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Dell stuffs a dual-core chip into XPS 710

by Doug Berger on Nov 15, 2006 at 01:57 PM

Dell XPS 710

Dual-core chips have only been around for a few months, and Dell’s already passing them by.  The upgraded XPS 710, which was announced yesterday, got a whole new engine under the hood - an Intel 2.66GHz Core 2 Extreme QX6700 quad-core CPU (wow that’s a mouthfull).  Dell is touting the ability for the new PC to run multi-threaded games, so you can play all two of them that are out.

The XPS 710’s performance enables customers to easily run next-generation multi-threaded games or multimedia applications, high-definition video, or simultaneously watch movies and stream music from the same PC. Multi-threaded applications can take advantage of the quad-core chip’s ability to control multiple tasks at once.

So if you’re ready to dish out $3,699 to hook up with the XPS 710, we hope you at least got the 30 inch monitor too.

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