Dell XPS 710 H2C Performance Gaming System reviewed
February 22nd, 2007 by jamesHotHardware reviews Dell’s latest top-of-the-line gaming system:
The XPS 710 H2C Edition is billed as a top-of-the-line ultra-performance machine built with the most hardcore of gamers in mind, a niche that Alienware is very familiar with. Not only does the XPS 710 H2C hold the distinction of being Dell’s first non-limited edition factory overclocked computer, it also uses Dell’s first in-house liquid cooling system to keep it’s quad-core power plant cool. The XPS 710 H2C is the most heavily performance-specified XPS system yet, with an Intel Core 2 QX6700 processor, dual GeForce 8800 GTXs, 4 GB of RAM and two Western Digital Raptors in a RAID 0 array, as standard equipment. We recently got our hands on one and we’ve been putting it through its paces, as it ripped through the benchmarks in our labs.
At $5035, you’re going to spend a lot for this rig just to have one of the highest performance gaming PCs out there. The benchmarks are great, as you would expect, but I won’t be buying one… ever.
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