Here are a few ideas from a new 8950 buyer... - Stock CPU cooler that can effectively cool the CPU.  The stock i7 cooler is a "must-upgrade" component for most buyers - it's a real Achilles heel. - Move to a standard CPU cooler mounting system for those that want to upgrade beyond the stock and advanced coolers being offered now. - Better, quieter case fans, or at least, lose the current proprietary constraints on using 3rd party fans, allowing those of us that want something better to be able to make that change. - Move to a non-proprietary power supply form factor.  Dell just doesn't need to lock this down. I know you didn't ask for this, but there are a number of things about my new 8950 that I really like: - My purchase was an excellent value. - The performance of this machine (i7, 32GB, 3060ti, 750w, upgraded OEM cooler) is simply awesome.  I bought it for photo/video processing and other typical office work, but dang, I can't stop playing Stray! - Dell has really stepped-up it's onboarding process since the last Dell I purchased years back.  Set-up was a breeze. - The design and build of my machine is wonderful. - Lastly, I am really happy to see the excellent support that is provided at this forum, not only from those who are legit experts/owners, but also the Dell employees.  Much better customer support than my HP experience.
If a new XPS Desktop were to launch, what features would you want to see?
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