Should I? Dell Optiplex 7010

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Scooby7274

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I can get this setup for $110.

I7 3770 3.4 Quad-Core
8gb Ram
250g hd dvdrw
Win 10 Pro
 
IAmATeaf said:
Just my view but if it were me I’d be looking at a minimum of an i5-6500 as from that gen onwards there is support for H265 and the extra CPU power will hopefully give you some extra headroom.
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Thanks. Wasn't aware that it doesn't do hardware acceleration. Are there a list of what CPUs actually have HA?
 
But the substreams make it a lot more possible. A member here is using a 4th generation Intel device with 50 cameras and is in the 30% CPU usage. Just run H264 and you have HA, you just would not for H265.

In my experience, H265 hasn't resulted in the theoretical savings. Many members here have posted a real world less than 10% storage savings... Mine was literally within minutes difference, so I stayed with H265 as I personally felt the quality looked better.
 
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How about this? He sent me pictures and it looks new. $175 if I go get it and $200 to ship. He's around an hour away.

Elitedesk 800 G2
i5-6500
8GB Ram
256GB SSD
WIn 10 Pro
 
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IAmATeaf said:
If the 800 G2 SFF is the same inside as my 600 G2 then you fit 2 internal full size hard disks which for me is an extra bonus.
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He did verify that it can take 2 full size hard drives and the SSD. Even has the Win 10 Pro license sticker on the case. I plan on using it with my 2 4k and 2 2MP cameras right now.
I plan on replacing the 2 4k Camera with a Loryta SD49225XA-HNR eventually. Is the 8GB ram enough or should I upgrade to 16GB?
 
Scooby7274 said:
He did verify that it can take 2 full size hard drives and the SSD. Even has the Win 10 Pro license sticker on the case. I plan on using it with my 2 4k and 2 2MP cameras right now.
I plan on replacing the 2 4k Camera with a Loryta SD49225XA-HNR eventually. Is the 8GB ram enough or should I upgrade to 16GB?
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I LOVE computer RAM, so the more the better. More RAM = a more quicker/responsive computer exp. overall.

but since this is a computer you shall be using very minimal (checking video footage) you might can get away with 8gb. (People recommend 8gb on this website)

I will always opt for more ram, but its def. not necessary.

How much to upgrade the ram?

If the seller will install it for you for an additional $20-$30. (If less, definitely hop on it.)

Id take it. 8GB DDR4 ram on ebay is going for about $20-30 right now.
 
Just make sure it's not a model with soldered ram. One of the issues with some business machines is components such as CPU / RAM are sometimes soldered direct to the motherboard instead of in socketed holders. It's one way they keep the price down and one reason I dislike business machines.
 
CCTVCam said:
Just make sure it's not a model with soldered ram. One of the issues with some business machines is components such as CPU / RAM are sometimes soldered direct to the motherboard instead of in socketed holders. It's one way they keep the price down and one reason I dislike business machines.
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Has 4 slots,not soldered on board.
 
CCTVCam said:
Just make sure it's not a model with soldered ram. One of the issues with some business machines is components such as CPU / RAM are sometimes soldered direct to the motherboard instead of in socketed holders. It's one way they keep the price down and one reason I dislike business machines.
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I’ve seen this with some ultra portable laptops but didn’t know it was even a thing with Corp desktops.
 
Picked up the 800 G2 and it looks exactly how the guy said it did. Looks brand new inside and out with a Win10 pro license sticker on the side.
 
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