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@@Iefn82Jw hey man, OK first of all I want to be fully transparent with you. I don’t own this laptop anymore. I gave it back to Dell because I didn’t enjoy carrying a 6 pound laptop every day for school so I got a laptop that was thinner and lighter. I’ve also never use blender so I would recommend getting a second opinion, but I have used this laptop both for gaming as well as productivity tasks such as video editing, virtual machines and coding. I would only recommend you get a laptop if you need portability otherwise I would recommend getting a desktop because they perform better and they are cheaper however, if you have to get a laptop for some reason and you know that you need graphics performance a 4080 on average is 50% faster and you are also getting 50% more we ran because you are going from 8 GB to 12 GB even though you are getting the same GDDR6. From what I have noticed doing productivity tasks it’s more about the CPU and ram then it is about the GPU so for me, a 4070 was completely fine but that 24 core I-9 was very useful in productivity tasks. You can also upgrade this laptop from 32 GB to 64 GB which was very helpful for me because I was frequently using my laptop at about 53 GB of used RAM according to task manager I would also recommend saving money and getting a laptop with a 13th generation I-9 instead of a 14th generation I-9 because they are usually more expensive and you are only gaining 200 MHz. Overall for $1300 this is not a bad deal. Just make sure you need a laptop because otherwise I would recommend a desktop. I apologize if this answer was a little bit long winded, but I am happy to answer any other questions that you have!

VRAM my apologies on the typo.

@@oriontechtips1980 thanks for the advice Orion, I'll consider getting a better laptop in the case of gpu vram wise and cause portability is a big thing for me, with additional RAM, everything also considered I really appreciate you replying to my question in depth as well. You have my Sub and thanks!

I couldn't set the speed on the BIOS, there is no setting for memory OC, or at least I didn't see it.

@henryruiz3297 might need to update to the latest bios. Log into your account on Dell and have it scan for your laptop it will know exactly what you need for updates

@henryruiz3297 also there's how to videos here on the tube

@@liesselmani3720 thanks for watching!

@@eduardogonzalez8357 $1300 for a decently built gaming laptop with a 4070, and 13 GEN I9 does seem like good value now to be fully transparent with you. I am no longer using the laptop mostly because it wasn’t the lightest laptop to take around with me every day to school, especially with the power brick. However performance was not an issue. Personally I am more of an E sports player myself. However I did play AAA titles, such as Starfield atomic heart, Hogwarts, legacy and Microsoft flight simulator and many more with the inclusion of Xbox game pass and all of them ran well even with the displays native resolution. In terms of pure priced performance, a desktop would definitely be the way to go, but if you need a laptop for one reason or another, this does offer good performance in my opinion.

​@@oriontechtips1980That is a very good price, in Mexico it does not go below 2000 dollars

@@vanditakala9001 hey man, thank you so much for this comment! First of all I want to be upfront with you I don’t have a lot of knowledge in those software‘s so I would recommend getting a second opinion now with that said if you are buying this laptop with the 24 core 13th GEN I-9 that is very powerful you’re getting about 90% of the desktop variant which is basically the same thing as the 14th generation raptor Lake refresh I-9 the only difference being a 200 MHz clock speed improvement, but in terms of CPU power you should be good on that front. In terms of GPU power paying $700 more to get a 4070 is simply ridiculous Both a 4060 and a 4070 have 8 GB of VRAM so for professional work they should be about the same even in pure restoration there within striking distance of each other so I wouldn’t worry about it on that front. In terms of RAM going with 16 GB is smart. I would have gone with 16 GB myself if it was available, and you can always throw in 64 GB yourself for significantly cheaper than paying Dell to do it for you, so if you’re wanting a laptop for professional work, this may not be a bad idea, but I’m happy to answer any other questions that you have.

hey im in the exact same scenario but i use blender, but i occassionally like to game so what did you buy and how did it work for rendering high poly animations.

@@alfredsecurity9672 lol thank you for the catch! you’re absolutely right I apologies!

