Right-side I/O Circuit Board with Audio USB Port and CMOS batteries were replaced.
A fresh installation of Tiny11, a de-bloated variation of Windows 11 Pro (64-bit), is the system's operating system. Windows 11 Pro has been activated. All drivers from Dell have been installed and Windows has been fully updated prior to packaging. Thermal mediums were reapplied as needed (PTM7950 and Upsiren Thermal Putty).
Programs VLC media player, Firefox web browser, and "Speccy" are also installed. "Speccy" is a free software program that reads the laptop's installed hardware. AMD adrenaline was installed, though AMD workstation software is available in the downloads folder if the intended use of the laptop is as a workstation rather than a gaming laptop.
The laptop exhibits wear, scuff, and scratch marks typical from normal everyday use, but the laptop is otherwise fully intact with no major damage. All USB ports, keyboard, headphone jack, network jack, bluetooth, and Wi-Fi were all tested and appear to function normally. I did not test the microphone jack, or any of the others. The battery possesses 11% wear and I did not feel that it was necessary to replace.
This system includes a number of possible avenues for further upgrades after purchase. Examples include, but isn't limited to: Two unused M.2 PCIe NVME slots for additional storage. System memory can support 32 (2667MHz) to 64GB (2133MHz) of DDR4 system memory among four total DIMM slots (of which two are currently being used with two more within the interior of the laptop). The dedicated GPU can be upgraded to one of a number of different GPU options, plus others unmentioned. The CPU is soldered to the motherboard.
A charger is included with this laptop.
