Dell’s Precision Desktop

Nerd Grind — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 13:34:08 +0000

For about $1000, Dell offers its X38-based Precision T3400.

Key features of the Dell Precision T3400 include:

A single socket supports new IntelÂ®Coreâ„¢2 Duo and Extreme processors for tangible performance benefits. These processors feature the new IntelÂ®Coreâ„¢ microarchitecture with the Intel X38 Express chipset. This technology provides a shorter pipeline, lower clock speeds and higher (1,333MHz) front-side bus speeds to help deliver performance gains over comparable IntelÂ®PentiumÂ®D and Extreme Edition processors.² The range of processors includes dual- and quad-core offerings and the capability to run both 32- and 64-bit operating systems.
Extensive memory and storage options. The Precision T3400 supports 800Mhz ECC memory from 1GB to 8GB. Customers can order the system with up to four³ hard drives and choose from a range of SATA and SAS options and RAID configurations.
Industry-leading workstation-class graphics options, from entry-level 2D to high-end 3D. For demanding 3D applications, the PrecisionT3400 is available with the latest NVIDIA Quadro FX 4600. The Precision T3400 also supports dual-graphics configurations and supports up to four external displays.
Smart chassis design. The compact chassis allows for both mini-tower and desktop orientations and features rotating optical drives that can be installed horizontally or vertically for optimal loading and functionality.

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