The Dell Precision Tower 5810is a gargantuan single-processor desktop workstation with a high-end Nvidia Quadro K6000 GPU and 10-core Intel Xeon processor that are made for the deadline-fraught user ...

This gaming PC might not give you a rush each time you look at it, but it gets the job done quietly and without any drama. Back in the day, Dell’s XPS desktops were fire-breathing gaming machines.

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Spiffy, curvy designs aren't a top priority for power-tower workstations like the Precision 5820 Tower. The black-and-silver exterior of this unit has a sober, serious look. You'll have trouble ...

When configuring a desktop workstation, you can save quite a bit if you're willing to weigh trade-offs. For example, you can choose a consumer-level graphics card and a professional-class AMD Opteron ...

The components in my Precision 7920 review unit that contribute the most to its over-$20,000 price are its dual 2.4GHz Xeon Platinum 8260 CPUs (a $6,529 uptick over the single base 1.9GHz Xeon Bronze ...

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Dell's XPS Tower Special Edition (8910) is a VR-ready desktop PC with a GTX-1070 that starts at only $1,249. We were also pleasantly surprised by how well it performed with just a Core-i5 processor.

Shopping for a business desktop PC? Here are some key questions to ask: Will it handle mostly basic business tasks, rather than graphics- or processor-intensive work? Does it fit where you need it to?