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Intel Core i5 4590
Code name
Haswell
Architecture
Quad core, no hyperthreading
Revision
C0
Technology
22nm
Family / Model / Stepping
6.C.3
Instructions
MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, EM64T, VT-x, AES, AVX, AVX2, FMA3
Socket
LGA1150
Core frequency
3.3GHz, 3.7GHz boosted
Bus speed
5 GT/s
Level 1 cache
32KB
Level 2 cache
256KB
Level 3 cache
6MB
Cooling
Air
Dell Optiplex 7020
Chipset
Intel Q87 Express
Northbridge
Q87
Southbridge
Q87
BIOS version
A18
Expansion slots
1x PCIe x16, 1x PCIe x4, 1x PCIe x1, 1 legacy PCI
Additional
10x USB (4x USB 3.0), 4x SATA
2 x 4GB DDR3-1600
2 x 8GB DDR3-1600
Capacity
24GB
Type
DDR3-SDRAM Dual Channel
Timings
11-11-11-28
GPU
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 3GB
Manufacturer and model
EVGA SuperClocked
Chip codename
GP107
Technology
14 nm
Videomemory
3GB GDDR5
Bus Width
96
Bandwidth
84 GB/s
GPU frequency
1.1GHz
Shaders
768
Bus speed
PCIe x16
Connectors
HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI
Cooling
Air
Sound Blaster Audigy Rx
Signal processor
Creative EMU-CA10300
Channels
2.1, 4.1, 5.1 , 7.1
Configuration
2.1 stereo
Input
2 mic, 1 optic digtial
Output
4 analog, 1 optic digital
Sampling frequency
24-bit, 192 KHz
Headphones
Nubwo N12
Dell Optiplex 7020
Form factor
Minitower
Type
ATX
PSU
Dell OEM PSU
Power
290W
Cooling
Air
Fans
Back
Dell OEM 120mm
Model
Sharp HU32N50H
Maximum resolution
1366x768 @ 60Hz
Aspect Ratio
16:9
Connectors
HDMI, Component
Solid State Disk (SSD)
ADATA SU655
Capacity
120GB
Interface
SATA
Hard Drive (HDD)
Western Digital Blue
Capacity
500GB
Rotation speed
7200RPM
Interface
SATA
CD/DVD Drive
Dell OEM DVD/CD Drive
Specifications
DVD Multi Recorder/RW, CD RW/UltraSpeed
Interface
SATA
Keyboard
NPET K10 Keyboard
Mouse
2.4 Wireless Optical Mouse
OS
Windows 10 Professional 64-bit
Resolution
1366x768, 32 bits
Browser
Firefox
Безопасность
Antivirus
AVG
Firewall
AVG Firewall
Медиа
Audio player
VLC
Video player
MPC-HC

I brought this Dell Optiplex 7020 PC back in 2014. It originally came with a i5 4590, 8GB of DDR3-1600 RAM, a 7200RPM 500GB hard drive, and a crappy AMD Radeon card that I can't even remember the exact name of. I replaced the Radeon with a GTX 750 Ti in 2015 and used that up until 2018 when I replaced it with the newer GTX 1050 3GB. In 2019, I upgraded the PC with a new SSD (with the old HDD now becoming a secondary drive) and upgraded the RAM to 24GB (I originally intended just to upgrade to 16GB, however, I accidentally brought two 8GB sticks instead of just one, which is how I ended up with an overkill amount of RAM lol). Currently, the PC does most tasks just fine and since I'm stuck with a 720p monitor, for now, I play all my games at 1366x768, which means they usually run well. That said, some games are starting to have trouble running on the 1050, even at 768p. In 2020, I added the Sound Blaster Audigy Rx sound card. Now, why the hell would I buy a sound card in 2020? Well, the onboard Realtek ALC3220 coded sounded like total shit. I don't know if it's the codec itself or if Dell implemented it incorrectly, but it didn't sound very good IMO. The Realtek vs the Audigy Rx sounds like night and day, the Audigy just sounds warmer and more rick that the Realtek ever did, and they managed to make my cheap $40 dollar headphones sound well, though I eventually plan to buy some surround sound speakers to truly take advantage of the sound card. Unlike some people, I didn't have any trouble getting the sound card to work on Windows 10. I plan to upgrade the PC further later this year. At first, I was only going to replace the GTX 1050 with a GTX 1650 Super, however after some research, I found that the i5 4590 would bottleneck the card, so that's going to be replaced with a i7 4790, which should work well with that card. I also plan to add a 1TB SSHD to my rig. This should give me a extra 2-3 years out of this machine. I'm also planning to buy a 1080p montior.

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