Dell launch Intel Core i7 powered Studio XPS 435 desktop
Hold onto your hats folks because the kind people at Dell have reliably informed us that the wraps are now well and truly off the new Studio XPS 435 desktop machine in the UK – and boy does it sound tempting.
Now before we go any further; this is no budget PC but if your a tech-head, hardcore gamer, or need a ludicrously powerful PC to produce multimedia content then the new XPS 435 should handle it with aplomb.
The machine comes future-proofed (as much as any can be) and provides huge amounts of expandability options nestling amongst its already impressive specs.
On board there are Intel Core i7 processors with Turbo Boost technology and support for up to a mammoth 24GB of tri-channel RAM, which is enough to take care of even the most demanding of tasks. For the record, at entry level cost it comes with 6GB as standard.
The memory side of things is taken care of by 3 hard drive bays which will provide up to 4.5TB of storage space – so, more than enough to be going on with for a little while methinks.
Not content with a striking spec sheet, the Studio XPS 435 also is a distinctive looking machine with a pure white and translucent black bezel with accented orange trim casing. On the top of the full-size casing sits a recessed media tray with 3 angled USB ports, a 15-in-1 card reader and an IR receiver. You’ve also got the option of adding a Blu-ray drive for between £80 and £170 extra.
Without any doubt, it’s a powerful system, so it should come as no surprise to learn that you will need to part with a minimum of £1699 to get your hands on one of these beauties.
Out of interest I customised my own build and it came out at £3092.02 – That was with upgraded RAM (12GB instead of 6GB), a 24-inch widescreen monitor, a 2TB hard drive, upgraded graphics and the processor upgrade. If you remove the processor upgrade and the monitor it comes back down to £2190.
If you’d like to know more, or to customise your own, then hop on over to the Dell’s official UK site and take a look for yourself using the ‘Best Shopping Deals’ box below.
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The system is tilted back somewhat so you can easily reach buttons, ports, and slots when the tower is on the floor under your desk. This system’s quad-core processor, 6GB of DDR3 SDRAM, and 1GB ATI Radeon HD 4870 graphics card make it a capable choice for both multimedia and 3D gaming. Although there’s lots of room inside for upgrades, the 435’s motherboard supports only one graphics card.
wow it most latest pc till now I really impress about its configuration ram upto 12 gb it is great and its cabinet is also wonderful