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Specs/Key Features- Dell G16 Gaming Laptop in Quantum White w/ Metallic Nightshade Thermal Shelf (7630)
- Intel Core i9 13900HX 5.40GHz 24-Core/32-Threads Processor (13th Gen)
- 16" 2560x1600 QHD+ 240Hz 3ms 300-350 Nits ComfortView Plus NVIDIA G-Sync+ DDS IPS Display w/ 720p HD RGB Camera (30 FPS)
- 1TB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive SSD
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 GPU
- 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 Memory (4800MHz)
- Intel WiFi 6 AX201 2x2 802.11ax w/ Bluetooth Wireless Card
- Cherry MX RGB Backlit Mechanical Keyboard w/ G-Key
- 6-Cell Integrated Battery (86 Whr)
- Windows 11 Home OS
- Inputs
- 3x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Ports
- 1x HDMI 2.1 Port
- 1x Thunderbolt 4 Port w/ DisplayPort
Warranty- Includes 1-Year Basic Onsite Service after Remote Diagnostic w/ Hardware-Only Support w/ purchase [Upgrade to 2-year premium supports for $109 in cart]
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I purchased this Dell a month ago and hope the similarity with the Alienware chamber cooling is effective (more so than the Lenovo 7i I previously had).
I do miss the ability to charge the laptop through the USB-C (even though it is tb4) as on the Lenovo and so I purchased this port adapter from Amazon (could be found cheaper on Aliexpress).
https://www.amazon.com/Charging-C...B0C7K8YYGW
It works well with my Lenovo C135 charger (most likely any 100w USB-C charger). I can't game with it (haven't even tried) and I did turn off the low power message in BIOS, but for lighter tasks it kept the battery slowly recharging. It did a very good job when the laptop was off.
I was unable to get a refund for the McAfee yearly subscription because it comes in a bundled package. I do not like McAfee's business model and don't want to support them. I just fully uninstalled.
The G16 does heat-up during more intensive tasks, the fans seem to be a little slow to kick in (it gets hotter than I like before they become more aggressive). I will be purchasing and utilizing a laptop cooling pad.
Right now, the site not to be named that starts with an ARE is offering ten percent back.
Yes its heavy but solid, the nits for the screen are good enough, fans on high can get noisy but very quiet when not gaming, the charging block is massive but overall I find it to be a very slick deal. While it is not as sleek as a Microsoft Surface or Macbook, it has a hybrid appeal, when used with the USB-C charger its simple design can fit into a professional/educational environment.
The options to increase/decrease power consumption are more confusing than with the Lenovo. I still have to figure out what is the best method to extend battery life when not gaming.(undervolting, MUX, etc).
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But i couldn't get it to work because dell financing has since migrated to Dell Pay, and it kept saying "You have $6000 available credit" but then wouldnt apply the discount or let me pay with it because my account has some issue with it. Or i havent registered with the new Dell Pay. Called to get my account # and the automated bot said they couldnt give me my account# over the phone haha. Its on paperless, so I guess it wasnt meant to be.
Good luck.
If I manually search for this product and specs, it shows $1899
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I purchased this Dell a month ago and hope the similarity with the Alienware chamber cooling is effective (more so than the Lenovo 7i I previously had).
I do miss the ability to charge the laptop through the USB-C (even though it is tb4) as on the Lenovo and so I purchased this port adapter from Amazon (could be found cheaper on Aliexpress).
https://www.amazon.com/Charging-C...B0C7K8YYGW
It works well with my Lenovo C135 charger (most likely any 100w USB-C charger). I can't game with it (haven't even tried) and I did turn off the low power message in BIOS, but for lighter tasks it kept the battery slowly recharging. It did a very good job when the laptop was off.
I was unable to get a refund for the McAfee yearly subscription because it comes in a bundled package. I do not like McAfee's business model and don't want to support them. I just fully uninstalled.
The G16 does heat-up during more intensive tasks, the fans seem to be a little slow to kick in (it gets hotter than I like before they become more aggressive). I will be purchasing and utilizing a laptop cooling pad.
Right now, the site not to be named that starts with an ARE is offering ten percent back.
Yes its heavy but solid, the nits for the screen are good enough, fans on high can get noisy but very quiet when not gaming, the charging block is massive but overall I find it to be a very slick deal. While it is not as sleek as a Microsoft Surface or Macbook, it has a hybrid appeal, when used with the USB-C charger its simple design can fit into a professional/educational environment.
The options to increase/decrease power consumption are more confusing than with the Lenovo. I still have to figure out what is the best method to extend battery life when not gaming.(undervolting, MUX, etc).
A note to those who may like to use the "ARE" ten percent back, I received an email indicating that value ends in a few hours and will be much lower later.
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