Then do not filter with the check boxes that don't work, just sort by price.

The Dell Outlet search tools are laughably bad, so just pick Business if you want Windows 7 or Home if you want Windows 8, then click View All Laptops if you want a laptop, or View All Desktops if you want a desktop. And if you don't juice up the specs and don't need a powerful CPU, their buying power is ridiculous. Once a month, they have a sale for 20-25% off their already low prices. For a cheap computer, desktop or laptop, I buy from Dell Outlet. my enthusiast/budget hybrid for audio production and gaming at home), I build from Newegg/Amazon. Really neat little program.įor a nice computer (e.g. It's useful for identifying how many RAM slots you have and how many are populated, what speed your processor is running at, temps of various components, RAM timings, etc. Speccy is a free program that is also super handy if you want to know everything there is to know about the hardware of your computer. I check there, then find an equivalent product from Newegg that's almost guaranteed to be cheaper, then check the price of that same product from Amazon. If you don't know where to begin, I third the recommendation for the 'Crucial Memory Advisor Tool' at.

Running starcraft on a dell xps 410