Xps Gaming Computer Views

Electronics

XPS 210 - A small-form-factor case that is 67% smaller than the XPS 410. It does not use full-size PCI slots. The XPS 200 is aimed at being a low-impact machine, meaning it blends in better with the room's features. It is more of a multimedia computer than an actual gaming machine, despite the XPS name. The main difference between the XPS 210 and its predecessor, the XPS 200, is the upgrade to the Intel Core 2 Duo processor line. This makes the XPS 210 faster than the XPS 200.

XPS 730 H2C - This was Dell's latest high- performance gaming computer. It had H2C (a high-performance cooling system) as standard, which was ideal for gaming. Its motherboard , the nVidia nForce 790i Ultra, was capable of overclocking its quad core Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 up to 3.64 GHz. Dual channel DDR3 SDRAM system memory was available in United States and UK.[6] There was a choice of colors also at some outlets. The basic model specs of the PC were: Intel Core 2 Extreme Processor QX9650 (3.46o GHz Overclocked), DUAL 1GB ATI Radeon 3870 X2 Crossfire X Graphics Card, 2GB Memory, 1TB 7200rpm Dual HDD. The base price in the UK was £2,499.[7] The system also came with an improved H2C cooling device, seen on ultra high gaming computers. This has since been replaced by the XPS 730x (see above).

Released on November 16, 2008, it is basically an XPS 730 with the new Intel Core i7 which also used the new Intel X58 Motherboards. The 730x has where, when configured with the Core i7 975 Extreme Edition, can be factory-overclocked to 3.73h GHz. The 730x also integrates Alienware's AlienFX and a new theatre lighting system. The internals of the 730x have also been redone for ease of upgrades, although most of the inside remains the same. The 730x now supports a Tri-Channel of 6 GB of DDR3. The graphics card support is either a dual or single Geforce GTX 285, or a single ATI Radeon 4870 X2. The 730x operating system also supports 64-bit Windows. Dell has discontinued the XPS 730x in its US online store and is currently in the process of selling remaining stock. It has been mentioned that this was done to focus more attention for customers seeking gaming computers to Alienware. The desktop was discontinued on September 17,

XPS M140 - The lower end model XPS computer that has a chassis identical to an Dell Inspiron E1405 laptop. This model features a choice of several Intel mobile processors, 14.1-inch widescreen and between 512 MB to 2 GB of RAM. This model being more media-oriented than gaming currently does not feature a dedicated graphics card. This model has been replaced by the E1405, a 14.1-inch laptop physically similar the M140. It features the newer Intel Core Duo processors and Intel's 945 chipset. It is no longer classified as an XPS laptop, however.