Dell announces $9,930 gaming PC

Knight37 wrote:
> I'll take two of these, I want one in case the other one breaks I don't
> have to wait for their tech support to fix it.
>
> arcanastr... DeleteThis @yahoo.com wrote:
> > "The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade delivers
> > to U.S. consumers an immersive gaming experience based on the
> > industry's first dedicated physics accelerator-the AGEIATM PhysXTM
> > processor.
> >
> > At CES Dell was the first to demonstrate the power of NVIDIA®
> > Quad-SLITM graphics technology on the XPS 600 Renegade. Customers using
> > four NVIDIA GeForce® 7900 processors on two controllers now can play
> > complex 3-D games at the highest video settings, without sacrificing
> > realism or on-screen performance. They can run applications at 2,560 x
> > 1,600 resolution, for example, on the included Dell 3007WFP 30-inch
> > widescreen flat panel monitor for a truly high-definition experience.
> >
> > Dell also gives gamers the extra speed they crave by overclocking the
> > latest Intel® Pentium® 965 Extreme Edition processor up to 4.26 GHz,
> > backed by specialized XPS support technicians via phone, e-mail or
> > chat.
> >
> > The XPS 600 Renegade system is available in limited quantities with the
> > Dell 3007WFP 30-inch flat panel monitor starting at $9,930."
> >
> >
> > It comes with dual Western Digital 160 RAID 0 10,000 RPM hard drives
> > and a 400GB 7200 RPM hard drive. 2GB of 667 Mhz DD2 SDRAM and a Sound
> > Blaster X-FI Fatality Sound Card.
Bah my computer is much cheaper and has a louder fan so there! Loud
fans FTW!
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"The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade

I hate custom paint jobs... so tacky. I'll stick with mine ta.
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"The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade delivers
to U.S. consumers an immersive gaming experience based on the
industry's first dedicated physics accelerator-the AGEIATM PhysXTM
processor.

At CES Dell was the first to demonstrate the power of NVIDIA®
Quad-SLITM graphics technology on the XPS 600 Renegade. Customers using
four NVIDIA GeForce® 7900 processors on two controllers now can play
complex 3-D games at the highest video settings, without sacrificing
realism or on-screen performance. They can run applications at 2,560 x
1,600 resolution, for example, on the included Dell 3007WFP 30-inch
widescreen flat panel monitor for a truly high-definition experience.

Dell also gives gamers the extra speed they crave by overclocking the
latest Intel® Pentium® 965 Extreme Edition processor up to 4.26 GHz,
backed by specialized XPS support technicians via phone, e-mail or
chat.

The XPS 600 Renegade system is available in limited quantities with the
Dell 3007WFP 30-inch flat panel monitor starting at $9,930."


It comes with dual Western Digital 160 RAID 0 10,000 RPM hard drives
and a 400GB 7200 RPM hard drive. 2GB of 667 Mhz DD2 SDRAM and a Sound
Blaster X-FI Fatality Sound Card.

Does anything actually use the Ageia processor?
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I'll bet my new box can kick its butt. nVidia GF7900GTO 256.
AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running cool. Maybe I'll speed it up
later. Heh!

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arcanastream DeleteThis @yahoo.com wrote:
> "The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade delivers
> to U.S. consumers an immersive gaming experience based on the
> industry's first dedicated physics accelerator-the AGEIATM PhysXTM
> processor.
>
> At CES Dell was the first to demonstrate the power of NVIDIA®
> Quad-SLITM graphics technology on the XPS 600 Renegade. Customers using
> four NVIDIA GeForce® 7900 processors on two controllers now can play
> complex 3-D games at the highest video settings, without sacrificing
> realism or on-screen performance. They can run applications at 2,560 x
> 1,600 resolution, for example, on the included Dell 3007WFP 30-inch
> widescreen flat panel monitor for a truly high-definition experience.
>
> Dell also gives gamers the extra speed they crave by overclocking the
> latest Intel® Pentium® 965 Extreme Edition processor up to 4.26 GHz,
> backed by specialized XPS support technicians via phone, e-mail or
> chat.
>
> The XPS 600 Renegade system is available in limited quantities with the
> Dell 3007WFP 30-inch flat panel monitor starting at $9,930."
>
>
> It comes with dual Western Digital 160 RAID 0 10,000 RPM hard drives
> and a 400GB 7200 RPM hard drive. 2GB of 667 Mhz DD2 SDRAM and a Sound
> Blaster X-FI Fatality Sound Card.
>


