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Dell XPS 700

Dell XPS 700
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alaScore 86

29 reviews

Dec, 2024

alaTest has collected and analyzed 29 reviews of Dell XPS 700. The average rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Desktops for all reviews. People really like the usability. The design is also appreciated, but there are some critical comments about the price and size.

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size, price

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Desktops the Dell XPS 700 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 86/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Donald Melanson (engadget.com)

Dell XPS 700 reviewed and ripped apart

 

It's not often that you read a review of a computer with a line like "You could kill someone with this thing," but the folks at bit-tech.net got to write that gem in their look at Dell's new gaming-oriented XPS 700, referring to the deadly-looking...

Sep, 2006
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Expert review by : Richard Baguley (pcworld.com)

Dell XPS 700

 

The Dell XPS 700 is a big, powerful system that has plenty of processing muscle to spare. Flexing Intel's 2.66-GHz Core 2 Duo E6700 processor and 2GB of DDR2-667 RAM, the system earned an impressive score of 153 on our WorldBench 5 benchmark. That puts...

Chassis has robust design Plenty of expansion room

Side panel is hard to remove

At $3985, the system is not cheap. But the speedy Dell XPS 700 has an edge in its smart, quiet design and easy expandability

Nov, 2006
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Expert review by : Joel Santo Domingo (pcmag.com)

Dell XPS 700

 

The Dell XPS 700 is big inside and out.

Unique styling. Speedy dual-core processor. SLI graphics. Ding dong, the kickstand's dead! New case is quiet. Card retention brackets. Vista-ready. 15-month security software subscription. No esoteric cooling methods mean that the system is serviceable...

Not quite as fast as some of its peers. Locked Core 2 Duo instead of unlocked Core 2 Extreme (in tested configuration). It's really ; big ; . Shipping delays and component shortages may affect your order. Media Center, but no remote or TV tuner.

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Sep, 2006
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Expert review by : Rich Brown (cnet.com)

Service and support

 

Dell XPS 700

Striking new case design; clean interior; includes Intel's new Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme chips; Nvidia chipset boosts performance.

A few design issues; limited graphics card selection; Dell's support continues to unimpress us for a system in this price range.

Dell's XPS 700 high-end desktop lives up to our expectations and delivers a polished, powerful, cutting-edge gaming PC. We still have a few issues, but nothing deal-killing and nothing that overwhelms our positive opinion. Dell can now hold its head...

Jul, 2006
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Expert review by : 411Team Specialist (my411family.com)

Dell XPS 700 Desktop Review

 

As smaller computer manufacturers focus on their ability to build amazingly powerful gaming machines, Dell has come out with a new powerful desktop capable of competing with them. Dell will always be competitive when is comes to prices, but how will...

It is prettier than most of Dell's other systems, and it can pack quite a punch. If you want a really heavy punch you will have to throw down some extra cash for the upgrades, but the standard $2,000 system is okay by itself. This is something for the...

Dec, 2006
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Expert review by : Scott M. Fulton (tomshardware.com)

What's causing Dell XPS 700 shipments to be delayed again, to October

 

Although Dell originally announced its Pentium D 900 series-based XPS 700 system last May, few - if any - customers who purchased this system ...

As customers began accepting Dell's offer for an upgrade, however, the focus of the company's shipment problems seemed to shift to the Core 2 Duos as well. An explanation offered by Dell digital media manager Lionel Menchaca on the company's blog...

Aug, 2006
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Expert review by : Benny Har-Even (trustedreviews.com)

Dell XPS 700

 

Dell's latest XPS desktop looks stupendous and should go like stink. So why is it a disappointment? Read on to find out.

At the rear of the case you’ll find a further six USB ports and another FireWire. There’s only one Ethernet port – more on that later – but there is a serial socket, as well as a PS/2 and keyboard ports. There’s an optical out port present, which seems...

Feb, 2011
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Expert review by : tech.co.uk staff (techradar.com)

Dell XPS 700 review

 

Boss hog lands. Feel the shockwaves...

Excellent choice of CPU ; Awesome 24-inch panel ; Good framerates out of the box

How about an 8800GTX?

A towering colossus of a rig, but it needs more graphical poke to drive that 24-inch panel

Jan, 2007
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Expert review by (pcformat.co.uk)

Dell XPS 700

 

So you want to be dominated, do you? Dirty little puppy. Then short of taping a cat o' nine tails to your DVD slot so that it gently flogs you when it opens and closes, this is definitely the gaming rig for you.

Excellent choice of CPU, Awesome 24-inch panel, Good framerates out of the box

How about an 8800GTX?

A towering colossus of a rig, but it needs more graphical poke to drive that 24-inch panel

Jan, 2007
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Expert review by : Rich Brown (cnet.com.au)

Dell XPS 700

 

Dell's new XPS 700 shows that it's finally starting to take high-end gaming seriously. The XPS 700 brings some long-missing innovation to Dell's high-end desktop line.

Stay tuned for our full review of the Dell XPS 700 as soon as we get our hands on a system.

Jun, 2006
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