Many think that Dell XPS 410 & Dimension 9200 are one the same system with similar system configuration. But there is a bit difference. First the difference is RAID and CPU family. The Dell Dimension 9200 has Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 2.66GHz CPU, 4GB of DDR2 667MHz RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 7900GS graphics card and Windows Vista support. This is the basic configuration. While the Dell XPS 410 comes with Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 (2.40GHz) processor versus the Pentium D 960 Processor, Genuine Windows XP Professional SP2 OS, Dual Channel DDR2 667 2x 512 MB memory, NV 7900 GTX graphics card and 2x 250GB1 HD Raid 0.
There is quiet a difference between both the desktop and before buying anyone of the same you must go through the detailed specification. I had explained in more detailed below about the two systems with the operating system support. Dell is always evaluating ambiguous. The cooling is usually very well thought out, the coolers are huge and are always designed so that the air is blown directly out of the housing. This is best suitable for Dell Dimension.
Windows Vista opens new horizons for mobile PCs. The first representatives of desktop PCs with Windows Vista does not show that much of a difference in performance compared with its competitors on the basis of XP. However, laptops with Vista installed appear in a completely different form. And in general is to say that Windows Vista will have a more serious impact on the world of mobile computers than on the world of desktop computers.
The advantages of hybrid drives. With hybrid hard drives will run applications much faster, because Windows Vista will get access to required information, located in flash memory rather than on a rotating disk. In addition, the more you rotate pancakes hard drive in the laptop, the more depleted battery. Accordingly, the use of hybrid drives, which should reduce overall power consumption laptop. And theoretically, in connection with a decrease in the number of records on disk should increase the reliability of the hard disk. It is recommended to have Vista supports on such Dell systems.
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