In terms of general performance, the 7070 Ultra also made a great showing in the Geekbench 4.0 benchmark test, scoring 16,684 points. That said, hitting the sweet spot between these two extremes makes the 7070 Ultra well-suited to all sorts of office applications, and more than fast enough to get you through your work day. But stack it against any reasonably powerful mini PC, such as the 2018 Mac mini (2,544 MBps) or the HP Z2 Mini G4 workstation (1,017.8 MBps), and it falls short.
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Compared to a stick PC like the Azulle Access3 (27.81 MBps), or even run-of-the-mill office mini PCs like the Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q Tiny (169 MBps), the Optiplex is a speed demon. The Optiplex 7070 Ultra copied our 4.97 GB test folder in 6.9 seconds, giving us transfer speeds 737.39 MBps. Larger desktop towers may offer more muscular processing options, but none will do it in the cramped environs that the OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is made for. With 16GB of RAM and a 512GB solid state drive, the OptiPlex 7070 Ultra is surprisingly nimble.
Our review unit came equipped with an 8th-generation Intel Core i7-8665U processor, a laptop-grade CPU made to provide good multitasking and speedy performance in a very compact design. Dell OptiPlex 7070 Ultra review: Performance On the top edge of the 7070 Ultra is a power button, and a Kensington lock slot is found on the right hand edge, along with a security screw for secure mounting of the mini PC.
Most of the ports are along the bottom, with a pair of USB 3.0 jacks, an Ethernet connection and another USB-C port which serves as the power connector for the little system. Along one side you'll find a combination audio jack, a single USB 3.1 Type-A port and a USB type-C port that doubles as a DisplayPort. The Optiplex 7070 Ultra has a surprisingly robust selection of ports along the edges of its slim chassis. The included stand can be switched out for other monitor stand options, with a fixed stand that offers no height adjustment, a VESA mount stand that sets the OptiPlex mini PC off to the side instead of within the stand, and the height adjustable stand seen in this review. The next step up has an Intel Core i5-8265U quad-core CPU, which adds $50 to the price, and above that, a configuration with a Core i7-8565U processor, which adds $126 to the base price.īut other specs of the mini PC can be customized, with options for up to 64GB of RAM, in both standard and ECC versions, storage ranging from 500GB hard drives up to 1TB SSDs, and even options for your wireless card, with a choice of 802.11ac Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 6 via an Intel AX2000 card, or simply no wireless connectivity at all.
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