Slim is Dell's thin desktop chassis, sitting between the small Micro and a classic tower. The narrow black case fits on the desk beside the monitor or under the desk in a tight corner without getting in the way of your legs. The workspace stays tidy and is easier to clean, especially in an open-plan office with rows of identical desks. The manufacturer does not specify exact dimensions or weight.
The Intel Core Ultra 7 265 is a 20-core processor from the upper tier of the Core Ultra series. Its hybrid architecture splits work between performance and efficiency cores, and the high core count pays off where the load is sustained: compiling code, containers and virtual machines, large data sets and several heavy applications at once. For ordinary office work there is plenty of performance in reserve.
The 16 GB of DDR5 memory at 5600 MHz is fitted as a single module (1 × 16 GB). That is a sensible amount for office work, web applications and running several programs at once. The 512 GB SSD boots the system and launches programs in seconds and leaves room for plenty of documents, presentations and photos, so not everything has to move straight to a network drive or the cloud.
Graphics are handled by Intel integrated graphics built into the processor. There is no separate graphics card, which means lower power draw and less heat inside the case. Office, a web browser, video calls, video playback and light photo editing all run smoothly. For 3D modelling, rendering and demanding games, a computer with a dedicated graphics card is the right tool.
The computer runs Ubuntu, a widely used free Linux distribution. It suits developers, system administrators and organisations that work in a Linux environment or deploy their own system image to every machine. A Windows licence is not included: if you need Windows, the licence has to be obtained and the system installed separately. Software is installed and updated through the package manager, as is usual on Linux.
Developers who compile code and run containers or virtual machines; system administrators and DevOps engineers working in Linux; data analysts whose spreadsheets and scripts need cores; and organisations that deploy their own Linux image and want a powerful yet compact desktop to run it on.
| Brand | Dell |
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| Type | Desktop |
| Colour of product | Black |
| Chassis type | Slim |
| EAN | 2000001431900 |
| Processor family | Intel Core Ultra 7 |
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| Processor model | 265 |
| Processor cores | 20 |
| Internal memory | 16 GB |
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| Internal memory type | DDR5 |
| Memory layout (slots x size) | 1x16 GB |
| Memory clock speed | 5600 MHz |
| Solid-state drive capacity | 512 GB |
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| Storage media | SSD |
| On-board graphics adapter model | Intel Integrated Graphics |
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| Operating system installed | Ubuntu |
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| Keyboard language | No keyboard |
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| Net weight | 3.70 kg |
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No. The computer comes without a keyboard and mouse, so you can use the ones you already have or pick a set separately.
The manufacturer does not specify Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. If wireless connectivity matters, check Dell's specification first.
The manufacturer does not specify the number or type of video outputs. Before connecting several monitors, check the ports in Dell's official specification.
The memory is fitted as a single 16 GB module. The manufacturer does not specify the number of free slots or the maximum capacity; these are listed in the Dell service manual.
Yes, Windows can be installed, but the licence has to be obtained separately. Drivers for the model are on Dell's support site.
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