Dell XPS Renegade

2006-01-07 10:25:50

#1

brandon001: Member; +0|6806|MI

http://gear.ign.com/articles/679/679405p1.html

4 Nvidia 7800's. Can't imagine what BF2 would look like. Plus the 30" screen would be nice too.

What do you guys think? Would it be worth it to pay that much more?

2006-01-07 11:42:32

#2

CC-Marley: Member; +407|6827

I'd be afraid to turn it on................BOOOOMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lots of power there.....

2006-01-07 13:22:47

#3

uk.solidsnake: Member; +3|6706|England, UK

That kind of setup wouldn't make Battlefield look any better. Perform better? Most likely.

I personally would never spend that kind of money on a setup like that, dual card solutions are nothing more than a money making gimmick, give it a few months and there will be a single card faster than having multiple older cards. Plus that thing could heat an apartment as well as require the same amount of power to light one.

2006-01-07 13:34:08

#4

dan500: Member; +57|6846

If there the Duel 7800GTs on one card, then i would not get this, two 7800GTX's (256mb) in SLi was almost the same performance;

https://images.tomshardware.com/2005/12/14/sneak_preview_of_the_nvidia_quad_gpu_setup/3dmark05_1280_aa4.png

https://images.tomshardware.com/2005/12/14/sneak_preview_of_the_nvidia_quad_gpu_setup/quake_1280_aa4.png

2006-01-07 13:46:12

#5

chaser4life: Member; +0|6759|Small, dark, red room

It has 2 dual core 7800 GTX 512 in SLI, not the 256. What shocked me is Dell is going to warranty the 4.2G OCed processor. "Dell"ienware? Dell sales reps don't even know about this thing yet, I'm married to one, she was speechless.

Last edited by chaser4life (2006-01-07 13:48:59)

2006-01-07 13:49:53