Traditional desktop computers still have a lot of value these days, especially at a time when working from home is the norm for many. Compared to a laptop, they can generally be outfitted with added ...

Over the past couple of years, Dell’s XPS laptop lineup has been the gold standard of Windows ultraportables. Dell is now trying to capture some of that same magic with the updated XPS Desktop. The ...

We met up with Dell yesterday evening to see the Dell XPS lineup. The company showed off new laptop and desktop designs. The desktop case received a massive upgrade, for the better in our opinion. The ...

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As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. With its available configurations, the Dell XPS ...

The XPS line of PCs is Dell’s pride and joy. It’s the pinnacle of performance and Dell design which the company puts a lot of work into. Still, there was a time when the XPS line wasn’t so well ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Dell XPS series has long offered premium performance in a package that could fit in any professional or home environment. The latest model ...

The Dell XPS brand of laptops and desktop computers is one of the most trusted names in the computing industry today, whether you’re looking for a device for personal or professional use. We’ve found ...

Dell has begun refreshing its popular XPS lineup of desktops and laptops with the latest mobile processors and GPUs. These updates mostly focus on chip upgrades, suggesting only mild improvements to ...

Dell's new XPS desktop features a large chassis, top-tier PC gaming part options, and ports galore. It will start at $919.99 and be available at some point in fall 2021. Its top configurations will ...

Going by the service manual (page 56 for motherboard shot); the 8960 is shockingly stingy for a system that starts not much short of $3k. Only 2 DIMM slots, 1 PCIex16; 2 x4, 2 m.2, 3 SATA(but mounts ...