Power cable included.Specifications: Computer Name:"Vivio-04" (Dell OptiPlex 5040 Small Form Factor)
CPU: Intel Core i5-6500
Cores –4 Threads –4 Base Clock Speed –3.20 GHz Turbo Clock Speed–3.60 GHz TDP - 65W GPU:AMD Radeon Pro WX 4100 and Intel HD Graphics 530 Thermal Pastes:Honeywell PTM7950 (WX 4100) and Thermal Grizzly Duronaut (CPU)
System RAM:16 GB (4 x 4 GB) Micron DDR3-1600 SDRAM UDIMM (MAXED OUT) CAS Latency:11-11-11-28
Storage:512 GB Samsung BM9C1 NVMe SSD and 1 TB Seagate SSHD One M.2 NVMe slot One 3.5" hard drive bay Motherboard:Dell 0T7D40 Chipset:Intel Q170 (Skylake PCH-H) PCIe Version:3.0 BIOS: Dell 1.22.0 TPM:1.2
Expansion Slots: One PCIe x16 slot One PCIe x4 slot
Networking: Ethernet Controller:Intel Ethernet Connection I219-V Max. Wired Ethernet Speed:1 GbE WLAN Module:TP-Link Archer TXE72E (Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 160MHz (Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth 5.3)) Optical Disc Drive:HL-DT-ST DVD+/-RW GU90N (9.5mm) Supported Formats:DVDs and CDs. Blu-rays not supported. Region Code Setting: 1(United States (including Puerto Rico), Canada, and Bermuda)
Front I/O: One headset/combo jack Two USB 3.0 ports
Two USB 2.0 ports
Rear I/O: Two DisplayPort outputs One VGA port (via add-on daughterboard) Two USB 2.0 ports
Four USB 3.0 ports One RJ45 Ethernet port Two PS/2 ports (keyboard and mouse) One RS-232 serial port One line-out audio jack
Four mini-DisplayPort outputs (WX 4100) Operating System:CachyOS (Arch Linux) w/ KDE Plasma
Bootloader - GRUB
Filesystem - BTRFS
Power Input:100-240V 2-4A 50/60 Hz Power Supply:Internal 240W power supplyCapabilities: General Productivity (office work, programming, etc.) - Excellent Web Browsing – Excellent Video Playback:4K 60 FPS videos play smoothly with no hitching both locally and on YouTube. Gaming – With the WX 4100, 1080p 60 FPS gameplay is possbile with older games such as Red Faction Guerilla Steam Edition and Tomb Raider (2013). This will, of course, depend on how demanding the game in question that is being played. Emulation – Fifth-gen (e.g. PS1) games such as Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere runs well up to 2400p (10x the native resolution of the PS1). PS2 games run smoothly up to 1080p-1440p. Seventh-gen games (e.g Forza Motorsport 2 and Gears of War) run well up to 900p-1080p.
BIOS Configuration:
TPM has been cleared and is enabled.
Intel Trusted Execution Technology is enabled.
All remote management features are disabled.
Secure Boot has been updated with the latest keys and is enabled.CachyOS will come with the following configuration:
Absolutely no AI BS nor nagging ads, unlike Windows 11 All software that comes out-of-the-box with CachyOS Anything related to OS telemetry (if any) is disabled Blu-ray playback support (refer to Notes & Observations below for details)
Firewall is enabled and the profile is set to "Home"
Kernel scheduler set to scx_flash Dell OEM and some Windows wallpapers from the Frutiger Aero Archive
Several Microsoft fonts (ex. Times New Roman) pulled from a local Windows installation Audacity - A free and open-source (FOSS) cross-platform audio editor
BibleTime - A Bible study program. Bottles – A program that allows you to run Windows programs in Linux via the Wine or Soda compatibility layers. Be aware that some Windows applications do not play nice with Wine or Soda unless they are running directly in the OS they were designed for via a virtual machine. Brave Web Browser – Several active blocklists, disabled telemetry, hidden Brave garbage such as Brave Rewards, and memory saver set to "Balanced". Comes installed with SponsorBlock, which by default auto-skips sponsored segments in YouTube videos. btop - A visually pleasing derivative of top. Useful for monitoring resource usage directly in the terminal. Cameractrls - An advanced camera control program for Linux. cachyos-gaming-meta and cachyos-gaming-applications - Contains various dependencies and programs for gaming purposes. Includes Lutris, Heroic Games Launcher, and Steam. CPU-X - The Linux and FreeBSD equivalent to CPU-Z.
Flatpak and Flatseal - Adds Flatpak support along with a separate program for managing permissions for Flatpak programs.
hunspell and sonnet - Spell check libraries. American English set as default language. Hypnotix - An IPTV program for watching television programs from the comfort of your desktop. Please be aware that some channels never connect due to dead links in the included playlists.
LibreOffice (still) - A FOSS alternative to Microsoft Office. The particular version installed onto this system is from the stable branch.
OBS Studio - A FOSS screencasting and livestream program. Strawberry Music Player - It does exactly what its name says. It supports Internet radio streaming as well (comes with various channels by Radio Paradise and SomaFM out-of-the-box). Note - On CachyOS, Radio Paradise channels under the Channels tab in Radios work fine, but SomaFM channels don't work at all due to a ParseBin error related their PLS links and GStreamer plugins being unable to read them. This issue may or may not be fixed in a future update. SomaFM's ICE links under the Radio Browser tab work perfectly fine. VLC Media Player – Disabled telemetry. Games: SuperTuxKart – Mario Kart, but with Linux project mascots.
Extreme Tux Racer – A simple 3D racing game. It should run fine on potato PCs.
Various KDE programs:
Kamoso - A simple webcam program.
Kdenlive - A video editor.
KMyMoney - A FOSS alternative to mainstream finance managers such as Quicken.
KolourPaint - A simple painting program similar to Microsoft Paint.
KWeather - A weather app.
Okular - A universal document viewer for Linux.
SomaFM as a bookmark in Brave. It is an independent, commercial-free Internet radio station that plays some great music, particularly their Groove Salad channel. It can also be accessed via the Strawberry Music Player.Notes & Observations:
- The front panel has a broken clip. The panel has been secured with Scotch tape to keep it in place.
- Due to a recent influx of malicious packages in the AUR repository, AUR package managers such as yay has been omitted for better security. Use the AUR at your own risk.
- Blu-ray playback on PC without resorting to ripping the disc with MakeMKV or purchasing a license for a video player with Blu-ray support is somewhat difficult due to the AACS (Advanced Access Content System) encryption nonsense that format uses. Several libraries and a key database are needed for video players such as VLC, which omit those files for legal purposes, to playback those discs. For your convenience, those files have been installed by yours truly and VLC has been set to skip the interactive menus due to compatibility problems with newer versions of Java (it’s used for making the fancy interactive menus on that format). Yes, Java is still a thing.Return Policy for Prebuilt and Refurbished Computers – 60 day return window. If a HARDWARE problem arises, DM me via messages first before creating a return request (OS and software issues are not acceptable grounds for a return). If the problem(s) cannot be resolved, you can return the computer with ALL of its included hardware intact. Said hardware must be returned in its original condition. Please wipe the included storage device(s) beforehand as I do not want to know what you are up to.
Damage to and bricking of the system caused by overclocking ANY of the included hardware, along with abuse and neglect of said hardware, voids this policy.This listing was written entirely with no assistance from AI.