XPS 16 9640

Dell XPS 14 & 16 is designed to rival MacBook Pro 14” & 16”. putting it against the Air is just weird in the first place and intentionally misleading for the people less familiar with this stuff… not to mention the Air models have significantly smaller battery capabilities than the Pros MacBook Pros

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’

That Dell XPS is incredibly low value for what you are paying for it. It can most likely run it, since E:D will run on basically anything above a toaster. But only a 512 GB SSD is basically criminal for two grand. As much as I hate the bloatware they come with, I find the HP Victus line to be decent

Tell us your preferences first. Will u use it for gaming? Do u prefer battery life over performance? How light do u want the laptop to be? If u don’t game, then MacBook is one of the best out there. If u don’t like Macs, then Dell XPS series, Lenovo Thinkpads, yoga slim 7x, HP omnibook, MS surface p

E bakit kinoconsider mo pa mac in the first place kung issue pala pera? May dell xps naman or mga ultraportables dyan na windows, mas mura din ng konti

Yeah I'm torn between this (though I'd get the cheaper X7 358H chipset as the gain of the X9 doesn't seem to be worth the extra £££ and probably 32GB) and the Samsung Galaxy Book 6 Pro (X7/32GB/1TB). I've had a Dell XPS in the past and it was great but the 2 things that have me swaying towards the S

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

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