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Intel Core 2 Extreme X9000 (2.8 GHz)
4GB RAM
8800 GTX Sli (1GB)
200GB HDD
Sharp Screen (1920 x 1200 pixels)
BIOS OC 2.8 - 3.4GHz.
Great design
Powerful specifications
Excellent gaming performance
Inexpensive for a high-end dual graphics card system
Options for Intel Core 2 Extreme processor and Blu-ray drive
Very good performance, Lots of useful features, Cool lights
Small touchpad, Overclocking makes fans loud
As gamers and enthusiasts, we have to say the M1730 pushes all the right buttons. Its combination of performance, custom lighting and useful features make it a wholly impressive machine with very few faults. We can nitpick here and there but Dell has d...
The Dell XPS M1730 is fast... really fast! Its definitely the fastest notebook weve ever tested, and outside of a few specialty notebooks that use desktop CPUs, theres really no way to make anything faster right now. Its also expensive. Sure, Dell...
Design, Individual styling possibilities, High resolution display, Good performance, Low noise emissions, Good speakers, Nice goodies, like the illuminated keyboard, WLAN Catcher, Gaming Display
Weight and dimensions, Glare type display, Low battery runtime
Dell XPS M1730 Gaming-NotebookThe Dell XPS M1730 could score with more than only its appearance. The highlights of the gaming console are especially the attractive case, the bright display the good performance and the low sound and temperature emissions.E...
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Performance Analysis: Performance of the M1730 is mostly what we had expected given our systems specifications. The M1730 was able to perform just as well, if not better, than several loaded desktop systems in our tests. While the M1730 cant compet...
Stunning exterior, Impressive gaming performance, Overclockable Extreme processor available, Gorgeous screen, LED backlit keyboard, Customizable LED lights, Runs cool and quiet
Some gaming performance issues, Keyboard could feel more solid, Vista Home Premium and bloatware on a machine starting at $2,700?
Dell has respawned its flagship XPS gaming notebook into an even bigger and more powerful beast. The M1730 is one of the fastest gaming notebooks on the market and is certainly the flashiest. The M1730 is the most attention-grabbing notebook I have see...
Eye-catching case with LED lighting; dual-SLI graphics support DirectX 10 games; integrated Logitech GamePanel LCD; high-end component options; excellent gaming frame rates; highest productivity scores weve seen
Expensive; very heavy; gaming scores fell short of the top
Its not the fastest gaming notebook weve ever tested, but the SLI-equipped Dell XPS M1730 is still a very worthy choice for forward-looking gamers who value design, features, component options, and DirectX compatibility. ...
Dual SLI graphics; strong mobile gaming scores; 10-key number pad; integrated Logitech GamePanel LCD; multicolored, built-in LED lights play along with music and games; backlit keyboard; can play media files without booting up.
Similarly configured laptops are faster on some tests; plastic lid and creaky hinges dont scream (or sound like) luxury; the albatross that is the massive power brick.
With a redesigned case thats chock-full of cutting-edge technologies, the Dell XPS M1730 tops our list of our favorite gaming laptops.
Abstract: Introduction Dell markets itself as a quality leader that occasionally applies its expertise to gaming systems. Alienware is a gaming system builder first that uses its technical expertise to enhance quality. While the two brands market products differ...
