Features 

• Intel Core i3‑2100 or i3‑2120 — dual‑core running at about 3.1–3.3 GHz, delivering reliable everyday performance for basic office, web, and media
   
• 4 GB DDR3‑1333 MHz RAM (single module), with support for up to 16 GB using available DIMM slots—enabling smoother multitasking when upgraded. 
   
• 500 GB 7,200 RPM SATA HDD - provides ample space for files and applications; easily upgraded to SSD for faster responsiveness. 
   
• Integrated Intel HD Graphics 2000 - handles basic graphics needs such as video playback, office work, and standard display output. 
   
• Includes multiple USB 2.0 ports (generally 8–10 total), VGA, DisplayPort, serial port, PS/2 connectors, RJ‑45 Gigabit Ethernet, audio input/output, and optical DVD‑RW drive. 
   
• Available in mini‑tower, desktop, or Small Form Factor (SFF); models support PCIe slots (x16, x1) for upgrades like graphics cards; max RAM ~16 GB, PSU around 180 W. 
   
• Often shipped with Windows 11 Pro or upgraded to Windows 10 Pro; includes business-grade features like TPM, BIOS-level security, and Dell management tools.