Typical price: £682
What is it: High-end gaming desktop
What we think: Intel's 925X Express chipset makes the Dell Dimension 8400 an exciting proposition for gamers
Average user rating
8.0
excellent
Average user rating from 1 user
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Dell Dimension 8400 user reviews
May 17, 2005
Posted by: Jah Womble
"Nice PC shame about the case"
What I like:
Fast, cheapish for a hi-end PC
What I don't like:
Dell's cases - yawn
Review:
Why can't the big manufacturers start offering some of the funkier case options? I end up (especially with Dells) reinstalling pCs into other cases e.g. the Sonata. If it's in your living room, you need it to be silent. Otherwise, no complaints at all.
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