@@RAC7192 yeah as I’ve stated in my last comment, this is a good deal considering you’re getting the chair for almost half the price as I paid. I’ve owned it for over two years and I haven’t had any issues with it. You’re about as tall as I am and a little bit heavier than I am, but it still should work fine. I’ve had friends who are significantly heavier than I am sitting in the chair and it worked well for them as well. If you’re unsure, I would recommend going to IKEA and testing out the chair just to make sure you like it before buying it.

@@oriontechtips1980 even with no warranty ,ikea is so far from my home ,i will buy it online

@@RAC7192 hey man, well I’ve had mine for over two years at this point and I’ve never had any problems with it and at 150 bucks you’re paying nearly half the price that I paid for it so from your comment this seems like quite the deal!

@@daytona1445 yes I have updated my bios at least once since the time of the ram install, but even with 1.14.0 it’s still supported 64 GB of RAM perfectly.

@oriontechtips1980 thank you for the reply. 1.14.0 was the last reported version that worked but since I have not seen more widely spread messages I figured that if it was an actual problem it was soon corrected. My system is being delivered tomorrow so I need to order ram and couple larger nvme.

@ yeah no worries man. Thank you for your comment. I haven’t heard of anyone running into that exact issue but if you are wondering, I am on bios version 1.19.0 and graphics card driver version 566.03.

So I tried to doo this upgrade last night and my system would not post. Keyboard did the normal rgb flashing then shut down after about 2 minutes bios 1.18. 0 and 1.19.0. Going to return and get 32gb kit

@ oh no, I’m really sorry to hear that man. My first thought is that the ram kit may be defective if you have another machine that you can test your ram in maybe you can make sure the ram is functional that way and if it’s not, you can always return it back to the manufacture and get a new one for free if it doesn’t work, but from your comments, it sounds like you have the exact same laptop as I have so it is designed to take 64 GB of RAM. But once again if you’re just gaming 32 is all you need.

@@user-pt9il9jn4w I hope you’re right, but that doesn’t change the fact that I’m not showing my address for the entire world to see lol!

@@adriannavarro8081 Well that depends when this laptop first released it launched at $2100 then shortly after it went on sale for $1850 but prices are constantly changing. I would imagine if you waited until Black Friday or Christmas you could get an even better deal.

Same lap but with 16gb of ram, in mexico is about $1900

@ unfortunately I’m not familiar with the Mexican market however, if you are concerned about only getting 16 GB of RAM, you can always upgrade it up to 64 later down the line for a lot cheaper than Dell doing it themselves.

@@hawaiixtc haha true! It does come with a truly massive 330 W silicon charger for future iterations of this laptop. I hope that Dell will include a more compact gallium nitrate charger. I agree with you that I wish battery. Life was better, however the performance on battery is great though I still do 99% of my gaming plugged into a wall for maximum performance.

@@davecunningham3653 lol no sir!

@@_zippp that is correct the WebCam does not support Windows IR.

@@chakkiraaha thanks for your comment, man! I made sure to add that the ram was capped at 4800 MT/s in the description. If I ever film another upgrade tutorial like this one. I will make sure to zoom in on the battery to help more people out!

@@oliyadtsegaye5319 sure thing! Here is the link to the exact ram that I used. www.amazon.com/Crucial-5600MHz-5200MHz-4800MHz-CT2K32G56C46S5/dp/B0BLTG7TN6/ref=mp_s_a_1_2_sspa?crid=1NOXC9MPQUC9B&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.hy9DiHnw1BP_AMjyltY99V-gDWZ38GOEWHeow2m81Zawm4kQTcigZMtiG7HKGDEKnSIzJrgSNI4DhdSW15k_RbZFfyxM4YqUQkyJdrsSHUeLzrmFzF7GpJ4y9-R0ixh6v6j2zvnMn75Q6-Fa_SUNEtJoWWXVrT83Z71SCJlk5FBdPYIO0wppgbucuV-oRpieUStOINdkbjNKRDKSi1-9fg.pD4xQSR4qFsIJ0VNX9UJ7m6NRSRpzD-XIXhZ9IiGdtU&dib_tag=se&keywords=64gb+ddr5+laptop+ram&qid=1726737181&sprefix=64gb+ddr5+l%2Caps%2C253&sr=8-2-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1 you can definitely mix and match ram sticks however, if you have one running at say 5600 MHz and another one running at 4800 MHz then 5600 MHz ram stick will be down clocked to 4800 MHz.

