Dell System Check

I am using this as a UPS to my phone system and perfect when using it with a Dell R210.

This is the BEST check in luggage I have every owned!!! Awesome features and compression system.

This shelf is a great addition to any rack system.Simple, functional.Check it out!

We installed these drives on our Dell workstation computers as replacements for the SATA drives that came with the system. The workstations now have a quick boot time & the performance in Windows 10 Pro is substantially quicker. I'd highly recommend this product for any PC user that's looking for a performance boost in the older systems.

After nearly 9 months of research, and narrowing my choice down to the Lenovo P72, Dell 7730 and ZBook 17 G5, I went with the ZBook.  Based on my internet research, Lenovo and Dell both had more system issues, including Thunderbolt issues and throttling under heavy load.   This configuration of the ZBook (i7 8850, Quadro P3200 graphics processor and 16G ram) hit the sweet spot for price/performance, especially at the $2749 price B&H was asking ($500 discount).   You can spec the system with a faster processor and faster graphics card, but ALL of the systems from the big 3 (Dell, Lenovo and HP) will throttle under heavy load if you spec higher than a 8850 and P3200.  Why pay for extra processing power that will get throttled at heavy load? One of the primary reasons I went with this system was the combination of DreamColor display and integrated display calibration system.  B&H doesnt list this particular model (MFR # 4RB09UT#ABA) as coming with the dreamcolor display, but it does!  I definitely wanted the Dreamcolor display for photo editing, so verified with both B&H customer service and HP customer support that this particular model was the DreamColor model before ordering.  The display is definitely worth the extra cost if you will be using the system for photo editing or color-critical graphics work.   My display had minor light bleed issues in the lower left corner, but I decided that was insignificant and wouldnt affect my photo editing work.  Im very glad I kept the system.  Its a tremendous upgrade over my several years old Dell Precision workstation. The easy upgrade back panel makes it super easy to upgrade ram and SSDs.   No system is perfect, but Im convinced this system comes closest to perfection out of the options available on the market today.

This card runs Ice cold, in my dell optiplex SFF pc Best cooling system on any of the 3050 cards for sure!

I've been looking to switch from the traditional stand included with my monitor to an articulating arm for a while. Making the switch is night and day - it opens up the workspace tremendously, while also greatly improving the range of motion of the monitor. My decision was between the Dell MSA14 arm and the Ergotron LX. The quick-release system of the Dell is nice for Dell displays and overall would be a sleek system. I ultimately went with the Ergotron instead because Ergotron has been the industry leader in these ergonomic products for decades. The center post also allows for future expansion for another arm if I decide to add a second display, whereas I would need another system if I went with the Dell. Overall, the arm has been PHENOMENAL. The range is significantly farther than I anticipated - my monitor can reach to the front edge of my desk! Running a Dell U2713H display.

Upfront, let me say this is a great unit. I did my homework (or so I thought) on the APC website then followed-up here in B&H to make the purchase. My criteria were that it be 110V/120V to use in my office (check!) and enough uptime to keep my entire system (Mac Pro, 3 LARGE displays, external RAID drives, Backup drives and peripherals) going for more than just a few minutes in the event of power loss (check!). This does both of those. What was *NOT* clear from the APC website nor B&H product page: This unit requires a 30A circuit and a special twist-lock round receptacle. I had to have an electrician come out to install a 30A breaker and run a line to a new outlet in my office JUST for this unit. That is an extra cost I had not considered. The SECOND thing that was difficult to grasp from the photos was/is the SIZE and WEIGHT of this unit. It is LARGE. Packaged, it weighed 120lbs. Stand-alone, it is about 116lbs. It's BIG and it's HEAVY. Since the online photo has no context or anything to compare its size, it just appeared to me to be a typical-sized unit. Nope. UPS would not bring it to my door. Left it in driveway. Having said that - one could argue Buyer beware... fair enough. The unit itself is a beast that will (according to the load measured on it) keep my system up and running for just over an hour if necessary. THAT gives me plenty of headroom, so... NICE!

Microsoft's PC Health Check informed me that my 6-year old PC with an Intel I7 was not able to upgrade to Windows 11 for a number of hardware related reasons. I look at similarly configured PCs as to what I had and a new system would run well over $2K. I bought this bundle, 32GB of memory and a 1TB NVME SSD for about $750. Everything was very simple to install, and if you have any questions, there are loads of Youtube videos showing how to install this combo. The motherboard recognized the CPU without needing to flash the BIOS and in less than an hour I pretty much had a brand new system, much faster than my old one, for 1/3 the price. Total score. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this bundle.

Great way to store and carry batteries. My system is fresh batteries go in plus side down. Batteries once used go in plus side up. Check different sizes depending on how many batteries you need to carry.