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Dell XPS 8940 Desktop: i5-10400, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 1TB HDD, GTX 1660 Ti Expired
$700
$1,180.00
+ Free Shipping
Dell Home & Office has Dell XPS Desktop (XPS MT 8940) on sale for $699.99 when you apply coupon code DTXPSAFF21 at checkout. Shipping is free.
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- Go to Dell XPS Desktop and add item to cart
- Proceed to cart
- Apply coupon code DTXPSAFF21
- Your total will be $699.99, shipping is free
- Intel Core i5-10400 6-Core (12 Thread) 2.9GHz Processor
- 16GB (1x16GB) 2666Mhz DDR4 RAM
- 256GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive
- 1TB 7200 RPM 3.5" SATA III Internal Hard Drive
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB GDDR6 Graphics Card
- Built-In WiFi 802.11AC + Bluetooth 4.1
- Windows 10 Home 64bit English
- Dell USB Keyboard & Mouse included
- Ports:
- Front
- SD Card Slot
- Headset Jack
- 3x USB 3.1 Type A
- 1x USB 3.1 Type-C
- Rear
- Audio ports (5.1 channel 3 jack)
- 1x DisplayPort 1.2
- 1x HDMI 1.4
- 4x USB 3.1 Type A
- 2x USB 2.0 Type A
- Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000)
- Front
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- Includes a 1 Year Hardware Service with Onsite/In-Home Service After Remote Diagnosis
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- Unless the product is defective or the return is a direct result of a Dell error, Dell may charge a restocking fee of 15% of the purchase price paid less shipping and handling
- Dell return policy details here
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(Mine has 16GB after I added one stick) Hooked up to my 4k TV ( 4k resolution but drop in detail/textures as needed): Shadow of the Tomb raider: ~40-50FPS@medium; Time spy score: 5568
Was able to overclock GPU by 120mhz and memory by 112mhz ish with no over voltage. Able to see about 10-15% improvement in minimum frame rate and an increase of about 5% in average frame rate.
The system runs very quiet at least I can't hear it running in my living room with normal background noises. Has two 3.5" bays for internal expanse and two 2.5" for SSDs (comes with one 2.5" SSD bracket). Has I think 3 extra Sata cables and power connectors from what I remember.
GPU (1660 super) is double slot short length with 6-pin power connector.
4-memory slots in total, mine came with single 8GB 2666mhz 1.2 Cl19, was able to find a cheap $28 8GB module on Amazon to upgrade to 16GB.
Upgrade possibilities:
CPU: any 65w LGA1200 CPU (ie. 10700)
Memory: DDR4 DIMMs 2666 or 2933 depending on process (I think)
GPU: Something that can run off of 6-pin power plug (you can find adapters for 6 to 8-pin if you want to gamble) or add SFX PSU
Wifi: This is pretty standard
SSD M.2: NVMe drives PCIe 3.0 x4
SSD/HDD: I think there's at least 4 sata ports on the motherboard
2 additional PCIe slots: 1x and I think 4x (above and below the GPU) are open for network cards or other cards
Pardon any typos or mistakes, tried my best to compile what I could off of memory
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Looks like the differences are:
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1660 SUPER™ 6GB GDDR6 -----> NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 1660 Ti 6GB GDDR6 (any difference between Super vs TI??)
8 GB ram --> 16 GB ram
256 ssd --> 256 ssd + 1TB sata HD
I would think it is pretty close.
RAM - $38
1 TB HDD - $45
The 1660 super and ti are not dramatically different. But super is newer and has slightly better fps.
All in all not the exact same value as XPS at $590. But it is really close and is a great deal if considered in isolation. You would have a hard time beating this price at present times.
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(Mine has 16GB after I added one stick) Hooked up to my 4k TV ( 4k resolution but drop in detail/textures as needed): Shadow of the Tomb raider: ~40-50FPS@medium; Time spy score: 5568
Was able to overclock GPU by 120mhz and memory by 112mhz ish with no over voltage. Able to see about 10-15% improvement in minimum frame rate and an increase of about 5% in average frame rate.
The system runs very quiet at least I can't hear it running in my living room with normal background noises. Has two 3.5" bays for internal expanse and two 2.5" for SSDs (comes with one 2.5" SSD bracket). Has I think 3 extra Sata cables and power connectors from what I remember.
GPU (1660 super) is double slot short length with 6-pin power connector.
4-memory slots in total, mine came with single 8GB 2666mhz 1.2 Cl19, was able to find a cheap $28 8GB module on Amazon to upgrade to 16GB.
Upgrade possibilities:
CPU: any 65w LGA1200 CPU (ie. 10700)
Memory: DDR4 DIMMs 2666 or 2933 depending on process (I think)
GPU: Something that can run off of 6-pin power plug (you can find adapters for 6 to 8-pin if you want to gamble) or add SFX PSU
Wifi: This is pretty standard
SSD M.2: NVMe drives PCIe 3.0 x4
SSD/HDD: I think there's at least 4 sata ports on the motherboard
2 additional PCIe slots: 1x and I think 4x (above and below the GPU) are open for network cards or other cards
Pardon any typos or mistakes, tried my best to compile what I could off of memory
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(Mine has 16GB after I added one stick) Hooked up to my 4k TV ( 4k resolution but drop in detail/textures as needed): Shadow of the Tomb raider: ~40-50FPS@medium; Time spy score: 5568
Was able to overclock GPU by 120mhz and memory by 112mhz ish with no over voltage. Able to see about 10-15% improvement in minimum frame rate and an increase of about 5% in average frame rate.
The system runs very quiet at least I can't hear it running in my living room with normal background noises. Has two 3.5" bays for internal expanse and two 2.5" for SSDs (comes with one 2.5" SSD bracket). Has I think 3 extra Sata cables and power connectors from what I remember.
GPU (1660 super) is double slot short length with 6-pin power connector.
4-memory slots in total, mine came with single 8GB 2666mhz 1.2 Cl19, was able to find a cheap $28 8GB module on Amazon to upgrade to 16GB.
Upgrade possibilities:
CPU: any 65w LGA1200 CPU (ie. 10700)
Memory: DDR4 DIMMs 2666 or 2933 depending on process (I think)
GPU: Something that can run off of 6-pin power plug (you can find adapters for 6 to 8-pin if you want to gamble) or add SFX PSU
Wifi: This is pretty standard
SSD M.2: NVMe drives PCIe 3.0 x4
SSD/HDD: I think there's at least 4 sata ports on the motherboard
2 additional PCIe slots: 1x and I think 4x (above and below the GPU) are open for network cards or other cards
Pardon any typos or mistakes, tried my best to compile what I could off of memory
who cares what's the retail price is... it's FAKE