XPS 15 9530

My daily use laptop is a Dell XPS 15 7590. Bought it in 2021 and barely used it for years until I got a job that required a laptop. Popped some fresh 16gb (32 total) sticks of ram, a 1tb ssd with a fresh custom windows 11 install. Besides the screen, it’s just as good as any modern laptop under $150

We've been in the same boat. Had Dell issues, started getting some Lenovo devices. Lenovo's were hit and miss, either excellent or loads of issues. Acquired a company that used HP, total nightmare. The new Dell XPS devices have been pretty good for us so far, but it's early days.

Yeah TBH the victim complex thing is a turn-off. Like we have two brands with solid Panther Lake offerings that check a lot of checkboxes. Framework is ready for Linux out of the box but Dell seems to be mildly committed there too. I don’t see anything wrong with marketing being like ‘hey while you

When I was starting school I used a refurbished macbook. While it wasn't perfect, it was nice to not have spent a small fortune on a computer before I really understood what I needed from a laptop. I ended up buying a much more powerful (and expensive) PC laptop (Dell XPS in 2019) towards the end of

Foca em processador bom (i7 ou Ryzen 7), 32GB de RAM, SSD NVMe e uma tela com boa cobertura de cor (100% sRGB ou DCI-P3). Marcas como Dell (XPS ou Precision) e Asus (ProArt) são seguras, mas evite notebooks gamers com tela TN ou baixa fidelidade de cor. Se o orçamento estiver curto, priorize um moni

I have a Dell XPS 9530 with 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD, 64GB RAM DDR5 4800HHz, Core I9 Processor 13th Generation i9-13900H(14-Core, 24MB Cache, upto 5.4 GHz), NVIDIA GeForec RTX 4070 wht 8 GB GDDR6. Might be too much for you but not sure if it will do your games as I don't play games. Maybe Marshal_05 can chi

So it's visible to you..... I have a Dell XPS 9530 with 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD, 64GB RAM DDR5 4800HHz, Core I9 Processor 13th Generation i9-13900H(14-Core, 24MB Cache, upto 5.4 GHz), NVIDIA GeForec RTX 4070 wht 8 GB GDDR6. Might be too much for you but not sure if it will do your games as I don't play gam

Model matters most. You can’t generalize gaming laptops because they aren’t consistent. Some gaming laptops suck and the ones that suck seem to control the narrative. Everyone thinks are big, hot, clunky, loud, and have shit battery life. In reality as long as you look beyond just specs, watch revie

Dell XPS super powerful machine, but really expesive.

For CAD go for a P series with a discrete GPU. Or an HP ZBook, Dell XPS or Precision.Make sure they are the models with a separate GPU.