Pro 14

Glad I can help :) You could definitely do all of that even on most models of Dell laptops. For reference, I got my XPS to finish up working on master's thesis in electrical engineering working on electromagnetic simulations in vegetation, which can take upwards of 30 minutes apice to finish with th

Obviously it isn't correct to say that you aren't missing anything at all. However, again, given that you don't know if you're missing anything or what you would be missing, you won't be able to tell the difference. Both devices will feel like a massive upgrade coming from a 2011 XPS 13. I say that

The one i gave link for is the : Dell Pro 14 Essential PV14255 - 14" Ryzen 7 250 16 Go RAM 512 Go SSD, it has also a amd radeon 780M in it, all that for 630€ and its new ( not second hand)

Pro 14 Premium. I’m waiting for my Dell rep to confirm, but I expect the constraint is RAM so it probably doesn’t matter.

Which? The one I really mostly use now is the 7280. Btw, the Dell Pro 14 Plus (Latitude 7xxx replacement?) is not half bad. Core Ultra 200 series is very good, too bad the RAM is part of the package.

kinda depends how serious you are about cs2. the g14 with its 6700s or 6800s gpu will crush cs2 at high fps, but battery life is meh. the dell pro 14 has better build and battery but integrated graphics will struggle above low settings 60fps. if gaming matters most, grab the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14. f

I’ve seen someone do AWS work on a cheap Chromebook. When everything is in the cloud and you don’t need to run any LLMs locally, you only need a decent computer to handle MBA coursework. If you actually want to run models locally, you’ll want something with great GPU performance. If you don’t care,

Its no MacbookPro, but for a Windows Laptop its great. I've got a fleet of the Dell Pro 14's running Ulta 7 265U Its a good chip. Its a good platform. No regrets