Dell Dell OptiPlex 9010Dell OptiPlex 9010 SFF Desktop i5-3570 8GB 250GB SSD GeForce GT 710 No OS

Key Benefits

• Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce GT 710 graphics — The main reason to choose this unit over an integrated-graphics machine. It adds multi-monitor output beyond what the onboard chipset manages, and takes display work off the processor.
• Intel Core i5-3570 quad-core processor — Four physical cores at 3.40 GHz, turbo to 3.80 GHz. The higher-clocked chip in the OptiPlex 9010 range.
• 250GB SSD — Solid-state storage, which is what keeps a machine of this generation feeling quick. Boot in seconds and applications open without hesitation.
• 8GB RAM — Comfortable for everyday office work with several applications running at once, and expandable further.
• Compact SFF chassis — About a third the volume of a tower, quiet in use, and designed for tool-less servicing.
• No operating system installed — A clean slate for the Windows or Linux build you prefer.

Performance in Use

This is the better-specified of the OptiPlex 9010 units we carry: the faster i5-3570 processor, twice the memory, solid-state storage in place of a mechanical drive, and a discrete graphics card. Each of those matters in a different way, but the SSD and the GPU are the two you notice.

The GeForce GT 710 is not a gaming card and should not be bought as one. What it does well is drive multiple displays cleanly and handle video playback without loading the processor. For a desk running two or three monitors — dispatch, trading, monitoring dashboards, digital signage — that is exactly the right tool, and it is a capability the integrated graphics on this generation struggle to match.

Combined with the 250GB SSD, the machine boots in seconds and stays responsive through a working day. The compact chassis fits where a tower will not. Two constraints worth knowing: the SFF format takes low-profile cards only, which the GT 710 already occupies, so further expansion is limited; and this hardware generation predates Microsoft's Windows 11 requirements, so Windows 10 or a Linux distribution is the appropriate choice.

Tech Specs

Is It Right for You?

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FAQ

Is the GeForce GT 710 good enough for gaming?

No. The GT 710 is an entry-level display card, not a gaming GPU. Its value is in driving multiple monitors reliably and handling video playback without loading the processor. For gaming you would need a considerably more capable card and a chassis with the power and space to take it.

How many monitors can it drive?

The GT 710 supports multiple simultaneous displays, typically two or three depending on the card's port configuration — more than the integrated graphics of this generation manage comfortably.

Does it come with Windows?

No. This unit ships with no operating system installed. Windows 10 or a Linux distribution can be installed. This generation of hardware does not meet Microsoft's requirements for Windows 11.

How does this compare to the OptiPlex 9010 full-size desktop?

This SFF unit has the faster i5-3570, 8GB RAM, an SSD and a dedicated graphics card, in a much more compact chassis. The full-size desktop version has a slower i5-3470, 4GB RAM and a mechanical drive, but accepts full-height cards and more drives. Choose this one for multi-monitor work in a small space; choose the tower if you intend to expand it.

Does it include a monitor, keyboard or mouse?

No — the desktop unit and power cable are supplied. Peripherals are sold separately, and we usually have refurbished monitors and accessories in stock.

What shipping options are available?

Shipping costs apply based on size and destination — rates are calculated at checkout.

Who is Reboot IT?

We are a Melbourne-based refurbisher operating since 2001. Every unit is professionally tested, cleaned and graded before dispatch, and backed by our own warranty rather than a third party's.