Dell XPS 730X

Massively overpowered, water cooling cuts down on noise, well-constructed case

Enormous, prohibitively expensive, water cooling isn’t particularly quiet, no eSATA on front panel

Dell’s behemoth XPS 730x gaming PC is overkill. Two video cards, water cooling, a mammoth processor, 6GB of RAM and a garish full tower case combine to make a machine that will handle any recent game thrown at it, and its performance was excellent...

Sturdy case is easily upgradable. One-kilowatt power supply. ATI CrossfireX- or Nvidia SLI-capable motherboard. Innovative lighting. Blu-ray reader. Available in an H2C version. Cheaper than the $5K club members. Bluetooth included.

Big and heavy (if you ever have to move it). Could use another data drive. No hard switch for reset or power.

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Good looks ; Astonishing performance

The price ; Graphics could be better

A whopper of a PC in both size and price, but it does offer unbeatable (so far) performance

Massively overpowered, water cooling cuts down on noise, well-constructed case

Enormous, prohibitively expensive, water cooling isn’t particularly quiet, no eSATA on front panel

Machine worked out of the box without any problems. Has exceded my expectations

I thought it took to long to build and ship, almost 8 weeks. But it was worth the wait

The XPS 730X is a massive system, I'm not sure where to start. As has been stated before, this thing starts up like a jet plane and then quiets down to hardly any sound. And it is huge, read the dimensions to make sure you have room for this system,...

Did I say this was massive? I was glad I wasn't alone when the box came, I would have never been able to get it out

Everything! It's faster than anything I've ever used, and so far, stable as a rock. Everything is nice and smooth on my 24" monitor running at a full 1920x1200. World of Warcraft and SPORE never looked so good! As an IT tech for over 25 years, I can...

It's a little larger (physically) than I expected, (had to modify my desk a bit) but that's minor compared to the POWER of this thing

Incredibly stable

Certainly a bit costy

Quick, easy to start up, I7, good memory, sweet looking case and cool lighting

No Dongle out of the box so I couldnt use my duel monitors, Dells support wasnt bad although it was slightly far fetched what the person was trying to do, re install drivers? Oh well, also some weird sound issues that I am yet to figure out