Dell Xps Tower Desktop Computers

This is compatible memory for a Dell XPS 8900.� Other computers as well, but I'm running it in the Dell.� It's 100% compatible and is the biggest and fastest memory supported by current DDR4 computers.� 2 of these kits will max out the 4-slot Dell at 64 GB.

Big improvement over my previous GTX 1660 Ti that came with my Dell XPS desktop. Of course it runs faster but also quieter and cooler.

I have a six year old Dell XPS 8700 desktop that I use mostly to edit photos in Photoshop, Capture One, and Topaz Denoise. Also use it to vied CAD files in Rhino. The system came with four 4 GB modules, 16 GB total. I easily removed the original four and installed four Crucial 8 GB cards. I immediately noticed a marked improvement in the PC's performance. Faster, more responsive using all applications. Easy upgrade and worthwhile, IMO.

Added 2 x 8gb modules to my Dell Desktop XPS 8900, running Windows 10. When the system was booted up. it told me that I had added memory, and has been running flawlessly since then, for several weeks. Could not be simpler.

Ordered 2 for my Dell XPS lightening fast after installation

Upgraded my dell xps 15 9560 and found no issues..terrific..

Bought this to repair my Dell desktop. The same one that was in it.

Great little dock that works with my Lenovos and my Dell XPS in a home setting.

Bought a new Dell XPS from B&H and wanted to configure with a backup internal RAID drive. This Seagate drive worked perfectly. Just needed the SATA cable and a bit of courage to open my new machine and mess with it. So far so good. Seems to have worked perfectly.

I've always been a PC user, partly biased by history of coding for Windows, but also largely biased based on the high performance of PCs and the lower cost. At this point, I'm primarily doing audio work. The M-series chips from Apple simply give me more than enough power. Even in a MacBook *Air*. The M2 Air is about twice as powerful as my mid-2020 i7 loaded Dell XPS 17 laptop (which cost me twice what the MacBook Air did). And fan on the PC ran **all of the time**, even when not doing much. On the Air, there *is* no fan, so not going to be a problem! :-) The price of the MacBook Air line is also quite good when compared to similar PC laptops (e.g. Dell XPS line). But MacBooks are better, and the Air offered the great performance and reasonable price for that performance, in spite of paying way too much to upgrade to 1TB of storage. Shipping (even to Hawaii!) was fast and it arrived with no issues. It's hard not to recommend the MacBook Air to anyone, even soon-to-be-former Windows users.