Dell Core i7 XPS 730x Review
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Many of you want to know more about the Dell Core i7 XPS 730x and this is why we thought you might like the Dell Core i7 XPS 730x Review. Computer Shopper has done a quick review on this Gaming Desktop and at the time of the review the Dell Core i7 XPS 730x price was $3,809.
Let’s take a look at the pros and cons shall we, the good points about the Dell Core i7 XPS 730x would have to be the brilliant performance, the stunning design and all the user-friendly gaming features. The bad points would have to be and according to Computer Shopper that the i7 XPS 730x is too expensive compared to similarly equipped Core i7 systems.
All-in-all the Dell Core i7 XPS 730x is fantastic on the performance front and all the features are pretty impressive and would have to say most avid gamers will just love it, but the price may scare a few people away. This system is around $900 more than the Falcon Northwest’s Talon which is possibly a little better, overall would have to say that the XPS 730x is a great buy if you have the money. Read the full review here.
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I just ordered one with a 25% off coupon. I included the 4 year warranty as I live on a small island in the Caribbean and can get it serviced in my house by a Dell tech from a neighboring island.
Between the warranty and the huge discount, this was a no brainer for me.
i7-955 Extreme factory OC’d to 3.73GHz
6GB Tri-Channel DDR3
SLi Dual GTX280 1024MB cards
4 year warranty and accidental damage coverage
A hair over $4k after the discount.
My first gaming box in 5 years, so I have 2+ years worth of titles to catch up on.
Caliban- where did you find a 25% off coupon for the 730x? I can find plenty for the 730, but none for the new model…
I came up with it in Google but it expired on December 1st.
I have also since decided to build my own box. Even after the 25% discount at Dell, for the same money I can build a three-way SLI (GTX 280) system with all top-of-the-line components (CPU, RAM, PSU, case, MB, etc) for the same money. Most all of the parts come with good warranties, though I still would like to have that great in-house deal. In the end, the price diff just wasn’t worth going with the Dell.
-Doc
I too ordered one and it’s being delivered tomorrow. I also stumbled upon the 25% off coupon which saved me over $US 700.00
I got the i7 940 2.93Ghz
GTX280 1024mb graphics
300Gb Velocirapter 10,000 rpm drive
6Gb Triple Channel RAM
23″ HDMI 1080P widescreen (new model)
all under $US 3,000 including free shipping
Hey Eric where do you get that 25% off coupon?
I google everywhere and they are all expire.
Even ebay doesn’t have it.
If I can get my hand on it.
I’ll order a 730x
I am also looking into buying a Dell XPS730x but could not find a valid 25% coupon. So I started looking around for a cheaper options and found out the Dell is actually expensive even with the 25% discount compared to CyberpowerPC. However, with the 25% discount, Dell is cheaper than building your own with parts from Newegg or Frys. Here are the reasons why you can get a much better deal from CyberpowerPC.
1. Better choices for air-cooled and water cooling heatsink. Dell charges $600 for their proprietary water cooling.
2. Dell’s DDR3 memory are the slow 1066MHZ. Cyberpower offers the 1600 and 1800 MHZ ones (Corsair brand) at a cheaper price.
3. Dell does not have the triple-SLi option
4. Overpriced 10K RPM velociraptor drives. Fry’s has them on sale all the time for $229.