OptiPlex

OptiPlex is a line of business-oriented desktop computers produced by Dell Technologies. The series is designed for reliability, security, and ease of management in corporate, government, and educational environments.

Since its introduction in the 1990s, OptiPlex systems have evolved through many generations, incorporating newer processors and features to address the needs of professional users. The line covers a range of form factors, including compact micro and small form factor models, traditional mini-tower desktops, and all-in-one designs, allowing organizations to choose based on space and performance requirements.

Dell typically offers OptiPlex models across tiered lines that cater to different budgets and workloads, commonly described by series names such as 3000, 5000, and 7000. Higher-tier units generally provide more processing power, expansion options, and enhanced security and manageability features, while the lower tiers focus on value and essential performance.

Security and manageability are central to the OptiPlex design. Features commonly include enterprise-grade BIOS security, trusted platform module support, and compatibility with Dell management tools and, where available, Intel vPro remote management capabilities.

OptiPlex systems are designed with business lifecycles in mind, offering predictable warranties, serviceability, and options for long-term supply and disposal. Dell emphasizes energy efficiency and sustainable design in many OptiPlex models, aligning with corporate procurement and compliance needs.