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Dell's Media Center IR receiver and remote are also part of the bundle.ĭell provides a one-year warranty with the XPS 410, which includes next-business-day onsite service and 24/7 rapid-response telephone support by a team of XPS-certified technicians, which is a different level of service than Dell's non-XPS systems-a.k.a. Dropping the monitor will cut $400 from the total system price.Īlong with Windows Media Center Edition, the XPS 410 comes with Corel's WordPerfect Office 12 and CyberLink's PowerDVD. The monitor that came with our review unit was an UltraSharp 2007WFP 20.1-inch wide-screen LCD. It also shipped with Dell's 5650 100-watt 5.1 speakers, which are a decent choice and retail separately for $80.
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Our XPS 410 shipped with a solidly built, Dell-branded, wireless Bluetooth multimedia keyboard and mouse. Stepping up to the $3,900 Falcon Northwest Mach V, which uses an overclocked 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo E6700 and an overclocked GeForce 7950 GX2, gave us 114.2fps in the same game, although at higher resolutions the differences would have been more pronounced. It churned out a very playable framerate of 111.1fps in Quake 4 at 1,024x768, and it will perform even better with high-end options, such as antialiasing, turned off. While it can't hold a candle to the gamer-centric XPS 700, the XPS 410's included 256MB Nvidia GeForce 7900 GS is a good choice for casual gamers who don't want to invest a lot in a video card. Despite the performance boost, bear in mind the Velocity is literally half the cost and is still our best bang-for-the-buck Core 2 Duo system.
We expected it to run significantly slower than the tricked-out XPS 700, which has the high-end Core 2 Extreme X6800 CPU, but it was easily faster than the bargain-price Velocity Micro Vector GC Campus Edition, which has a 1.86GHz Core 2 Duo E6300. Compared to the other Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme systems we've looked at, it falls right in the middle. Powered by Intel's Core 2 Duo E6600 processor running at 2.4GHz, the Dell XPS 410 performed as expected.
#Windows xp media center edition 2005 dell tv#
If you'd rather skip the redundant protection, you can have Dell configure the drives for RAID 0 and reclaim the extra drive space for storing recorded TV programs and other hefty multimedia files.
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The two hard drive bays mounted at the bottom of the case hold dual 320GB Serial ATA (SATA) drives in a DataSafe (RAID 1) configuration for added data protection. Two PCI slots hold a dual TV tuner card and a dual-port FireWire card, leaving two x1 PCI Express slots and one PCI slot available for future expansion. The single x16 PCI Express slot holds a 256MB Nvidia GeForce 7900 GS graphics card. We slid off the side panel of our review unit to find a tightly packed interior. The XPS 410 relies on two system fans and a BTX airflow scheme to keep components from overheating.
#Windows xp media center edition 2005 dell install#
The system's chassis is completely tool-free, making it easy to install and remove drives and expansion cards. The XPS 410 provides brand-name shoppers with a reasonable way to get into the next generation of CPUs without jumping all the way up to Dell's $4,000 XPS 700 gaming monster. While our XPS 410 review unit's $2,405 price, which includes a 20-inch wide-screen LCD, may seem a bit high, especially compared to a budget Core 2 Duo system, such as the $999 Velocity Micro Vector GC Campus Edition, the Dell XPS 410's powerful processor and entertainment-friendly feature set provide everything you'll need to watch and record TV programs, create DVDs, and manage multimedia files. Once that done just do all the updates and install an anti-virus if it doesnt have one BEFORE you do anything else.Dell is jumping aboard the Core 2 Duo bandwagon, sticking Intel's new Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU inside its XPS 410, a sequel to the company's midrange XPS 400. You should be at the windows setup were you will need to enter some information. Once it copies the install files it will reboot take the cd out and just let it continue to boot up. Just let it do it's thing just keep an eye on it. If will get to a point were you have a option to delete the partion make sure you do and format the hard drive for a fresh clean install. When that is done start the computer with the cd in it and it will tell you to press a key to boot from cd, just hit enter and it will start to boot from the cd and you will see the windows installation. If not then you will have to make the bios is set up to boot from the cd first. If thats the case then you dont have to set the bios up just go into that option and select the cd rom or dvd drive. When you start up the computer look at the option they give you for example Dell will say on the top right corner to press F2 for set up or F12 or F11 to enter boot menu.
#Windows xp media center edition 2005 dell Pc#
Or sometimes depending if you got the pc from a Dell or HP, etc. First what you want to do is set your bios to boot from the CD frist.
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