XPS 16 9640

Dell XPS completely went to shit.

The problem is that even the higher end laptops tend to be terribly made. I have gone through multiple Dell XPS laptops where the screen attachment hinge has delaminated from the body. Same problem across several generations of relatively high end machine because they cheaped out on the construction

Yeah XPS never again. I have got one in 2017 XPS 15 battery went bust 3 years later with Dell stopped producing the battery so the only replacement was with Chinese cheap knock offs. Buy a nice Thinkpad, that will last, battery takes 30 minutes to change and plenty of spare parts around.

noup, svaki dan radim sa novim laptopovima i sve su lošijeg i lošijeg kvaliteta. Danas sam spremao tri nova Lenovo e16, košta negde oko 1,300€ manje više i bože sačuvaj za te pare ja ne znam evo. Pre toga Dell XPS koji je još i skuplji, bučni dok se apdejtuju, sama izrada kućišta, svaki otisak prsta

I use a dell xps. This guy is correct. Its ridiculous how reviewers can compare this build to a macbook. It's at the very best a tier lower

The ONLY laptop I’ve ever owned that was/is comparable to my MacBook Pro is the Dell XPS, but even that still felt ‘off’

I had a Dell XPS I had to repair a bunch (charge port died repeatedly, keyboard died) and it was miserable buying salvaged or 3rd party parts and disassembling the bloody thing without breaking it. Then a plastic tab connecting the hinge to the chassis snapped and... you could just never close the l

This. I have the XPS 16 9640 so basically the same laptop but chungus version. When the system is in this severe of a hard-stop crash, it takes an awkward amount of time holding down the power button for the system to fully power off.

https://jonathanleaders.com/fix/installing-linux-ubuntu-on-alienware-m16-nvidia-4080 https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/794586/alienware-m16-r2-does-not-boot-many-linux-distros-after-bios-update I did some light research and it looks like your laptop is simply not compatable in the linux kerne

For the first semester, you don’t really need a computer, usually it’s pretty easy to finish the work in class. Although for the second semester, I would advise you to take a laptop, it’s worth it to work on the go! I did my first year of architectural technology and I can’t count the number of time