XPS 16 9640

Yes! Exactly that. The Air’s throttling is fine. My use won’t be heavy loads. Web browser, soft phone, and a few apps. That’s it. Right now I’m stuck lugging an XPS 16 9640. They spoiled me with the Core9 Ultra and 4070 but… I very much do not like Windows.

That model uses the Intel 7 355. The integrated GPU in that is the Intel Graphics 4 Xe3. Its performance is... not very good. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Graphics-4-Xe3-Panther-Lake-Benchmarks-and-Specs.1193658.0.html About the only good thing I can say about it is that it about matches the

I have the GO and a Dell XPS with the exact same specs you mentioned and 40gb ram. The laptop games way worse than the go. I'm sure the XPS being thin doesn't help, but I don't think It'll be as good even if overheating wasn't as much an issue.

Panther like is CPU, not GPU (processor vs graphics processing unit). For gaming you absolute want a discrete GPU. Integrated graphics like the ones on the new Dell XPS are good for very low res light gaming at best.

First, you don't discuss what you need it for, and why you're upgrading now. This is important, as other than the size this will drive a lot of the decision. If you don't need the highest-power processor and/or a high end dGPU (and you're US-based) DellRefurbished is selling the Precision 5570 for a

Unfortunately, this is a practice that Dell already knows. On my Inspiron 16 Plus 7640, the TGP reported for the 4060 in the Nvidia Control Panel is 70W, but Dell blocked it at 60W. The same goes for the XPS 16 9640 with 4070...