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DELL XPS 13 PLUS 13" FHD PLUS INTEL CORE I5-1240P 1.2GHZ / 8GB RAM / 512GB SSD
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Características DELL XPS 13 PLUS 13" FHD PLUS INTEL CORE I5-1240P 1.2GHZ / 8GB RAM / 512GB SSD
Tamanho13.4 "
RAM8 GB
Capacidade2048 GB
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Vincent Chi
Please add Cinebench2024/Geekbench6 benchmark tool test, they will be good for latest CPU.
Richard1023
Can you share the command line (setting) when you do the DiskSpd stress test ? I would like to do the same stress test but don't know how to stress it like you did between this gen and last gen XPS9320.
BillG
Why are you still doing Geekbench 5.4 benchmark and not Geekbench 6? Geekbench 6 is specifically geared at comparing performance of last gen CPUs.
Abc
Quote from: J A on February 15, 2023, 19:33:42 Quote from: J A on February 15, 2023, 19:33:42 But if you're scaling it back to 1080p levels anyway, why have the GPU do the extra work to compute them and have the screen waste extra energy to display them? Just so you can claim 'my 4k display is more gorgious than your 1080p?' This is assuming all apps scales nicely, and I know a lot of legacy apps don't. People should find whatever is satisfactory to themselves. There is no need for you to tell someone they are wrong about what suits them. If your eye sight is above average and you're not satisfied with 1080p on a 13 inch screen, then buy the 4k for yourself and no need to tell the internet about it.
J A
I cannot believe anyone wants an invisible touchpad. Also anyone complaining about text being rough on anything over 1920x1080 is, quite simply, whining. I DO NOT WANT THAT MANY PIXELS ON A SCREEN SMALLER THAN 17"-19". Then you just have to scale everything up 150% to make it readable instead of just reading stuff at a normal resolution. Still very happy with that resolution on a 24" or even 27" monitor; surely everything would appear to be made of individual pixels when you only have 2 MILLION of them. You must think I'm just over playing with Duplos.
Alejo
"In addition to two FHD models with and without touchscreen (the non-touch unit also has a glass layer and there is no matte option)" I'm confused you just posted another review of the entey level model with entry levem display and it is matte. Does the review require updating?
Wow
I don't know how they're able to make a worse intel macbook
Jmsy
I had the 1280p version with 32gb of ram. I had to return it because it throttled to 0.4ghz constantly. This happened during initial setup and I could reproduce it by opening Word, PowerPoint and Spotify at the same time. From reading various forums, this is a common issue. It's too bad because I loved the design.
rubenLP
Quote from: Lorry on July 26, 2022, 17:04:59 Quote from: Lorry on July 26, 2022, 17:04:59 Quote from: Earthrise on July 26, 2022, 15:02:32 Quote from: Earthrise on July 26, 2022, 15:02:32 I personally prefer FHD. I have a 4K laptop and a FHD and there is no grainy issue in any but the 4k has very tiny text and icons and consume a lot of battery