Components Of A Tower Desktop Computer

[27.435 lb] I bought this to replace a GL10CS-DB762 Desktop Tower, so far it runs amazingly well. I typically run Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, & Illustrator) along with 3 - 24 HP Monitors while simultaneously streaming YouTube videos, running Microsoft Outlook and multiple Excel Spreadsheets. I have not noticed any slow down in performance running all of these tasks at the same time. I did immediately add a 2nd 1tb SSD Drive ( Model #WDS100T2X0E). My only concern is that they did not provide the screw (neither ASUS nor the HD Manufacturer) to secure the SN850X to the motherboard, fortunately I had one in my computer parts drawer. Other than that, I'm loving the i9 Processor and 32b RAM (2x16gb chips). My last 3 work computers have all been ASUS ROG and I've had amazing success with each one of them. I would highly recommend buying from BH Photo Video, they shipped my computer the same day and it arrived in perfect condition.

[Yes] Tower is more impressive than I thought, has everything you need and works amazingly well with all your components.

[12.83 lb] Best desktop computer I had yet

[400 W with IEC] It has all the things I like on a desktop. Enjoy the speed. To sum it up. I like the computer.

[1.89 lb] Made of metal, very sturdy. Does what it's supposed to do. It's pretty big, though. I keep mine on the top of my desktop tower, it's the only place it fits. My one complaint is that the area where the neck rises from the base is rounded slightly which means a slight bump from the front will send it clattering loudly to the floor (it's metal). This can be avoided by not bumping it.

[180 W with IEC] Dell is reliable, and the Optiplex 7020 gives me what I need in a desktop computer.

[0.02 lb] Could have never imagined this little adapter would be so great for my old desktop computer!

[3.335 lb] I plugged the components that I wanted to share (keyboard, mouse, and printer) and the computers to share those components (laptop & desktop) and the KVM switch worked fine.

I plugged the components that I wanted to share (keyboard, mouse, and printer) and the computers to share those components (laptop & desktop) and the KVM switch worked fine.

[1x USB-A Male] Routed up through my desk so I don't have to reach the back of the computer to plug in USB components.