Dell XPS Desktop (i7-11700, 16GB, 512GB SSD + 1TB HDD, GTX1660 Super)

Split it into two cards if the total is more than $1200. Work on my Xps 9310 by the way. //@anonymous: It is indeed, I picked one up and received confirmation from AMEX on the $120 credit for spending $599+ //@Anonymous: Yes! that promotion of American express $599 get $120 back is applicable! //@Anonymous: Does it Amex $120 credit requirement? //@anonymous: Hot!

It is indeed, I picked one up and received confirmation from AMEX on the $120 credit for spending $599+ //@Anonymous: Yes! that promotion of American express $599 get $120 back is applicable! //@Anonymous: Does it Amex $120 credit requirement? //@anonymous: Hot!

Yes! that promotion of American express $599 get $120 back is applicable! //@Anonymous: Does it Amex $120 credit requirement? //@anonymous: Hot!

Planning to replace the xps bought 7 years ago for $640, with i7 12gb 1tb, graphic card, optical drive. 7year passed, I need to pay $260 more for 4gb extra memory, a 512gb ssd, minus an optical drive? Something really wrong.

last November, I bought one with i5, 16GB, 250GB SSD + 1TB HDD, 1660 Ti for $699, i7 is $100 expensive than i5, 250GB plus 1660 Ti is the same to 512GB plus 1660 super, so $799 is a deal //@Anonymous: That would be unbelievable! //@anonymous: $799 will be a deal

When it's cheaper than DIY... I wonder where they cut the corners. Cheap parts!

That would be unbelievable! //@anonymous: $799 will be a deal

Does it Amex $120 credit requirement? //@anonymous: Hot!

$799 will be a deal

cheaper than diy

Hot!