Dell Inspiron Zino HD 410 Review

The processor in the Dell Inspiron Zino HD is the P840 Triple Core processor running at a clock speed of 1.9ghz.

The chipset is a 785GX design and our system is populated with 4GB of DDR3-1333 running at 1066mhz. The machines ship with two options, a 4250 integrated chipset or the more substantial 5450 MXM card, which is installed in this particular unit. The 5450 is clocked at 675mhz and is supplied with 8 ROPs and 80 shaders, a perfect partner for a low powered all in one unit of this size. The 1GB of memory is partnered to a 64 bit memory bus.

Dell can deliver the system in various configurations and if the 5.0 score from Windows 7 isn't enough horsepower for you then you can opt for the Phenom 2 X4 P940 processor. Our system shipped with a P840 clocked at 1.9ghz.

We wouldn't call the system installation particularly minimal, but as this is a Dell product we expect to have a reasonable amount of software preinstalled. We don't mind their docking software system which displays an Apple ‘like' Dock on screen, but we take exception to McAfee and Roxio being installed. We immediately removed these and installed a free low overhead anti virus client.

The Bios is a rather basic setup with very little options available for tweaking, there are no overclocking settings available either. We have included some screenshots below.

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