Dell today expanded its internationally recognized line of desktop gaming systems with the XPSTM 720 H2C Edition, a performance junkie's dream built around a variety of premium technologies designed for overclocking.
The XPS 720 H2C Edition pushes the limits of extreme performance with Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP) memory technology. The system ships with 800MHz Corsair® DOMINATORTM EPP memory modules (factory overclocked* to 1066MHz) combined with Intel® multi-core processors (factory overclocked* up to bin+3). Additionally, BIOS switches allow users to manipulate the speed of the front-side bus and chipset through the Windows® operating system and third-party applications such as nVIDIA® nTune.
"Hard-core gamers and technology enthusiasts continue to challenge us to push limits, and we relish turning those challenges into reality," said Glen Robson, general manager, Dell's worldwide gaming products. "Dell is committed to delivering the best PC gaming experience available, combining leading-edge hardware and accessory innovations with the most extreme games, and the XPS gaming products are designed to do exactly that."
Technology Advancements Deliver Extreme Gaming
The XPS 720 H2C Edition showcases a number of other technology advancements. For example, "Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa," by NCSoft, due out this fall, delivers new levels of environmental complexity with its multi-threaded code primed to take advantage of multi-core processors. The recently released "CellFactor: Revolution," by Artificial Studios, Timeline Interactive and Immersion Games, takes full advantage of the AGEIA® PhysXTM Processor to deliver realistic movement and environmental interaction at incredible speeds without degrading overall performance.
Systems configured with dual SLI-enabled nVIDIA GeForce graphics cards will be ideally suited to take on this year's highly anticipated DirectX® 10 gaming titles, as well as next-generation OpenGL® titles. The cards also support connections to large high-resolution displays without impacting realism or fluidity of game play. Hard-core multi-taskers can set up dual or even quad-display stations to combine game play with productivity applications.
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