i no longer buy prebuilt systems, but i always like to watch the teardowns .... interesting to watch how dell, hp, or lenovo build their systems and what proprietary parts they use... thanks for the upload
I have this and there's a lot of problems to upgrade this system. Unless of course if you're just upgrading the Rx 580 impersonator (it's a Rx 480), to a 2016 GPU. I tried to put in a 6700 XT and found out the hard way that the CPU will bottleneck then underclock itself (idk how to fix this without a Windows 10 fresh install so I might try that in the future, I tried everything else, maybe the CPU fan I replaced does this). Then the wires are very sharp, this dell has barbed wires in it so I recommend gloves if you're replacing the PSU. The case is very tight so you will have to use a lot of zip ties. The motherboard is stuck to 2400 mhz so if you upgrade it to 2666 mhz it will still be stuck to default. The bios will be a huge problem and will not accept anything other than the OG PSU (in my theory), when I replaced it the PC would ask for a hard drive even though I replaced it with a M2 SSD. So you don't want to change anything but the GPU/RAM or you'll end up with a constant annoying bios startup.The bios is the biggest problem besides the CPU fan which is glued to the CPU with it's Dell's concrete paste. So if you upgrade it you can only replace few things. In conclusion I don't recommend Pre-builts especially when it's bios are very restricted and when now you can build a better system for cheap now. This wasn't bad for 2017 but aged horribly now.
That system in particular is kind of funny. The earlier editions of that system sold with an 8GB RX580... until Dell suddenly realized how much those 8GB RX580's were selling for. So on Black Friday 2017, Dell had a limited quantity sale where they were selling that entire system for $450. Those got snapped up fast because crypto miners were buying the 8GB cards for $700 a pop online. When the system was relisted by Dell on Cyber Monday, they had changed the configuration to a 6GB RX570 that couldn't be used for mining ETH.
I was never into the whole mining thing, I had a 1080Ti from day one in 17 when it was the hottest mining card in existence, I also had a 3080 from day one in 2020 when it was also the hottest mining card around... all my friends told me I should use the cards for mining, but I liked to point out that I make enough money to use my gaming GPUs as the toys they where meant to be without having to mine on them to justify their cost
@@dragonsystems5973 I got that 5675 for my kid because she liked playing skyrim and ARK. After christmas I found a comment thread where, a bunch of people were complaining that Dell pulled the 580's from that model and put them into a more expensive version. Funny thing is, it was only last year when the crypto boom inevitably crashed that her system was finally worth less than the resale value of her GPU, because miners were still snatching up those cards. She has some emotional attachment to the case and would like to keep it if possible, and thanks to your video, I can look into upgrading her system with a new mATX board and CPU. Might throw in a cheap 120 AIO I picked up on eBay as well. She's still gonna be using that RX 580 for a but though, because the CPU and MoBo are hitting budget limits.
I originally bought mine because at that time memory and graphics cards were shockingly expensive due to crypto miners. It wasn't the best pc I could have bought by any stretch but it was an absolute bargain
I have replaced the ram in mine and put in a m. 2 a warning would be that when you do the computer makes you mash f12 to go into safe mode you then have to choose your ssd and mash enter to force it to the main screen. I haven't found a work around yet, has anyone upgraded gpus? I have the one with the 1060 but want a 40 series card and wondering what will fit
My 5675 is a ryzen 5 1400. Do you know if the motherboard can be upgraded so a ryzen 5 5600 can be used? I guess I want to use the case and upgrade the internal parts… new MB, power supply. GPU, etc.
@@TotallySearch Yeah, if you can find a motherboard for the 5676 instead of the 5675, the 5676 will allow 2nd Gen Ryzens because I have a Ryzen 7 , 2700 in mine, got it cheap and was a worthwhile upgrade. It is also Windows 11 upgradeable.
Hey, im trying use this rig for a bit longer. I want to upgrade my ram to 16gb n upgrade my nvme and also maybe the cpu. Can anyone help whats the max this mobo would support. Thank u
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i no longer buy prebuilt systems, but i always like to watch the teardowns .... interesting to watch how dell, hp, or lenovo build their systems and what proprietary parts they use... thanks for the upload
Im actually really impressed with how upgradeable this thing is
I have this thing for 5 years refurbished. I might even reuse this case to upgrade to new mATX zen 5
@@MrQuay03do the AM5 build.
