Dell Precision T3400 375W 32bit

Bulletproof. Not only quiet, but because of the lower speed fans, it survives dust and lint buildup far longer than normal designs. ALSO, has 3 normal PCI slots - quite useful in some situations.

I've had this computer for over a year now and I am extremely pleased with it. I have the 525w 64-bit, Quadcore, about to install 4gb of RAM for total of 8 gb, 712 graphics card. I use it for BIM modeling with high res. renderings. Other computers...

I decided to retire my old Dimension 8250 in February. The T3400 matched the feature set I wanted at that time, and most importantly, I did not want a machine running Vista, so the opportunity to use the proven XP operating system was the tipping point...

This tower is highly upgradable and performance follows the Precision brand name. I run my system with 4 gb 2 dims and dual 500gb hds and dual quadro 290s. If you are looking for a solid and I mean solid machine than the T3400 is the one to purchase. I...

Well what can I say? This machine does everything. The Q9550 eats up anything I throw at it. This machine runs flawlessly right out of the box. Normally I would perform a clean install on all machines I receive. With the T3400 there was no need to do...

Before I bought the Precision T3400 computer I had previously had two Vostra 200 both at 2.8GB and 4GB memory both were very good computers but this time round I was looking for something with a bit more grunt, I spied upon the T3400, mine came with...

My company develops embedded systems for the automotive market. These PCs run 14 hours a day and are used exclusively for writing software and debugging hardware. We have purchased "bare bones" and off the shelf branded PCs for the past 4.5 years....

With the 525 Watt power supply, Intel "Conroe" Core 2 Duo E6850 3000 MHz processor, 4gb 800MHz DDR2 SDRAM ECC memory in four DIMMS, a pair of 15K SAS hard drives run as a Raid 1 (redundant mirroring) array and the nVidia Quadro FX1700 graphics card ......