Dell XPS 8930 (2017)

Interesting internal design ; Solid port options ; Great gaming performance ; Good base for expansion

Has an entry-level Intel CPU ; Entry-level configurations don’t have SSD

The Dell XPS 8930 Tower is made for a small demographic of people. It’s not a dedicated gaming PC, meaning it doesn’t go far enough in terms of custom cases or expandability options. However, it’s a good option for families who want a shared desktop...

Fast all-around performance. Compact design. Easy-access case with room for expansion.

Loud fans. Case is a little tight to work in.

Bottom Line: Like previous versions, the Dell XPS Special Edition (8930) is a compact and upgradeable multipurpose desktop. But now it's faster than ever thanks to Intel's latest Coffee Lake processor.

Compact design ; Good performance ; Quite reliable ; Decent upgradability and provisions for expansions ; Has a USB Type-C port

Lower variants do not have an ; Can be expensive ; Some hardware is proprietary ; Preloaded with bloatware ; Not the latest launch from the brand

Powerful ; Compact ; Upgradable

Tower case not for everyone ; No Thunderbolt ; Gamers should look elsewhere

The Dell XPS 8930 desktop range is a thoughtfully put together line of PCs that can be built-to-order to suit a whole range of uses, from office applications to video editing and even gaming. The case is compact but cool, and opens up for tool-free...

This desktop of Dell provides a great, promising performance to the user. ; It comes with metallic and compact design. ; There are some extra spaces or rooms for further upgradation of the product. ; The capacity of the ; of this product is 64GB. ; The...

The fan of this product creates a little bit noise. ; In order to upgrade the Graphics Processing Unit of this product the user also needs to upgrade the power unit also. ; A monitor is not packed with this product. ; Bit high price ; Heating issue...