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Dell Inspiron 3030 Small Desktop - Intel Core i5-14400 Processor, 16GB DDR5 RAM, 1TB SSD, Intel UHD 730 Graphics, Windows 11 Home, Onsite & Migrate Service - Mist Blue

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Condition
Used - Like New
Processor
Core i5-14400
Memory size
16 GB
Size
UHD Graphics
Style
1 TB SSD
Model
i3030S-5622BLU-PUS
Memory
16 GB DDR5

Features 6

  • Designed to fit your life: The Inspiron Small Desktop packs great performance features and capabilities into a small chassis designed to seamlessly fit in any space.
  • Ready to perform: Effortlessly tackle any task with the power of latest Intel Core Processors. What's more, since the Inspiron Small Desktop can support memory up to 16GB DDR5, you have the expandability to add more memory for future computing needs. For easy access and storage of all files, photos and videos, the Inspiron Small Desktop has an upgrade option of up to 1TB SSD.
  • Designed for productivity: The Inspiron Small Desktop is now ready for business with easy-to-use, built-in Trusted Platform Module to protect your data and a wide variety of ports and slots to connect all your personal and business devices.
  • Connect conveniently: Easily connect to other monitors with HDMI and Display Ports that support up to three FHD monitors or one 4K monitor. Accessorize even further with eight additional USB ports located in the front and rear. When time is of the essence, WiFi 6 delivers a greater and more stable browsing experience and faster transfer speeds.

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Great possibilities. Small footprint: Bigger doesn't always mean better. The Inspiron Small Desktop comes with the latest 14th Generation Intel Core i5-14400 Processor and 16GB DDR5 memory, all in a compact, space-saving design.

Specs 33

Brand Dell
Operating System Windows 11 Home
CPU Model Core i5
CPU Speed 2.5 GHz
Cache Size 20
Graphics Card Description Integrated
Graphics Coprocessor Intel® UHD Graphics 730
Memory Storage Capacity 16 GB

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Easy to set up, easy to add components. Leave RAID setting alone.
processor_description: Core i7-14700 memory_size: 16 GB Size: UHD Graphics Style: 1 TB SSD
This is my second Dell Inspiron. My first has an i7-7700 processor which is not supported by Windows 11. Plus, I've had it for 7 years, so it was getting long in the tooth anyway. I upgraded to this Inspiron 3030 with an i7-14700 processor and Win 11 Pro. I intentionally decided to go with the single, 1TB SSD because I wanted to move the 250 GB SSD and 1TB HD from my older machine to this newer one. The Inspiron started well and, after the normal Dell/Windows initialization routine, it ran properly; no muss, no fuss. I then began to move components over from my old Inspiron to this new one. Before I started, I read the user's manual to familiarize myself with the contents of the case. Opening the case is actually quite simple; two thumbscrews and you're in. (No screwdriver required.) Adding a 7-port USB 3.0 PCIe card was as simple as pulling on a tab, inserting the card, and closing the tab. (Again, no screws involved.) As for adding my older hard drives, inside the 3030's case is a power harness for three additional SATA drives/cards, and a spare SATA data cable. Moving my 250GB SSD and 1TB HD (both AHCI) from my old machine to the new machine was easy; just unscrew the drive caddy from the old machine and screw it onto the case of the new machine, plug in the power cables and the SATA cables, close the case, and reboot. Bingo! The drives were present and accounted for. (The old drives needed different drive letters assigned (per my desires), and the old SSD (which was the old OS disk with Win 10 Home installed) had to be reconfigured and reformatted to a Data disk, but that was easily done via Disk Management.) Now, many people have said that you have to change the Inspiron 3030's BIOS setting from the default "RAID" to "AHCI" when installing AHCI drives. However, this is not the case; at least for this particular model. After much review and research (read the owners manual!), I realized that there was no need to change the new Dell's BIOS storage setting to "AHCI" from the default "RAID" setting. (The Inspiron 3030's "RAID" setting actually does NOT have a true RAID function and thus does not have to reformat the drives when an additional drive is added.) In the event, I just plugged in the new drives, rebooted, and they were recognized without any problem. Of course, I had backed up everything and had a Recovery Disk handy if anything went sideways. So, long story short, I am satisfied with this machine (I'm writing this review using it). It is already much faster than my old machine, which saves me lots of time when processing and moving large files. Good product, good price. 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by Melsman

