Dell announced it’s XPS 710 gaming desktop PC which can be built to order with the new 64-bit Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 quad-core processor. According to the press release, quad-core QX6700 can deliver “up to 55 percent better performance than an Intel Core 2 Extreme dual-core processor”.
The SLI enabled XPS 710 has four memory slots, bays for four hard drives and two optical drives, and seven expansion slots for single and dual graphics cards and hi-fi sound.
The new system is Microsoft Windows Vista Premium-Ready. The XPS 710 is available immediately worldwide. Prices start at $3,699 for the Jet Black chassis with an Intel Core 2 Extreme Q6700 processor, 750-watt power supply and two-year limited XPS warranty with prioritized support queue. The Special Edition Formula Red model with 1-kilowatt power supply and the same processor and warranty support starts at $3,799.
