Dell Inspiron 3793 review

The 3793: 16 GB Recorded, Graphics Missing

The Dell Inspiron 3793 records 16 GB of memory and nothing else — no CPU, no GPU, no listing price. Its graphics score of 0 is the flagged weakness, and the sheet's one concrete fact is the memory pool.

Where it holds up

The 16 GB of memory — half the class median of 32 — is the record's single verifiable asset, enough for ordinary multitasking if the rest of the machine exists in the same class. Mobility reads 6 against a median of 50 — the sheet offers little else: gaming 19, modeling 12, engineering CAD 19, photo design 13, all low-band defaults. Performance reaches 6.87, office 20.6. The 3793 sits one step above the fully blank 3721/3737/3781 records precisely because of its memory entry and these two scores — a small advantage, but the only one the family's thin tier can claim. The graphics zero, the empty performance record, and the missing price together keep this entry in placeholder territory regardless.

Where it falls short

Graphics is a coverage gap rather than a measured zero — no GPU entry, score 0 against a median of 27.24 — the flagged weakness. The composite score of 7 sits 82% below the class median of 39, portability reads 5.8, and no value reading exists. The record cannot answer the questions a buyer would ask.

Price and depreciation

No listing price is recorded and no depreciation curve is modeled for this entry.

Alternatives to consider

The Inspiron 3780 in this batch is the fuller sibling with an i7 8565U and a Radeon 520 on record. The Inspiron 3502 (2021) at $399 offers the modern-budget alternative with a mid-band office score.

Bottom line

Fairly priced for the class. Sixteen gigabytes of memory and an otherwise blank page — the family's other records say more.