my old deal expired but then got much better falling below $1000
UPDATE: looks like OOS already
UPDATE 2: that buckled fast
UPDATE 3: if someone would like to know part number for extended 96wh battery, here it is: 6GTPY
UPDATE 4: for those who missed out, go to dell outlet and search for 7590, there are similar priced options with same specs
UPDATE 6: I have been made aware that all orders are now confirmed. Did you receive your order confirmations?
i7-9750H
GTX 1650 4GB GDDR5
8GB RAM
512GB SSD
FullHD IPS - DELL says this is 72% NTSC which means close to full sRGB coverage
Thunderbolt 3
machined aluminium build
dual NVMe slots on board so you can just add a second 2280 NVMe drive to extend storage
service manual:
https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/inspiron-15-7591-laptop_serv…
detailed specs:
https://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/inspiron-15-7591-laptop_user…
this is what it looks like IRL thanks to @MagicMushroom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJjpUnJRlAI&ab_channel=Short…
also MTR:
https://youtu.be/xOor9AN420Y
refurbished, 1 year warranty from Dell. for another $127 warranty can be extended to 3 years
cool gaming machine for cheap. full metal build. make sure you know how to control power consumption in windows and Dell power manager as cooling might struggle to keep 6 core CPU cool
also some reviewers didn't like white keyboard. with backlight on it's hard to read the letters under certain lighting. I suppose turning backlight off during the day and on in darkness should resolve this? anyway.
this is mainly a laptop for photo video processing since it's damn hard to find full sRGB coverage, 300nit screen, and 45w CPU in one package at this price
and this unit has it all plus you can game on it. win?
p.s. for reference, I have the same machine but Vostro branded. I use my laptops on battery power normally. these are the power settings I use:
When I don't need a lot of compute power (browsing, documents, viewing photos or videos):
- Windows: Better battery
- Dell Power Manager: Cool
on these settings it runs cool and quiet
when doing editing I switch to:
- Windows: Better performance
- Dell Power Manager: Ultra Performance
gets warm but not crazy
I suggest settings the laptop on the table for gaming, and connecting to power supply, because something like Division will consume battery quick
@shabaka: Thanks. Could you let us know what battery we could buy?