Just bought it! Dell have a sale on the website it was £1690 its now on sale save £300 and then if you sign up for dell rewards with ur email which is free you get a 5% off promo code so i got it for £1284 i9 rtx 4070 32gb and 1tb storage and 240hz screen @@JacobLoucks-ck6lh
It depends on what you doing if you’re doing something intensive like gaming video rendering or machine learning the highest I’ve seen the CPU temperature go up to is 72°C but when you’re doing a basic task, like browsing the web or watching RUclips videos, the CPU temperature is a lot lower. The laptop stays cool to the touch and the fans are not audible.
Any new updates on performance? Any issues? Heard the i7HX chips 13th and 14th Gen have been facing heating throttling issues.... Intel did put out a post mentioning oxidation issues on the i7 chips. Have you seen any issues with yours?
@@oriontechtips1980 is it good for gaming? And how are the thermals, ik going to buy it but I have been hearing another of mixed reviews I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO MAN
The maximum watts of the graphics card is 140 W and you can disable the graphics card completely and run off of integrated graphics to save battery life which means the graphics card will be running at 0 W, and to answer your last question. Yes, I am absolutely satisfied with the laptop!
Under normal conditions I do not hear any fan noise during gaming. I do hear some fan noise I’d estimate 40 decimals or so however, the laptop is cool to the touch and if you really don’t want any fan noise, you can set the laptop to quiet mode in the Alienware command sensor.
From my search this is still the best gaming laptop for its price, even a year later but if you think theres anything specs wise thats better than this at 1300$ then it would be amazing if you could recommend me some, ive been thinking about maybe getting a 4080 with ddr5 64gb maybe im not sure if i should because i mainly use it to render animations on blender, but if theres any advice that you would like to give i'd really appreciate it.
@@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!
@@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!
@@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.
When I’m doing lighter tasks, like browsing the web or using office programs, the laptop stays cool to the touch and the fans are silence. The battery life is not very good. You can expect about six hours.
@@Farhaan-td3dk yes but keep in mind that is the best case scenario when I am in a dim room, running the screen at a low brightness and only 60 Hz typing word documents with nothing else running in the background on battery saving mode. I get about six hours. If you do anything more intensive, you will get less battery life.
Hi the only thing I’ve been worried is the cooling system, I heard g16 has kind of Liquid Metal for gpu’s cooling, it’s not very safe,is that bothered you?
@@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.
I know it can sound as a stupid question, but at the same price, would you choose a: Dell G16, GeForce RTX 4070 8Gb GDDR6, Intel i9-13000HX, 1Tb M2 SSD, 32Gb RAM with the 2560x1600 240Hz display or Asus ROG Strix G16, GeForce RTX 4060 8Gb GDDR6, intel i9-13980HX, 1Tb SSD, 16 Gb RAM with the 2560x1600 240 Hz Display ?
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.
hey im an industrial designer and i use rhino, keyshot , blender, after effects and will be using solidworks pretty soon too! in my knowledge rhino and keyshot are mostly cpu intensive but many have warned me about solidworks heavy gpu requirements. I dont play games but i will be using this laptop for heavy rendering though not as much as animation/ gaming students. specs wise this laptop fits perfectly for my requirements but what is your opinion on 3d modelling software usage on this laptop with no gaming? in terms of heating, battery and speed. btw i plan on buying the rtx 4060 8gb and 16gb ddr5 since the 4070 shoots over 700usd in price.
@@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.
@@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.
@@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.
It all depends on your use case if you want to play the latest and greatest AAA titles at high settings with a high frame rates then probably not. However, if you want to play older AAA titles along with esports games, then I would say this laptop would last for five years it just all depends on your use case.
@@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.
@@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.
Hi. I'm thinking of buying the same model, with an i9, 4070 and 16 RAM. I haven't decided yet. Right now on Amazon it's 19% off, it's $1300. Do you think it would be a good buy, now that we're already going into 2025?. Have you played AAA games on it?
@@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.
@@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.
@@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?
@@Fanhanimee I remember I played some call of duty Cold War, a few months back and I believe I was able to maintain around 144 FPS with 1440 P ultra graphics.
@@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.
Any issues u have faced till now ??
Thanks for the video!!!
I'm planning to buy
as it is available at 1300$ right now
Hopefully it's worth it
Where are you seeing that price at?
Just bought it! Dell have a sale on the website it was £1690 its now on sale save £300 and then if you sign up for dell rewards with ur email which is free you get a 5% off promo code so i got it for £1284 i9 rtx 4070 32gb and 1tb storage and 240hz screen @@JacobLoucks-ck6lh
I hope you enjoy it!
Bro it’s 1900$
Dell was running a deal I got it for $1300 as well (same specs in the video) $1500 on Amazon rn although only 16gb ram.
How is the average CPU temperature?
It depends on what you doing if you’re doing something intensive like gaming video rendering or machine learning the highest I’ve seen the CPU temperature go up to is 72°C but when you’re doing a basic task, like browsing the web or watching RUclips videos, the CPU temperature is a lot lower. The laptop stays cool to the touch and the fans are not audible.
100°C
Any new updates on performance? Any issues? Heard the i7HX chips 13th and 14th Gen have been facing heating throttling issues.... Intel did put out a post mentioning oxidation issues on the i7 chips. Have you seen any issues with yours?
