Dell XPS 625 Expert Reviews

While pricey gaming rigs from the likes of Alienware and HP's Voodoo unit often grab headlines, these machines are well out of reach for most consumers. Thank goodness for systems...

Respectable performance ; sleek shell and AlienFX lighting deliver fine gaming style ; handy gaming utilities come pre-installed ; low price

Few perks ; optional upgrades can really boost the price ; struggles with higher graphics settings

The $1499 (without monitor) Dell XPS 625 is at the high end of our sub-$1500 value PC category in both performance and price. But if you're willing to consider systems priced just a few hundred dollars more, which throws Intel Core 2 Quad-based ...

Strong design Phenom II CPU

Slightly pricier PCs deliver much more performance

We've thrown a bunch of numbers at you in this review. But it's important to get a fair representation of this Phenom II-based machine, as AMD sees its newest processor as a viable alternative to Intel's quad-core lineup. "Alternative" might be too ...

Based on our review of AMD's latest Phenom II processor, we noted that the new processor could make up the core of a fairly low cost gaming system. Dell has stepped up to the plate, adding an all-AMD system based on the "Dragon" platform. The Dell XPS ...

Good price performance ratio ; nice touches abound, including pre-strung drive cables ; lots of expansion

Lack of flexibility in choosing options ; better graphics needed

Dell's new budget gaming rig, built around AMD's Dragon platform, offers reasonable performance, but needs a better selection of available options.

The Dell XPS 625 is a strong Phenom II-based desktop PC, but if you're willing to spend an extra hundred bucks or so, you can get even more for your money.

Strong design ; Phenom II CPU

Slightly pricier PCs deliver much more performance

We've thrown a bunch of numbers at you in this review. But it's important to get a fair representation of this Phenom II-based machine, as AMD sees its newest processor as a viable alternative to Intel's quad-core lineup. "Alternative" might be too ...

The Dell XPS 625 is an AMD Phenom II gaming PC is at the high end of our value PC category in both performance and price - starting at £799 without a monitor.

The Dell XPS 625 is a strong desktop-PC contender, but if you're willing to spend an extra hundred bucks or so, you can get even more for your money.

The Dell XPS 625 looks the part but you may feel the need to upgrade its innards before long

Nice design ; Decent performance

Not the best CPU ; Graphics should be better for the cash

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The name of the game here is more evolutionary rather than revolutionary, but the new Dell XPS 625 takes what is and operates. The system itself is not surprising in a particular area, but if all the small details that come with a powerful system that ...

Dell widens the basis of its range of PCs for gamers. The good news, the enrichment of the offer is from the bottom with machines moinscoûteuses and rather attractive .

The price of housing design, quality finishing, customizable configuration ;

Nothing ;

Of course, the XPS 625 is configurable to the environment. It is doncpossible to add some components for better performance: hard drives in Raid, inflated to block processor, graphics card and even pluspuissante Killer NIC network card. Obviously, in this...