Dell recently sent us one of their new Studio XPS 7100 desktops built around AMD's recently launched Phenom II X6 1055T processor. AMD's hexa-core chips don't pack the same punch as Intel's six-core architecture, but the upshot is you'll save a king's bounty by riding into the sunset with AMD, and in this case, with Dell as well. The configuration we're looking at runs 1,450 USD, with lesser spec'd six-core rigs starting out at 699 USD. To put that into perspective, Intel's sole six-core offering - the Core i7 980X - commands about a grand just for the processor alone.
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