@@parens3 that’s an excellent question unfortunately I don’t know because I’ve never tried a 32 GB kit at 5600 MHz. What I would recommend you to do is getting contact with Dell and see if the machine supports it.

@@محتوىديني-ق1ذ the screen I have here is 240 Hz however the laptop also can be configured with 165 Hz if you would prefer that.

@@harshgujarati9714 unfortunately I have already tried that and when you do that you get a message saying USB-C does not accept power input.

@@conanedogawa6306 interesting that hasn’t been my experience I bring this laptop with me in my school bag as well as on multiple vacations and I’ve never had any issues with the liquid metal spilling over to other components even when my laptop sits in my backpack for days at a time. I would even go so far as to say, cooling in general is one of the laptops strong suits as well as heat and fan noise. I was playing the black ops six beta and the laptop was cool to the touch and I could barely hear the fans at 1440 P 100+ FPS. I know that Dell uses liquid metal for enhanced cooling which in my opinion they accomplished don’t get me wrong. There’s certainly other downsides with this laptop. It’s just that from a cooling/heat and fan noise, this laptop is one of the better ones I hope that this answers your question.

@@edwould873 I just checked the laptops bios and you’re absolutely right the ram while running at a capacity of 64 GB is only running at a speed of 4800 instead of the advertised 5600 of the kit that I installed my apologies for not testing that in the video, the speed of the ram slipped my mind, and I was only thinking about capacity I will also update my video description to inform as many people as possible. Once again my sincere apologies for not checking the speed. If you are wondering, I can confirm that the ram itself runs great and I have never gotten any errors. Thanks again for this comment. It really helped.

@@oriontechtips1980 Thanks for acknowledging the oversight instead of just ignoring it or making excuses. That's the kind of reviewer that enthusiasts value, the kind that put honesty and accuracy above image. Knowing the machine can handle 64GB at 4800 is still valuable to those looking for a strong desktop replacement for video editing, autocad, etc. The slower speed probably isn't enough to matter to anybody except overclockers and they aren't buying this machine anyway. Good luck.

@@omaralsaeedahmad5577 the max wattage for the GPU is 140 W, however, most of the time you will only be getting about 115 W unfortunately you are not getting the same performance as you would on a desktop 4070 the desktop GPU averages 43% faster. It also has a 250 W TDP so it’s pulling a lot more power as well, the desktop also has 12 GB of GDDR6X VRAM versus the laptop 4070 only has 8 GB of GDDR6 VRAM. laptops simply are limited by thermals so they will always perform worse compared to their desktop counterparts. The question is really about if you want performance or if you want portability. I hope this answers your question.

@@oriontechtips1980 thx bro 💙 . keep going 💙

@@CrossedCoder unfortunately no it does not that was one of the cons I covered during the four months later video.

@@Zelynf thank you for your comment! I just ran a Cinebench 2024 test and my results are for the GPU 11,026 for the CPU multicore. I got 1431 and for the CPU single core. I got 119. I hope this helps!

@@oriontechtips1980 You get a 17% better CPU and a 15% worse GPU than me, which is kinda like a big difference, not sure if I should be worried about it. Thank you for your results though, very helpful.

@@Zelynf yeah, that doesn’t seem right. However, I recently had Dell look at my laptop and they said everything is in check and it’s performing as it should. I could certainly send this comment to them though. Have you ran any game benchmarks on the laptop? I’m curious if we could compare notes.

@@oriontechtips1980 I hadn’t run any game benchmark, tell me which game should I try and I’ll send my results. Better if it’s free.

