So the Radeon RX 560 video card is pretty much on par with the GeForce GTX 1050 GPU (they cost the same too). It makes this Dell XPS 8920 look pretty solid with a high end Core i7 processor, 16GB RAM, and a gaming capable video card for $660. Originally a $1,030 machine. This is an open box deal, so a limited quantity.

Still available! This Dell XPS 8930 desktop config gives you an 8th gen Intel processor with discrete GeForce GTX 1070 graphics and enough RAM and storage for typical usage. Today's $882 pricetag is thanks to a new 10% off coupon applied to list. In fact, with a GTX 1070 standalone street price at around $700 to $800 - you're better off going pre-built these days. Heck, you can part out the GPU and you'll essentially get a basic computer for "dirt cheap."

Bitten by the VR bug? For what it's worth, this Dell XPS 8930 desktop is called "VR Ready". Specs are perfectly capable - latest gen Core i7, GeForce GTX 1050Ti, and stacked RAM. The ethernet's even designed for low latency loving applications (i.e. games and VR).

Dell's brand new XPS 8910 now comes with... a 6th gen Core i7? Sure, but at least the price is reasonable for a 16GB model with an entry-level GTX 750 Ti.

While the specs won't have your mind blow, the new Dell XPS Tower 8930 Desktop now comes with latest 8th gen Intel Coffee Lake processors. Equipped with a Core i3-8100 clocking in at 3.0GHz, this XPS Tower is more than ready for any office work you'll want to throw at it. Given the chassis has more than plenty space for future upgrades, this is a decent starter machine if you need something cheap with the latest tech.