XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Sam — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 18:55:41 GMT

HI,

I have recently got an xps one, however i want to connect it to a playstation 3. Its got an external lead with the red, yellow and white cablles go.

Can anyone tell me if it works?

Can I use the screen to display games?

If not its a strange all in one. Any response would be grateful.

Thanks

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Greg Potter — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:33:16 GMT

Can I upgrade the video card after the fact? I know it uses notebook parts, but could I buy an ATI Mobile Radeon HD 2400 for my current intergrated graphics XPS One?

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Franz Grua — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 20:00:45 GMT

Get a Mac.

:-D

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Zach — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 03:34:15 GMT

Looks like a great product. Could use a few more MHz of processor speed however. A 1080p display would also be nice. And only 2 gb of ram! Dell needs to bump that up to four and Ultimate should be able to run on the high end model. Great product for some but for now I am sticking with Apple's iMac.

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Harry — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 17:44:54 GMT

Howdy, I sure wish someone could confirm that it is QAM capable.

In other words, it can pull unscrambled digital cable channels without a set top box.

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

shahadin — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 12:33:01 GMT

Most people view Dell gaming computers as work-a-day systems for the masses, but serious gamers who have test-driven the new Dell XPS 710 H2C know better. This “Best Of” is the first factory-produced, overclocked, water-cooled gaming PC. This sleek, black Dell on steroids features the new 3.2GHz Intel Core Duo Extreme QX6700 Processor that is factory overclocked to 3.46 GHz, two 10,000 rpm hard drives, and a whopping 4GB of RAM that upgradeable to 8GB so it flies out of the box.

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

Christopher — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 17:55:14 GMT

Is there a Delay in shipping the XPS??

I ordered an XPS one Product Red Desktop. But received an email stating that ship date will be 2 weeks later, than what was originally posted. When I called Customer Service. They couldn't help. And stated, that they do not show why... I need some help! No one seems to know anything on this matter. (I paid an arm and a leg on next day delivery too.)

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

malnik — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 01:18:36 GMT

This computer is excellent. I'm impressed so far with the display quality, media touch sensors, keyboard and overall presentation. It's also quite fast. Very satisfied customer.

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

HUgh — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 12:04:57 GMT

I purchased an xps one with the standard 2GB of memory. I want to upgrade to 4 GB. Dell techs say the upgrade can't be made. However, memory retailers say they have 2 GB sticks (will need a pair) which will fit into the 2 available slots. I know the system will prob only recognize 3.5 GB of the memory due to the 32 bit os. Has anyone tried to upgrade the memory from a 3rd party retailer. Was the additional memeory recognized?

re: XPS One: New Dell All-in-One PC

HISTER — Wed, 21 May 2008 20:22:26 GMT

bah, i have the alienware up 2008, its the best.