bubdget

ive bought over a dozen system for myself/family/friends and theyre all solid and built like tanks

 

[dizmo]

4 minutes ago, Abyss Gaming said:

Or even a budget gaming system (as long as they aren't too proprietory)

The slim form factor makes it tricky to put any kind of GPU in there.

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, mok said:

 

the mATX mini tower form factors are the best ones imo (upgrade the PSU, RAM, CPU cooler, GPU, HDD/SSD) 

but naturally those sell out very fast

 

i recommend Dell Refurbished to everyone on a bubdget

ive bought over a dozen system for myself/family/friends and theyre all solid and built like tanks

 

Agreed, for those on a super budget it's pretty good. However all the ones on offer are SFF.

[m0k]

26 minutes ago, dizmo said:

It's a shame their all i5 3470's, but still a great deal for someone looking for a budget home computer, especially the all in ones.

their inventory changes almost every weeks

you have to be diligent to score i7 systems

 

i got a i7 3740QM latitude laptop with 8gb ram and SSD for less than $400 with sales like these 

[m0k]

3 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Agreed, for those on a super budget it's pretty good. However all the ones on offer are SFF.

at the moment yeah....

the workstations are larger though

you can even sell the ram and make some money back as it comes with 32gb lol

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54 minutes ago, dizmo said:

The slim form factor makes it tricky to put any kind of GPU in there.

Oh I didn't check that since I couldn't go to the link. Still there are low profile 1050tis and Rx 550s

[vanished]

The difference between the 3010s and the 7010s, other than an $80 price hike (22%!) seems to be nothing more than a shitty GPU, double the HDD space and a newer version of Windows.  Considering all of this is worthless since you'd want to replace the HDD with an SSD, add a proper GPU (or not depending on your needs) and upgrade to Windows 10 anyway, I wonder if they'd offer an even cheaper one if you didn't want the HDD at all ?

[m0k]

1 hour ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I wonder if they'd offer an even cheaper one if you didn't want the HDD at all ?

i have been shopping on dellrefurbished.ca for months now - havent come across any systems with no HDD

tbh at least once or twice a month you get 40% off these systems its worth it either way - you can score a full microATX mini tower for less than $300 

[kirashi]

Damn, if only there were an email newsletter specifically for Dell's Refurbished sales... I missed this one, so I'll have to look closer to the holidays again. Two years ago I snagged 2x Optiplex 9010 All-In-One Desktops with i7-3770s CPU's, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD, and 23" 1080p screens that would have been $1400 CAD for only $860 CAD, before the evil tax man was factored in.

 

At $430 per unit, my boss was willing to upgrade both her and the accountant's PC's since she was running a potato HP All-In-One with an AMD E1 CPU, and the accountant was using an iMac from 2011 that was slow as hell because no SSD. They love 'em and have had zero problems.

[m0k]

1 hour ago, kirashi said:

Damn, if only there were an email newsletter specifically for Dell's Refurbished sales.

they do have newsletters for the refurbished site!!! thats how im notified (before i used to find out about these on redflagdeals)

 

just create an account on dellrefurbished.ca and youll get the newsletters

and its perfect for companies - at my last job the boss was super cheap and wouldnt upgrade anyones monitors (old square lcd ones)

i was able to find 8 monitors for the entire office for 60 bucks each and he signed off on it asap (1680*1050 but still an improvement for us)

[kirashi]

29 minutes ago, mok said:

they do have newsletters for the refurbished site!!! thats how im notified (before i used to find out about these on redflagdeals)

 

just create an account on dellrefurbished.ca and youll get the newsletters

and its perfect for companies - at my last job the boss was super cheap and wouldnt upgrade anyones monitors (old square lcd ones)

i was able to find 8 monitors for the entire office for 60 bucks each and he signed off on it asap (1680*1050 but still an improvement for us)

Hmmm... I have an account for the site and haven't unchecked or unsubscribed from their newsletters so IDK what's up. I'll have to see if they have a signup form somewhere on the site.