Dell XPS 600 Renegade: Out of Stock!

Dell, the world’s largest computer maker, has run out of its latest high-end machines.

It seems to have sparked huge interest in Dell’s flagship computer, of which it has already reported, however, no one expected the PC, measured in gold, to run out so soon. A computer assembled from the most powerful hardware available today costs about $ 10, or about $ 000 million.

“We sold all our Dell XPS 600 Renegade PCs in 3 days. The XPS 600 Renegade is an excellent example of Dell's commitment to offering top-quality, super-fast technologies to gamers, and we are committed to helping these technologies — such as Ageia's physical accelerator or Quad-SLI — spread as widely as possible." said Liem Nguyen, Dell's spokesperson.

Based on the statement and the price of the computer, we can expect a rather interesting configuration! The central unit is a dual-core Intel Pentium Extreme Edition tuned to 4,26 GHz, the memory is 2 GB of 667 MHz DDR2, the graphics card is two GeForce 7900 GTX with two GPUs (512 MB of memory per GPU, a total of 2 GB). The system is housed on a 10-speed 000 gigabyte Western Digital hard drive.

However, this is of course not enough, there are also two "field" 7200 gigabyte hard drives with a speed of 250 rpm. They also have a good display, a 30-inch Dell UltraSharp TFT display with a maximum resolution of 2560×1600. Let's not forget about the physical accelerator, which is supplied by Ageia to Dell. Based on these, the price of around HUF 2 million, which is almost unprecedented in the history of computer technology, can be understood. It is particularly interesting that the computer case is individually painted, and each finished computer is signed by Michael Dell, the founder of the company, with his signature.