Dell`s XPS 730x Core I7 gaming system reviewed

By Detector | 22 December 2008



After release of new Core i7 processors by Intel a month ago, Dell announced a new update to the XPS 730 with Core i7 tech under the hood – Dell’s XPS 730x Core I7 Gaming System.

The new Dell is first and foremost a technology update but the chassis has also been buffed up a bit. The Intel Core 2 processor and NVIDIA 790i Ultra SLI chipset powering the original XPS 730 line have been swapped with the new Core i7 processor and an Intel X58 Express chipset based motherboard.

The XPS 730x retains the original 730′s ability to support both Crossfire and SLI multi-GPU graphics. Like all XPS 700 series machines since the XPS 710, the XPS 730x is available with optional factory overclocking and a H2C edition featuring a two-stage liquid cooling system. And yes, it rips through Crysis quite nicely and puts up rather impressive benchmark numbers.

Read full review!

Tags | , ,

| |

Comments are closed.





Archives

Add to Technorati Favorites
website stats
TwitterCounter for @ukion