Home / Computers / The OptiPlex 7000 SFF uses a proprietary PSU — don't plan on upgrading itComputers Technology ramseeker pcThe OptiPlex 7000 SFF uses a proprietary PSU — don't plan on upgrading itDell uses a proprietary 180W or 260W PSU in the 7000 SFF. It’s not compatible with standard ATX units, so you’re stuck with the configuration it shipped with. Shop computer upgrades on Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe OptiPlex 7060 SFF hides upgrade slots beyond RAM and storageThe OptiPlex 5000 SFF has a wireless slot and PCIe expansionThe OptiPlex 3060 SFF can take a low-profile GPU — barelyThe Dell OptiPlex 3000 Micro is M.2-only for storageThe OptiPlex 3060 SFF won't take an M.2 SSD — its only M.2 slot is for Wi-FiExploreThe QNAP TS-462T3 has 8 GB of RAM headroom — modest but enough for basic NAS dutyThe 2011 MacBook Air lets you swap the Wi-Fi card — but don't expect miraclesThe ASUS PN41 comes VESA-ready — hide it behind your monitorThe iBook G3 Clamshell has a user-replaceable battery — vintage Apple simplicityThe M1 iMac 24-inch lives on AC power — no battery, no worriesPrevious The Oreck Commercial Canister is quiet enough to talk overNext The Narwal Freo A1 Ultra keeps clean and dirty water separate