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While Dell has only now acknowledged that the XPS brand will give way to Alienware as Dell's premier gaming brand, there have been numerous signs that such a move was in the works. Since Dell brought Alienware into the fold, they have been busy introducing new, non gaming oriented products to both the XPS desktop and notebook line-ups. While the XPS brand of the future may still include gaming systems, they will not be the high-end flagship systems of today.
So it is with a slight bit of regret that we begin our review of the XPS H2C, possibly the most exciting and last generation of the flagship XPS series. It is powered by the latest dual and quad-core Intel processors cooled by a redesigned H2C hybrid TEC-assisted water cooling system and complete with a warranty that has room for processor and memory overclocking.
The nForce i Ultra SLI based motherboard under the hood of the XPS will be able to support both multi-GPU technologies, making it compatible with basically every single graphics configuration currently available. While Dell is not the first manufacturer to pull this off Voodoo PC has offered this on several systems in the past , it is certainly still a novelty.
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