I’m glad you’re doing well. 😊
I have this and there's a lot of problems to upgrade this system. Unless of course if you're just upgrading the Rx 580 impersonator (it's a Rx 480), to a 2016 GPU. I tried to put in a 6700 XT and found out the hard way that the CPU will bottleneck then underclock itself (idk how to fix this without a Windows 10 fresh install so I might try that in the future, I tried everything else, maybe the CPU fan I replaced does this). Then the wires are very sharp, this dell has barbed wires in it so I recommend gloves if you're replacing the PSU. The case is very tight so you will have to use a lot of zip ties. The motherboard is stuck to 2400 mhz so if you upgrade it to 2666 mhz it will still be stuck to default. The bios will be a huge problem and will not accept anything other than the OG PSU (in my theory), when I replaced it the PC would ask for a hard drive even though I replaced it with a M2 SSD. So you don't want to change anything but the GPU/RAM or you'll end up with a constant annoying bios startup.The bios is the biggest problem besides the CPU fan which is glued to the CPU with it's Dell's concrete paste. So if you upgrade it you can only replace few things.
In conclusion I don't recommend Pre-builts especially when it's bios are very restricted and when now you can build a better system for cheap now. This wasn't bad for 2017 but aged horribly now.
Only get RX 6600 or RX 6600XT. The Power supply won't be enough for higher tier card
@@MrQuay03 It'll bottleneck due to the CPU just saying, id just put in a 2060 super or 1080 ti
Which cpu does your machine have?
Just found one in the dumpster 😅, hopefully I can get it to work
Very informative. Thanks!!
That system in particular is kind of funny. The earlier editions of that system sold with an 8GB RX580... until Dell suddenly realized how much those 8GB RX580's were selling for.
So on Black Friday 2017, Dell had a limited quantity sale where they were selling that entire system for $450.
Those got snapped up fast because crypto miners were buying the 8GB cards for $700 a pop online. When the system was relisted by Dell on Cyber Monday, they had changed the configuration to a 6GB RX570 that couldn't be used for mining ETH.
I was never into the whole mining thing, I had a 1080Ti from day one in 17 when it was the hottest mining card in existence, I also had a 3080 from day one in 2020 when it was also the hottest mining card around... all my friends told me I should use the cards for mining, but I liked to point out that I make enough money to use my gaming GPUs as the toys they where meant to be without having to mine on them to justify their cost
@@dragonsystems5973 I got that 5675 for my kid because she liked playing skyrim and ARK.
After christmas I found a comment thread where, a bunch of people were complaining that Dell pulled the 580's from that model and put them into a more expensive version.
Funny thing is, it was only last year when the crypto boom inevitably crashed that her system was finally worth less than the resale value of her GPU, because miners were still snatching up those cards.
She has some emotional attachment to the case and would like to keep it if possible, and thanks to your video, I can look into upgrading her system with a new mATX board and CPU. Might throw in a cheap 120 AIO I picked up on eBay as well.
She's still gonna be using that RX 580 for a but though, because the CPU and MoBo are hitting budget limits.
I originally bought mine because at that time memory and graphics cards were shockingly expensive due to crypto miners. It wasn't the best pc I could have bought by any stretch but it was an absolute bargain
I have replaced the ram in mine and put in a m. 2 a warning would be that when you do the computer makes you mash f12 to go into safe mode you then have to choose your ssd and mash enter to force it to the main screen. I haven't found a work around yet, has anyone upgraded gpus? I have the one with the 1060 but want a 40 series card and wondering what will fit
My 5675 is a ryzen 5 1400. Do you know if the motherboard can be upgraded so a ryzen 5 5600 can be used?
I guess I want to use the case and upgrade the internal parts… new MB, power supply. GPU, etc.
I doubt it, its not like a standard manufacturer board, but I could wrong
No the 5675 is locked to first gen Ryzen Chips, you can't upgrade it past a Ryzen 7 1800x
@@TotallySearch Yeah, if you can find a motherboard for the 5676 instead of the 5675, the 5676 will allow 2nd Gen Ryzens because I have a Ryzen 7 , 2700 in mine, got it cheap and was a worthwhile upgrade. It is also Windows 11 upgradeable.
Hey, im trying use this rig for a bit longer. I want to upgrade my ram to 16gb n upgrade my nvme and also maybe the cpu. Can anyone help whats the max this mobo would support. Thank u
2400 mhz you have to get 2 8gbs
i switched the cpu for a ryzen 5 5600x and now the computer wont turn on, it turns on but i get no display power and the leds dont turn on either
The biggest cpu they can take is a Ryzen 7 1800x. They're locked to the 1st Gen CPU's
@@TheBlaertit's the motherboard that limits it?
@@MinorityDestroyer Yeah it is. I've heard some saying the board from a 5676 will fit and it supports a 2nd Gen Ryzen, but I'm not sure
Which is the best motherboard to put in this for a upgrade?
Any modern mATX board. Preferably Ryzen 5 non X to save power since the power supply is only 460W
@@MrQuay03 tks ✌🏾
@@MrQuay03I upgraded the power supply in this to a 750 watt one. Do you have any motherboard recommendations for that?
@@crackle5165 any mATX board will work
sabe dizer se suporta Ryzen 5 1600 ?
Do you know if it supports Ryzen 5 1600?
Did you ever get the answer?
Yes it does.i have a 5 1600x in mine from a 5 1400