To me In my belief the xps 410 is a ploy?

If I return with the xps 410 it will cost 1,239 heres the specs and if i go near the inspiron530 I get the exact same stuff for individual 1,059 and I save 180.00. why is the xps 410 180 more later the inspiron530? Also if I wanted to subsequent down the road put a better processor like a E6600 within the inspiron530 could I? Also would a geforce8800 video card fit in the inspiron530?





PROCESSORIntel(R) CoreTM 2 E6420 Duo Processor(4MB L2 cache,2.13GHZ,1066FSB)edit

OPERATING SYSTEMGenuine Windows(R) XP Home Edition next to re-installation CDedit

MEMORY2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz - 2 DIMMsedit

HARD DRIVE320GB Serial ATA 3Gb/s Hard Drive (7200RPM) w/DataBurst CacheTMedit

OPTICAL DRIVEDual Drives: 48x Combo + 16x DVD+/-RW w/ dbl layer write capableedit

MONITORS19 inch SE198WFP Widescreen Flat Panel Monitoredit

VIDEO CARD256MB NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT-DDR3edit

SOUND CARDIntegrated 7.1 Channel Audio

To me In my belief the xps 410 is a ploy?

Not solitary the 410, but the whole XPS queue - notebooks and desktops alike.



I don't know if the 530 will tolerate you add the 8800 lacking problems. I heard that card is a power hog, and the Power Supply may not be strong satisfactory on the 530.



Anyways, if you chose the 8600GT-DDR3 you'd probably be very elated, unless you really want to max out all settings on adjectives possible games...
check the materials its made of...
inspirons are laptops. you can't upgrade the video in them.
Do yourself a favor and stir to a Computer fair near a PC savy

frind and have somebody at hand build you a PC.

You'll know exactly what your getting and you 'll save abundantly of $$$.

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