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This is of course nice, but it won’t give you any significant gains compared to the old H370. The OptiPlex 3080 SFF is running on a new Intel B460 chipset. If you are to find any differences you need to look inside. Unlike the Tower, the new Small Form Factor (SFF) chassis is almost the same to the old one. Review: Dell OptiPlex 3080 SFF (compared to OptiPlex 3070 SFF) OptiPlex 3080 MT datasheets is available here. You can find Dell OptiPlex 3080 MT XCTO (build your own) options on Dell’s official site. Additionally some PSUs don’t have an auxiliary PCIe power connector and you may need to use a SATA to PCIe power adapter. * Dedicated GPU warning: Check if your model’s power supply has enough power. Serial/PS2 DP1.4/HDMI2.0b/VGA (2x)WiFi antenna Serial+PS2 DP1.2/HDMI2.0b/VGA Media Card Reader WiFi antenna As an example, the new DP version 1.4 will allow you to drive a 5120x2880 monitor at 60 Hz.

We also find improvement with the supplied DisplayPort. The old 3070 was able to run up to 32 GB only. The 3080 MT is using 10th generation Intel Core CPU and is able to accommodate up to 64 GB of RAM. The dimensions are as follows (H x W x D): The two models are also different in size. Also, the motherboard has the same amount of SATA ports (3) as the older OptiPlex 3070.īecause of the new chassis design, the OptiPlex 3080 MT is lighter than the old 3070 MT. It’s important to mention that you will be able to fit the same amount of drives like in the older model. Apart from the PSU which has a non-standard ATX form factor, the chassis looks very much like any other Tower on the market. The OptiPlex 3080 MT has a redesigned chassis that is missing the hinging drive bay. However, there are some important improvements. The Dell OptiPlex 3080 Tower (also called Mini Tower) is comparable to the previous model – the 3070 MT. Review: Dell OptiPlex 3080 MT (compared to OptiPlex 3070 MT) Read on for a more detailed comparison between the three form factors of Dell OptiPlex 3080 vs.

The Dell OptiPlex 3080 Micro comes with a 10th generation Intel Core processor, is using the newer B460 chipset, can have up to 64 GB of RAM, and the DisplayPort supports the newer 1.4 version.

Unfortunately, there is no option for an SD card reader.

The Dell OptiPlex 3080 SFF is equipped with 10gen Intel Core CPU based on B460 chipset, will run up to 64 GB of RAM, and the two DisplayPorts are now running the newer 1.4 version.

However, it’s missing the optional SD card reader.

The Dell OptiPlex 3080 Tower has a new chassis design, it’s running a faster 10gen Intel Core processor complemented by the new B460 chipset, supports up to 64 GB of RAM, and has a DisplayPort version 1.4.

If you need some additional technical data, check out the detailed technical specification on the Dell website. Hoping to spend around €150, maybe €170 including shipping (so that's about $220-$250 in the US, or around £120 -£135 in the UK).Welcome to our review of the Dell OptiPlex 3080 desktop computer. But it's the one that came with it when I bought it, so I don't know if that helps.Īnyway, I was looking at the Geforce 8600gt, but as I say, total newbie! Has anyone any suggestions? I would like to play all the newest games, nothing hugely spectacular but decent enough! I don't know the make of the power supply right now, I'm not actually near it at the mo, and can't get at the power supply box inside. Memory Size: 512MB (but soon to be upgraded to 2 or 3 gigs i hope!) I'm running a Dell Dimension 4700 with the following information from CPU-Z: I know this question has been asked before, but it was about 5 months ago and I know there have been a few cards that have come out since.

My first post, and a total newbie, so be nice!