Title: Dell XPS 8950 Desktop Internal Review and Upgrade Options
Author: Simon
Introduction: Hello, Simon here. Today I’m excited to give you a tour of the Dell XPS 8950 desktop, model D30M. We’ll look inside to see what components it houses and discuss potential upgrades and changes you can make. Let’s get started with disassembling and reviewing the internal components.
Disassembling the Dell XPS 8950:
- Removing the Side Panel:
- Lay the computer on its side for easy access.
- Use a flathead screwdriver to loosen the screw on the side panel.
- Slide the panel off to reveal the internals.
- Exploring Internal Components:
- Exhaust Fan: Located at the top, it expels hot air from the back.
- Intel CPU Fan: Situated on the CPU, it cools the processor.
- RAM Slots: It has four DDR5 RAM slots with two occupied (32GB total).
- Storage Options: Includes a 1TB HDD and a 512GB M.2 SSD.
- Wi-Fi Card: Located near the top with antennas hidden behind the front panel.
- Intake Fan: Positioned at the bottom front, it draws in cool air.
- Graphics Card: Equipped with a GTX/RTX GeForce card.
- Power Supply: Located at the bottom of the case.
- Potential Upgrades:
- Additional HDD: You can add a second or third HDD for extra storage.
- RAM Upgrade: Expandable up to 64GB by adding more DDR5 sticks.
- Graphics Card Upgrade: The desktop supports larger graphics cards and has additional power connectors.
- Extra M.2 SSD: There’s a slot for an additional M.2 drive for increased SSD storage.
Reassembling and Conclusion: After exploring and discussing upgrade options, reassemble your Dell XPS 8950 by carefully placing all components back and securing the side panel. Remember to handle each component with care to avoid damage.
Closing Remarks: I hope this video gave you a good insight into what’s inside the Dell XPS 8950 and the upgrades you can perform. If you have any questions or need advice on upgrades, feel free to leave a comment below. For components and tools, check out the links in the description to Amazon or eBay. Thanks for watching, and have a great day upgrading your Dell XPS 8950!
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