But your $10,000 still buys you tech support from India...
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Thus spake "Shawk" <shawk DeleteThis @clara.co.uk.3guesses>, Fri, 24 Mar 2006 20:32:29
-0000, Anno Domini:

>
><arcanastream DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:1143229468.957778.63940@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>
>"The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade
>
>I hate custom paint jobs... so tacky. I'll stick with mine ta.

Black Antec Sonata all the way!

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I can't handle that kind of power, and neither should anybody, except maybe
those chosen by God, like you know, the president of the U.S.
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On Fri, 24 Mar 2006 22:23:44 GMT, John Cocktosen
<JohnCocktosen DeleteThis @thedoor.com> wrote:

>arcanastream@yahoo.com wrote:
>> "The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade delivers
>> to U.S. consumers an immersive gaming experience based on the
>> industry's first dedicated physics accelerator-the AGEIATM PhysXTM
>> processor.
>>
>> At CES Dell was the first to demonstrate the power of NVIDIA®
>> Quad-SLITM graphics technology on the XPS 600 Renegade. Customers using
>> four NVIDIA GeForce® 7900 processors on two controllers now can play
>> complex 3-D games at the highest video settings, without sacrificing
>> realism or on-screen performance. They can run applications at 2,560 x
>> 1,600 resolution, for example, on the included Dell 3007WFP 30-inch
>> widescreen flat panel monitor for a truly high-definition experience.
>>
>> Dell also gives gamers the extra speed they crave by overclocking the
>> latest Intel® Pentium® 965 Extreme Edition processor up to 4.26 GHz,
>> backed by specialized XPS support technicians via phone, e-mail or
>> chat.
>>
>> The XPS 600 Renegade system is available in limited quantities with the
>> Dell 3007WFP 30-inch flat panel monitor starting at $9,930."
>>
>>
>> It comes with dual Western Digital 160 RAID 0 10,000 RPM hard drives
>> and a 400GB 7200 RPM hard drive. 2GB of 667 Mhz DD2 SDRAM and a Sound
>> Blaster X-FI Fatality Sound Card.
>>
>
>
>But your $10,000 still buys you tech support from India...

Yes and I could afford 2,500 sessions with female indian prostitutes
for that kind of money.

On second thought I'll take the computer.
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Nice rig.

olaf
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but, can I install DOS on it and play my old games?
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On 25 Mar 2006 02:05:38 GMT, Knight37 <knight37m.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:

>"johns" <johns123.TakeThisOut@moscow.com> once tried to test me with:
>
>> I'll bet my new box can kick its butt. nVidia GF7900GTO 256.
>> AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running cool. Maybe I'll speed it up
>> later. Heh!
>
>Umm, no. Anyone who spends $10000 for this Dell deserves the biggest
>computer, smallest dick award. Let them have their glory.

I just financed one of these babies. You're saying I did wrong? I
can still send it back. I just want to play a good game of bandicoot
on it. Let me know plz.
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<arcanastream.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote

>"The limited-edition, custom-painted DellTM XPS 600 Renegade delivers
>to U.S. consumers an immersive gaming experience based on the
>industry's first dedicated physics accelerator-the AGEIATM PhysXTM
>processor.

Apparently DX:IW still runs a bit sluggish though.
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Thusly Knight37 <knight37m RemoveThis @gmail.com> Spake Unto All:

>"johns" <johns123 RemoveThis @moscow.com> once tried to test me with:
>
>> I'll bet my new box can kick its butt. nVidia GF7900GTO 256.
>> AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running cool. Maybe I'll speed it up
>> later. Heh!
>
>Umm, no. Anyone who spends $10000 for this Dell deserves the biggest
>computer, smallest dick award. Let them have their glory.

I doubt it's really a gaming machines. I'm guessing it's either a
custom-made graphics workstation, or a concept/prestige build (like,
say, BMW has a formula 1 team for use in marketing).
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