@@Zelynf if you don’t own, any video games, then I wouldn’t worry about it. I was thinking about games with a built in benchmark like shadow of the tomb, raider rainbow, six siege, the division two or ghost recon breakpoint unfortunately I don’t know of any free video games with built in benchmarks however, if you don’t any games with a built-in benchmark, then I wouldn’t recommend buying them just for that purpose. The only reason why am asking is just to get more data to compare our performance. If you want me to run any more tests on my laptop, I would be happy to do it and give you the results.

@@alatusedits wow $950! If it’s the same spec that I reviewed then yeah what a steel!

@@oriontechtips1980 I'm getting I7-13650hx and 4060 and 16gb ram. Qhd display 240hz

Make sure all drivers and bios are updated correctly

@@Baskavideonunkonusu interesting make sure all of your drivers and windows are up-to-date. Make sure that you’re using your laptop plugged in in a cool air-conditioned room and make sure you are running your laptop on performance mode. If you are doing all of those things and you are still limited to 30 W, I would recommend contacting Dell because something is wrong for example. My graphics card alone runs at about 115 W.

@@oriontechtips1980hey dude Dell hasn't fixed that issue yet. It's with every g series model.

@@baneous18 really? That’s surprising especially coming from a big company like Dell fortunately all Dell computers come with a one year warranty so what I would recommend you do is get in contact with Dell. Send your computer to them and then they will fix your problem.

@@oriontechtips1980 so my current laptop, del g15 5525 has that issue. after opening any game small or AAA, the gpu wattage is dropping to 30W after 10-20 min of gameplay. I tried clean installing the OS but the issue is still the same. I paid for premium support and Dell replaced the motherboard but the issue is still the same. after collecting data they concluded that they dont know the fix so they are exchanging my laptop for a G16 7630. even though there are a good amount of articles in reddit and even in dell community forums, they failed to acknowledge this issue. and apparently its a software one.

I agree 💯

I know my story isn't necessarily unique or warrants a video feature or anything, but I just wanted to show my appreciation for your vids! Keep creating awesome content man, love your stuff! ❤️ Cheers, Najid

Thank you so much 🙂

@@direyvinnn yes it does.

exactly that don't buy it

@@yavuzcelik3443 i’m not entirely sure what you mean by this but on any gaming laptop you will feel heat especially if you are maxing out the CPU or GPU to give you some reference. My GPU temperature is usually about 73° I also use my laptop on a cooling pad in an air-conditioned room, but if you are wondering if you should keep up-to-date with your drivers and windows updates I would recommend you do that for best performance and security.

@@marioperez8858 that is a good question and I’m not entirely sure I know on Dell‘s website it says it goes up to 64 GB but I’ve never tried 92. I would recommend contacting Dell to make sure it can run with 92 GB before you buy the ram kit.

@@oriontechtips1980 @marioperez8858 Hi guys I just checked with Dell sales agent, the agent mentioned Dell G16 7630 supports max RAM of 32GB. Are you guys sure it supports till 64GB?

Greetings to you as well!

Thanks for watching!

Personally, I would buy the Dell G16 because you get an 4070 which is on average 20% faster than the 4060 you also get double the memory which will help you multitask better. You certainly do pay a hefty fine for that ROG tax and in my opinion, it’s not worth spending extra money just for a logo.

Interesting from my experience using the laptop the hottest temperature I get on my GPU is 73°C and that is under full load however, I am using my laptop plugged in with a cooling pad in an air conditioned room so if you are in a hotter environment with less ventilation that might impact the heat and thermals. Nonetheless, I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for this comment!

Awesome, thank you!

Did you buy it?

@@eliascaceres6065 Yes actually! I've had it for about 6 days now. Actually, today would make it a week, but ive used it for about 6 days. ndd it's amazing! I got the white one. THanks for helping me make such a tough choice!

@@eliascaceres6065 Yup! It's really good so far! I had it for about a week now and it's performance is great.

@@NosamNojArt you’re very welcome! I’m glad you found the video helpful!

@@eliascaceres6065 oh yeah i did! ithougnt i already replied to this srry! its amazing! like actually amazing! i got the white and black one

4800 MHz but it is upgradeable up to 5200 MHz.