Then, after complete backups are secured, and Update Assistant checked, the acid test is simply to install W10. Panasonic Toughbook CF-74 Intel T7300 4GB DDR2. Dell OptiPlex 790 (SFF) i7 16GB DDR3 GT710 2GB, 5. RM One (AIO PC) AMD Phenom II X4 905e 16GB DDR3 nVidia Geforce GT610 2GB GDDR3, 4. AMD FX-8320, 32GB DDR3, nVidia GeForce GT730 4GB GDDR3, 3. WD SATA HDD 圆 (various models & capacities) for storageīrowser: IE 11, Firefox (beta) & Waterfox Hard Drives: OS Drive: Western Digital WDS500G2B0A 500GB SSD Sound Card: M-Audio Delta Audiophile 24/96 Graphics Card: Palit nVidia GeForce GTX1050Ti 4GB GDDR5 Memory: Kingston Hyper X DDR3 2133MHz 32GB System Manufacturer/Model Number: Self Built I know some of the older, less common graphics hardware has had some problems with W10 support, but my guess is Intel HD Graphics will work fine with W10. This may help detect any problems before actually trying an installation. There may be upgrades necessary to the BIOS, drivers, etc that may impact how W10 will install and function.Īfter making sure the machine is as current as possible, make a system image backup (Macrium Free is always a good idea), backup any other files on the system hard drive, and try the Windows Update Assistant for W10: Perhaps a best first step would be to visit the Dell product support page link above, for your specific service tag, and select the OS that shipped originally with the machine to be sure to get the right HW specs.

How will Windows 10 work as far as graphics go on the 790? Technically the 790 is just one step up from the 780, but it is more being that the 790 is a tower and the 780 is a smaller flat desktop. My main concern with the 790 is 16:9 resolutions.

Do not recall which one so I included the service tag: XXXXXXXX The Dell Optiplex 790, on the other hand, has an Intel HD graphics.

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