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Extreme Performance: Dell XPS 730 Desktop
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Inside the deep and dark caverns of the XPS 730 lies a very packed chassis with nary a space for ventilation - which doesn't explain the loud fan noises that we've heard so far. The answer becomes readily apparent however when you start looking at the bottom of the chassis and you'll find Dell's H2C cooling kit doing its job while the fan above it draws in the cool air needed for the video cards and the rest of the system. While there are slots for upgrading (including the two spare HDD drive cages shown below), it's quite doubtful that there's any real need for more upgrading (and it could be troublesome if you're doing it yourself).
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