XPS 16 9640

Și eu recomand tot Air ,dacă ai fii avut nevoie sa faci office,multimedia și light gaming era super dacă vrei ceva mai mult Air sau un dell xps sau Lenovo thinkpad din seria x sh este mult peste neo

Check out the College of Engineering laptop recommendations, they typically give the best advice for new students looking at computers I’m CCE, but for me a Dell XPS has been goated for both school and personal uses

A bit late to the party, but I will "echo" some of the sentiments already in the thread.I am currently a postdoc in comp chem, and I started "messing with these things (e.g. linux distros)" since I was in HS, as many of our fellow nerds. The TL;DR answer would be that nowadays most laptops are decen

There was a time when this was absolutely true. Panther Lake (and lunar lake before it) has closed the gap. Notebookcheck actually does idle power consumption tests. The Dell XPS 16 running Panther Lake averages 1.3w-4.6w at idle. The best performing Macbook averages 1.5w-9w at idle. Your right in r

Dell xps is rather good.

Funny. I just rescued an XPS 15 9500 from the recycle bin at work. Stole RAM from another machine that had two 8GB sticks but had a bad mobo, popped in a $40 Dell OEM battery off eBay, and it works perfectly! It’s spotless. Apparently it died a few months into use and they never do anything with jt

This is the second XPS and the previous one was quite good except for some minor problems with the USB-C ports and charging, but it was resolved by support and I was quite happy. (Awesome machine with 64GB, great CPU ++). This time I took it all out and bought XPS 16 9640 with 64 GB RAM++. Awesome m

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.

Disclaimer: I’m in grad school studying architecture, not at RISD (idk why this sub is always recommended to me). But for any creative major where frequent software usage is going to be required (including illustrator, photoshop, etc) I would recommend against MacBooks and choose windows as most sof