Dell Vostro 3470 SFF N203VD3470UBU

Optimal 4-core processor

Dell Vostro 3470 looks like a pretty interesting option for an office PC, which is equipped with a Core i3 quad-core processor with an operating frequency of 3.6 GHz. This is, perhaps, the optimal model in the new Intel line, which builds bridges between frankly low-cost Celeron/Pentium stones and high-performance Core i5 chips.

Fast SSD drive

In terms of memory, we have 4 GB of DDR4 RAM, expandable up to 8 GB, and a 128 GB system SSD. And for everything else there is a cloud. In general, for brands of inexpensive working PCs, this is a good and modern equipment with the possibility of an upgrade. Now only assemblies based on the new AMD Raven Ridge chips look more profitable, which are close in power to the Core i3, but are a little cheaper.

Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Dell Vostro 3470 looks advantageous due to a complete set of connections and peripherals. There are 6 USB connectors at once, which are enough for most people, VGA and HDMI for video connection, a built-in card reader, a DVD drive and already installed Wi-Fi and Bluetooth receivers. Given the keyboard and mouse that come with the kit, you get a “plug and play” option. The only bad thing is that all USB ports belong to the second, not the third class.

Design

Plus the body itself looks great. Matte paint and strict outlines give it a neat look, and an asymmetric burgundy lattice at the bottom dilutes the overall severity, adding a twist. Yes, it is unlikely to win a medal in a design competition, but among equally grey working PCs, even such trifles noticeably change the impression.