This isn’t Dell’s top-of-the-line XPS 700, but it’s still an XPS system, which is Dell’s cream of the crop product line. It’s also a Core 2 Duo system, the third one we’ve tested. (The first one was Velocity Micro’s ProMagix E2200, and our second was the Gateway FX510XG which shares the same processor as our XPS 410.) Given its pedigree and burly processor, we expect it to perform quite well in our benchmarks. It’s not billed as a gaming machine per se, so we won’t be judging on that criteria alone, but we’ll be looking to see how it performs across the spectrum of our real-world benchmarks. As a PC that is neither super high end, nor budget, the XPS 410 is a “mid-to-high end” PC with good, but not top-of-the-line components across the board.



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