Dell is all set to enter into sub-$1500 gaming PC space with the new XPS 630. Keeping up the tradition of yielding quality products, this one certainly deserves applause. It’s a grand gaming powerhouse which justifies why it is placed among the best. It is fully equipped with a Core 2 Duo E8200 chip and a 512MB nVidia GeForce 8800 GT card; still it is noiseless as the fans slow down after spooling up at outset. It’s compatible with the ATI Radeon CrossFire dual-card solution which provides the fans options for configuring or upgrading. XPS 630 features Dell’s Light FX 2.0 case lighting with ATX chassis. Other Dell XPS benefits include the XPS specialized support line, XPS accessory kit (mouse pad, case for CDs/DVDs, earphones. XPS 630 is a better version than FX7020, its most direct competitor, as it triumphs over the latter one on SLI and CrossFire upgradability. On top of it, it also has a longer Internet Security Subscription of 15 months. The XPS 630 is that system which is perfectly feasible to operate as soon as it comes out of box. It can be all yours for nearly $1269.
Source: CrunchGear
