My sleeper dell optiplex 3020

Well this desktop used to be my therapist computer then she handed down to me for free with out the hard drive and the ram. this computer has been very well built from factory even on stress full loads on my i3 yes I have i3 but there still very good CPUs the temps even on heavy loads stay below 45 degrees and it using a dell stock heat sink I've sinked about 250 $ cad into it it has ok but very well built graphics card Gtx 760 Asus direct cu II over clocked might upgrade to 1050 ti naxan 450 watt power supply 16gb of viper fury ram 1600 MHz. i3 4310 running at 3.40 GHz still runs all the modern titles with ease her is pic sorry that photo is blurry also share your sleeper build here as well

 

Cool! Did you replace the motherboard? Your bio says overclocked - I don't think Dell boards are built for overclocking

 

Oh I love dell's for their upgradability, for example I had my Q6600 build with GTX 750 in the chassis of a Pentuim 4 Dell, the Dimension chassis (5000) with "Windows XP" and "Pentuim 4 HT" stickers on from when the machine was bought in 2005! But I put a Dell Optiplex 745 motherboard in, it didn't fit so we had to saw off the back of the IO Shield . It all worked well apart from the front panel as that usually has an air temperature sensor which the motherboard didn't read so for safety it worked the fan hard and based on CPU load (since at first it had a Pentuim D, so no temp sensor) so the fan was roaring like mad under full load (2800+ RPM on a 120mm!) then after the new front panel was connected it went back down to at max going 1800RPM. Then with a Core 2 Quad Q6600 it struggles to go above 1200RPM sitting on 1000RPM at idle, very good performance from the cooler with max temps of 50c which was good since I didn't have any thermal past so it was just dumped on there without any

 

Yeah sorry about that it had turbo speeds of 3.50 GHz sorry lol..... I love dells over hps easier to work with more space and etc

 

I'll have to admit both are good, but Dell really goes out of its way to make it better, like the small touches, like getting into a Dell Optiplex is one handle and then the side falls off, with an HP desktop it is faffing about with a push in tab