How to add additional port to Dell Optiplex 7060 MFF 

No problem sir !!! These MFF machines are nice I’m happy with mine.

@@charleeeugene Yup Yup Same, I got a pretty good one all things considered.7060 MFF 1TB nvme 32GB DDR4 i7 8700T 6 core Wifi & Bluetooth. I repasted it & re-enabled the Bluetooth since it was likely disabled by the Office I.T. when it was in service. Easy fix to save a USB port from a Bluetooth dongle. I still need to order the bracket so I can add my 1TB 870 EVO. My main mod is gonna be that USB C port in place of the VGA port it came with. From what I can tell the USB C Daughterboard you linked can do Video & Data & Charge since it has both the USB C and the VIDEO cables that plug into the Mobo. The VGA port on mine is using only the VIDEO plug on the Mobo & the USB C plug on the Mobo in unused. Also shout out team MX Keys Mini freaking love this keyboard.

@@cemeteryhill Sounds like me and you could geek out all day . Similar taste when it comes to tech!!!!!!! Thanks for tuning in bro really appreciated it !!!!! Your PC is a beast with those specs!!!!!!

@@charleeeugene haha thanks man! I subscribed after the optiplex & the logi-keyboard cracked me up. I was like "This dude is literally me"

Grab yourself a precision screwdriver kit and a regular screwdriver kit just to be safe . Thanks for the kind words you got this!!!!!

Good stuff I love hearing this and thanks for watching appreciate it!!!!!

I’ll send a link if I find it

@@charleeeugene Awesome Thanks

You are so welcome!

Not quite sure but I’m confident if you connect it to a 4k monitor you’d get that res !!!!

I’m not sure but I highly doubt it. I’ll check it out

@@charleeeugene aah i have 7050 bro please check for that , thanks aton bro

Somebody said they have a better nic module than the one it comes with not sure if it’s 10gb though. I will look into it.

The only m.2 10Gbps modules I've seen were way to big to fit but getting m.2 a+e 2.5 Gbps that works in the wifi card expansion is cheap and easy to get. I have two of these devices in a proxmox cluster and they work really well with the added Realtek NIC that I've bought.

@@gyllkrans Thanks for sharing the info !!!!

Using a microcenter brand called inland affordable prices for SSD's

I agree!!!!

Hey stringer what’s your 7060 specs?

@@charleeeugene mine's a 7050, with the i5-6500T CPU & 16 GiB of RAM. And I just got a 7th gen i7 for it. Mine was sold as "no HDD, no OS" but when I installed Windows 10 to update the BIOS, it registered, so I've been using it as a Windows machine to do various things.

You don't want to max out the ram to 32GB?@@StringerNews1

@@charleeeugene I don't even use 16. I just happened to have another stick of 2400T RAM that matched the one it came with, so I put it in. For what I'm using it for, it would be fine with 8.

Yup go for the usbc port in the back that would be your best bet.

I know but not sure how old you are but I’ve been seeing VGA for at least 30 years now.

@@charleeeugene Im half a century, or in Internet years, an Epoch old. VGA still as a few decades left in it.

@@Yandarval Good luck with VGA you can have it LOL!!!!!!!!

@@charleeeugene I much prefer DIsplayport. VGA is just a fact of life, until the machines using it finally die. There are often stories of companies scouring Ebay etc for ancient parts to keep multi million machines going. Parts for late 90s, 2000s PC that will only run the controller software on X hardware and OS version. Even a VM does not cut it at times. Due to how rubbish some of the controller software is.

@@Yandarval your absolutely correct a lot of legacy equipment still in use rely on VGA . I like display port as well I run thru HDMI cables like crazy. I guess I like the fact that audio and video work on HDMI/Display cables.