Also saw this just now, next to the counter.
Didn't know Dell Alienwre Aplha is so small in size.can keep in the backpack.
Just for the rest, for knowledge, MadVR is a video renderer used with MPC-HC (Media Player Classic - Home Cinema) which is a video player similar to video players like VLC.
Cant remember but i think it was a ATI Mobility™ Radeon® HD 5470. It's a very old notebook probably about 4 yrs back. Its able to run 720p with occasional frame drops, but not at the highest setting; probably mid level. 1080p + FLAC will cause the whole notebook to hang and bluescreen eventually
Hopefully the Dell XPS 13 can at least play 720p videos smoothly.
i think still about 2k+ after discount. Dell website put 2.8k
Haha, the guy told you everything?? My wife just informed me that monitor delivered and i think i am the only one having HWZ to email me and ask for my address to send me the letter.Just went to collect my Dell Power Companion.
The nice Dell guy issued me a redemption letter with my particulars where the warranty of product stated in there, so whoever collect their prizes today onward no need to forward the letter to Boss for warranty purpose.
Anyway mosmos and Wadsad had also collected their prizes.. Gx gx...and the delivery guy going to deliver the 24" monitor to jtec14 soon..
i think its too small for its weight thats why i feel its heavy
Given a choice would you pick plastic or metal?
Then again for that price you can already get Alienware 17 R3 le wor...No choice as I plan to use it for 3 years, the xps15 has quad core i7 16gb and 512gb pcie ssd with pro support should meet all my needs, the uhd infinity edge touch screen is a bonus. I am getting a good deal whereas other pro laptops cost past $3k,
I appreciate Dell create let's Dell campaign where I can learn more of the products I want to buy while getting a chance of having a big discount.
Aluminium + carbon fibre rather. Then again, they are more prone to permanent denture from accidental knock and bangs. Should take note if you tend to do that....
I believe it is denser, not due to choice of material, but rather from components inside like battery, metal heatsink etc....i think its too small for its weight thats why i feel its heavy
Given a choice would you pick plastic or metal?
One problem plastic build always face is the chipping of paintwork over the years. My Sony VAIO has become unsightly over the years, heng got apply plastic adhesive film over to cover some vital parts and looked not as bad as the unprotected parts. Aluminium and carbon built ones won't face such issue.
Anyway the Intel HD Graphics 5500 is on par with Intel HD Graphics 4600 which shouldn't be too shabby for madVR rendering, for mids. At least still better than your current HD 5470.Just for the rest, for knowledge, MadVR is a video renderer used with MPC-HC (Media Player Classic - Home Cinema) which is a video player similar to video players like VLC.
Cant remember but i think it was a ATI Mobility™ Radeon® HD 5470. It's a very old notebook probably about 4 yrs back. Its able to run 720p with occasional frame drops, but not at the highest setting; probably mid level. 1080p + FLAC will cause the whole notebook to hang and bluescreen eventually
Hopefully the Dell XPS 13 can at least play 720p videos smoothly.
The Boss spoke about pasting a decal over XPS13, i must be old man since i never thought before laptop need place stickers. I searched around and found places selling decals!
84 pages of decals you can buy!
https://www.decalgirl.com/skins/dell-xps-13-laptop-skins?sortorder=3&startfrom=21
I think how decals became a business itself is because mobile devices, like ultrabooks and tablets are becoming more personal items than my old boring Precision laptops of past. As such the interests to customised it further.
