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Alienware's X51 is a compact and streamlined gaming desktop with a matte black finish and customizable lighting zones. It can be configured up to Intel's second generation Core i7 (quad-core) processor with 8GB of RAM, Nvidia's GeForce GTX 555 for graphics, and an optional Blu-Ray drive. Description |
The upgraded model of the affordable but powerful Ode from Digital Storm's Special Ops series offers a Nvidia GeForce GTX 570 GPU and a quad core second generation Core i7 processor. |
The HP Pavilion HPE h9 Phoenix desktop carries high-end specs within its black and silver frame, offering processor configurations from both AMD and Intel. The desktop supports Beats Audio, up to 16GB RAM and contains three internal hard drive bays along with an optical disc drive. A "valet tray" which essentially serves as a USB hub is available as an optional accessory. |
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