No.. that machine in the link doesn't come with monitors. Also, I don't like using more than one LCD per videocard.. performance suffers quite a bit when you double the amount of pixels you'll need to render.Originally Posted by 'Primary',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103801#post 103801
I like knowing exactly what I'm buying. Dell has a good way of not disclosing what brand motherboard (usually Foxconn), power supply, and memory they're using in their machines. I love their monitors, but I've had mixed results with the rest of their systems, which we have well over 120 of in various models at my office. In addition, I don't believe you're even given the option of Vista 64 on the Inspiron 530, and the videocard options for the 530 models suck for how much they want for an 'upgrade.' +$150 for an HD 2650XT? Please. Give me an HD4850 for nearly that price. Dell makes fine office and server machines, but I'd have a hard time recommending Dell for someone primarily interested in gaming.. mainly due to the lack of options on the motherboard (cheap Foxconn G31/G33 chipset that only has 1 pci-x16 slot and not RAID capable) and cheap power supply. Spend a little more, get a lot more in terms of quality and future upgrade options.Originally Posted by 'ChaoticMonk',index.php?page=Thread&postID=103912# post103912
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