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Dell's Website Reveals High-End XPS 435 Desktop

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It looks like Dell, keeping with their latest trend of sneaking machines onto their website, has added a graceful new addition to their line of Studio XPS desktops; the Studio XPS 435.

Under the hood of the 435 you’ll find a 3.2GHz Core i7 running on an X58 chipset, room for up to 24GB of DDR3 RAM, and 4.5TB of storage across three hard drive bays. To make it all show up on your monitor, they’ll include a Radeon HD4870. And, of course, to help sweeten the deal they’re tossing in a Blu-ray drive, a 15-in-1 card reader, and a whopping eight USB ports.

Currently there’s no word on pricing or availability, but we’re guessing that a machine packing stats like those will give one’s checking account plenty to worry about.

 

Image Credit: Dell

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avatarAlso...

Proprietary PSU???

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avatarWhat's the price?????

Whatever the price is from Dell, you'll be able to build a better one for about half the dough. Dell's are way overpriced and I've heartd alot of bad things about their service too.

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avatarEight USB ports is

Eight USB ports is whopping?

I need more than a dozen for all my crap.

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avatarOh my god it's not a BTX

Oh my god it's not a BTX motherboard. Dell has finally quit BTX. Thank god. I mean come on Intel is never going to be able to live down BTX. There is always going to be a punk like me to remind them of their failures and complete flops whenever they get happy. 

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avatarI hear you!

I'm actually using an XPS 400 right now... damn you BTX with your limited upgradeability.

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