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Processor:
3.6GHz Intel Core i7 4th generation quad-core (i7-4790)
Memory:
16GB DDR3
Hard Drive:
2TB 7200RPM
Optical Drive:
DVD/CD
Display/Monitor:
No
Additional Specs
Operating System:
Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
Memory Card Slot:
Multi-in-1 reader supports a variety of memory cards (cards sold separately)
Graphics:
NVIDIA GeForce GT 745 with 4GB GDDR3 graphics memory
Audio:
7.1-channel sound output with WAVE MAXXAudio 4
Wireless Adapter:
Wi-Fi 802.11a/b/g/n; Bluetooth 4.0
Wired Network Adapter:
Gigabit Ethernet LAN
Keyboard:
No
Pointing Device:
No
Ports:
(6) USB 3.0, (4) USB 2.0, (1) HDMI, (1) DisplayPort, (1) Audio output, (1) Audio input, (1) RJ-45 LAN
The Basics
Model #:
XPS 8700 (X8700-3130BLK)
Color:
Black
Measurements:
Approx. 16"H x 7.3"W x 17.5"D
Weight:
Approx. 30.4 lbs.
Power:
460-watt AC power supply
Listing:
UL
Country of Origin:
China


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all for $1,299.95

or $259.99 for 5 months

And do you think it could run GTA V

GTA V PC Specs

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Your best building a pc for gaming.you could buy a whole setup for that much

Yeah I know but it would cost me more money to build a system then just to buy a pre made system when I don't know much about PC hardware other then the Graphics cards I have a Gaming PC "Cybertron PC" but it gave me BSOD "saying something about a clock was intruppted on a 2nd processor" and I think the power block died on me and for gaming its was kinda lagging on some games and I want to play Games atlease on High Setting with no lag

no this pc sucks lol $1200 building you can go a lot farther that gpu wont be playing gta v at very high settings and toke saying setup you could buy a monitor a nice one for that much plus a good pc

u dont need to know anything about computers to build one just know that static electricity exists and your only big scary thing is putting the cpu in the socket which couldnt be anymore easier. dont waste your money spend it wisely and be a smart consumer research if you dont know something

Putting the hard drive in the bay is pretty hard and scary :troll:

i bet your gf tells you that all the time , its not a very large hdd :troll:

But... i don't have a gf

Honestly, no. For $1,200 you're just wasting your money. You could spend $800 and get something a lot more powerful, or you could spend the equivalent amount and end up having an insanely powerful rig that would just crap all of that Dell.

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On-topic, you can build a decent gaming PC for $500.

This PC is simply a rip off, save yourself some money and build one yourself. If you are worried about building your first PC then have look on the internet as there are plenty of websites and guides to help you out