Dell OptiPlex 7420 Plus All-in-One Gaming Desktop
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- Last seen at $1,775.99 at Quill on Nov 11.
Our take on the Dell OptiPlex 7420 Plus All-in-One Gaming Desktop
The OptiPlex 7420 Plus is a business all-in-one: a 24-inch class display with the PC built into it, running an Intel Core i5 (six cores), 16 GB of DDR4 and an SSD. It is built for office work, not gaming, despite how it is sometimes labeled: the UHD Graphics 770 is integrated, so it handles documents, browsers, video calls and light photo work but not modern games. Against all-in-ones from HP and Lenovo it stands out for easy serviceability, a clean single-cable setup and Windows 11 Pro, while its rivals often offer stronger discrete graphics or a touch screen. Buy it if you want a tidy desk and a machine IT can maintain; skip it if you need real gaming or heavy GPU work.
- Six-core Core i5 with 16 GB RAM handles everyday multitasking
- All-in-one design means one power cable and no tower
- Windows 11 Pro included, ready for business use
- Memory can be expanded up to 64 GB
- SSD storage keeps boot and app loads quick
Dell OptiPlex 7420 Plus All-in-One Gaming Desktop prices at every store
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Dell OptiPlex 7420 Plus All-in-One Gaming Desktop price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,662.99 on Nov 9 at Quill; highest $1,775.99 on Nov 11. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Can this all-in-one run modern games?
- Only very light or older titles at low settings. It uses Intel UHD Graphics 770 integrated graphics, not a dedicated card, so demanding games will stutter or refuse to launch.
- Can I upgrade the RAM and storage?
- Yes. It ships with 16 GB of DDR4 and supports up to 64 GB, and the SSD can be swapped. The chassis is designed for easy access, which is a plus over sealed rivals.
- Is the monitor touchscreen?
- This configuration lists a standard display, not a touch panel. Check the exact model code if touch matters to you, since Dell sells both variants.
- What ports does it have?
- USB-A ports, one USB-C, one RJ45 Ethernet and DisplayPort. There is no memory card reader and no optical drive.
- Is it good for video calls and office work?
- Yes. The six-core Core i5, 16 GB of RAM and SSD comfortably handle browsers, Office apps, spreadsheets and video meetings.
- How does it compare with a tower desktop?
- It saves desk space and cabling but limits graphics upgrades and ties the screen to the PC. A tower is better if you plan to add a dedicated GPU later.