Excellent Desktop Computer
processor_description: Core i7-14700 memory_size: 16 GB Size: UHD Graphics Style: 1 TB SSD
I purchased this to replace a 7 year old Dell Desktop that worked well for me. But with Microsoft withdrawing support of Windows 10, I decided to purchase a new one. It is fast operating and has a remarkably large memory. It was a challenge to transfer apps/files to it but once they were transferred they worked properly. It works quietly and sits nicely under my desk. After getting used to Windows 11, I find it easier to use than my previous Dell. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2025 by Michael W. Malone

Performance and Price
processor_description: Core i5-14400 memory_size: 16 GB Size: UHD Graphics Style: 512GB SSD
Dell has always been the brand I've used. It's always been reliable and has lasted for almost 10 years with no problems. I'm still working on getting all my info transferred from my old computer. Dell Migrate didn't work as expected - it only transferred some of my information, no documents and no photos. I was worried about the color "mist blue" - 99% of the it is black with just the front cover being "mist blue" - more gray than blue. And it is advertised as the small desktop, it is regular size. I can live with those discrepencies, so not a problem. I feel positive that it will perform as well if not better than all my previous Dell computers. Price was very reasonable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025 by SKD

Very good PC for the price
processor_description: Core i5-14400 memory_size: 16 GB Size: UHD Graphics Style: 1 TB SSD
I'm liking this computer. I needed a new one because my other one was basically obsolete & it was running pretty slowly. I got most of my software installed easily on this computer. I just had a few issues with setting up the log in screen so I can skip that when turning on the PC. I had to install a couple of programs twice and one program won't work with it anymore but that's not the pc's fault. I've had this computer about a month or so and I'm enjoying how fast it loads up and turns off and also how quickly it updates. All in all, I'm happy with the computer; hopefully it remains that way. I can open over 10 Chrome browser tabs without slowing the PC down at all which, my previous dell couldn't even have 4 or 5 open at once without it getting sluggish. I do wish it had a DVD drive; I mean it has the slot for it, just nothing is installed in there so that's rather pointless. It runs quietly and like I said, the memory seems to be quite good for what I need. For reference, I'm an artist so I do a lot of artwork on my PC, graphic designing and some web designing so it's great for that. I can't speak on how it is for gaming because I don't play video games. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Mike S.

New, fast, Windows 11
processor_description: Core i7-14700 memory_size: 16 GB Size: UHD Graphics Style: 1 TB SSD
Replaces an ancient HP desktop that was hot stuff back in the day. This Dell loads about 20 times faster, what with the SSD instead of an HD. It has a DVD drive, which is increasingly rare, and I have a lot of old pictures and whatnot on discs that I'm only slowly getting around to. Price is reasonable, it has a full slate of ports, runs quietly, doesn't take up much space. Dell's OEM keyboard is about standard for this sort of thing; I prefer a mechanical board and will replace that. Everything else is fine. I'm not a heavy-duty gamer and I don't do a lot of photoshop, so this machine fills all my needs just fine. I'd recommend it as being a good, basic desktop. Longevity? We'll see. Aside from having some icons rearranged, I don't see a lot of difference between Windows 10 and 11. Either does everything I need. Actually, XP did everything I needed, and generally faster. You can't stop "progress", I guess, but I wouldn't at all mind a stripped-down Windows that omitted all the A.I. copilot stuff and a ton of other never-used features. That's what I like about my tablet's Chrome system. Sleek, fast, lightweight. You're looking for a medium fast desktop with 16 GB memory, a 1 TB drive and a DVD tray, this Dell should suit you well enough. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024 by D. Larson
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