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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 467060" data-attributes="member: 13090">That's always been my experience with Dell. Pretty damn good machines. Yeah, I've built my own but once that quit being fun, I started&nbsp; buying Dell machines. And while I can't really confirm this in any objective way, it sure SEEMS to me their machines run better than the technical spec's would have you believe. My girlfriend is a hard-core WoW player (no eye rolling, please) and she was thrilled beyond words to find she can raid all the live long day using the &quot;Ultra High&quot; in-game graphics setting without so much as a hitch in her frame-rates. In looking at the spec's of the included video card, as well as her proc', RAM, etc. I'm rather surprised... WoW's suggested system specs have gotten a lot more demanding over time but her new XPS 8700 absolutely crushes it and, by my reckoning, it really shouldn't be.......</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 467060, member: 13090"] That's always been my experience with Dell. Pretty damn good machines. Yeah, I've built my own but once that quit being fun, I started buying Dell machines. And while I can't really confirm this in any objective way, it sure SEEMS to me their machines run better than the technical spec's would have you believe. My girlfriend is a hard-core WoW player (no eye rolling, please) and she was thrilled beyond words to find she can raid all the live long day using the "Ultra High" in-game graphics setting without so much as a hitch in her frame-rates. In looking at the spec's of the included video card, as well as her proc', RAM, etc. I'm rather surprised... WoW's suggested system specs have gotten a lot more demanding over time but her new XPS 8700 absolutely [I]crushes[/I] it and, by my reckoning, it really shouldn't be... [COLOR="#FFFFFF"]....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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