Pros
- Good general and gaming performance
- Bundled 120Hz 22-inch LCD and 3D goggles
Cons
- Limited internal expansion options
Bottom Line
The Studio XPS 8100 is a solid all-around performer with good connectivity and a bundled 120Hz Samsung LCD and nVidia 3D glasses. Just don't count on making upgrades.
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