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH G 16? WHAT ARE THE DEFICIENTS?
Yes, I have been satisfied with my experience.
NONE THAT I CAN SEE? BUT THEN AGAIN I AM NO EXPERT! BY THE WAY WHY ARE WE TYPING IN CAPITALS?
@@oriontechtips1980 is it good for gaming? And how are the thermals, ik going to buy it but I have been hearing another of mixed reviews I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO MAN
HOW MANY WATTS IS THE GRAPHICS CARD? WHAT IS THE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM VALUE?
The maximum watts of the graphics card is 140 W and you can disable the graphics card completely and run off of integrated graphics to save battery life which means the graphics card will be running at 0 W, and to answer your last question. Yes, I am absolutely satisfied with the laptop!
Are there loud fan noises under normal conditions and during gaming?
Under normal conditions I do not hear any fan noise during gaming. I do hear some fan noise I’d estimate 40 decimals or so however, the laptop is cool to the touch and if you really don’t want any fan noise, you can set the laptop to quiet mode in the Alienware command sensor.
From my search this is still the best gaming laptop for its price, even a year later but if you think theres anything specs wise thats better than this at 1300$ then it would be amazing if you could recommend me some, ive been thinking about maybe getting a 4080 with ddr5 64gb maybe im not sure if i should because i mainly use it to render animations on blender, but if theres any advice that you would like to give i'd really appreciate it.
@@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 see forum posts about warming up and it is said to be troublesome about software that works windows compatible?
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.
How hot do you feel that it is put into use by browser and office programs? the battery is durable if you don't play?
When I’m doing lighter tasks, like browsing the web or using office programs, the laptop stays cool to the touch and the fans are silence. The battery life is not very good. You can expect about six hours.
@@oriontechtips1980 six hours really? I am curious to know
@@Farhaan-td3dk yes but keep in mind that is the best case scenario when I am in a dim room, running the screen at a low brightness and only 60 Hz typing word documents with nothing else running in the background on battery saving mode. I get about six hours. If you do anything more intensive, you will get less battery life.
Hi the only thing I’ve been worried is the cooling system, I heard g16 has kind of Liquid Metal for gpu’s cooling, it’s not very safe,is that bothered you?
@@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.
I know it can sound as a stupid question, but at the same price, would you choose a:
Dell G16, GeForce RTX 4070 8Gb GDDR6, Intel i9-13000HX, 1Tb M2 SSD, 32Gb RAM with the 2560x1600 240Hz display
or
Asus ROG Strix G16, GeForce RTX 4060 8Gb GDDR6, intel i9-13980HX, 1Tb SSD, 16 Gb RAM with the 2560x1600 240 Hz Display ?
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.
good job reviewing, no pretense, honest impressions, enjoyable vibe
hey im an industrial designer and i use rhino, keyshot , blender, after effects and will be using solidworks pretty soon too! in my knowledge rhino and keyshot are mostly cpu intensive but many have warned me about solidworks heavy gpu requirements. I dont play games but i will be using this laptop for heavy rendering though not as much as animation/ gaming students.
specs wise this laptop fits perfectly for my requirements but what is your opinion on 3d modelling software usage on this laptop with no gaming? in terms of heating, battery and speed.
btw i plan on buying the rtx 4060 8gb and 16gb ddr5 since the 4070 shoots over 700usd in price.
@@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.
on a scale of 1 to 10. How is the quality of case? thank you.
I would give it a solid nine out of 10 the build isn’t 100% metal but it still feels very sturdy and I haven’t had any issues with the durability.
@@oriontechtips1980thank you. I will buy one.
Does it have USB-C power delivery. Like does it charge the laptop via usb C?
@@CrossedCoder unfortunately no it does not that was one of the cons I covered during the four months later video.
Have you done some benchmarks on the 2024 Cinebench.
My results are:
Single Core: 122
Multicore 1220
GPU: 12686
@@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.
will this laptop can live for around 5 year (I am a heavy gamer 😅)
It all depends on your use case if you want to play the latest and greatest AAA titles at high settings with a high frame rates then probably not. However, if you want to play older AAA titles along with esports games, then I would say this laptop would last for five years it just all depends on your use case.
thank you sirr
Hi bro. I bought this computer 2 weeks ago and when I wibrate to computer, this computer limits 30W energy. Have you ever seen this inaccuracy?
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.
Hi. I'm thinking of buying the same model, with an i9, 4070 and 16 RAM. I haven't decided yet. Right now on Amazon it's 19% off, it's $1300. Do you think it would be a good buy, now that we're already going into 2025?. Have you played AAA games on it?
@@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
What is the wattage?
330.
@@oriontechtips1980 what is the Hz ?
@@matematik6318 240.
How many hertz is the screen?
@@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.
does this laptop have mux switch?
@@direyvinnn yes it does.
what is the max watt for gpu ?
and
Is it close to the performance of the 4070 on pc ?
And does it has a sudden decrease in performance?
keep going ❤.
@@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 💙
Is its screen IPS or TN?
The screen is IPS/in plain switching.
How's the CPU temperature, man? How high does it get in games?
I haven’t played a game on the laptop in a while, but if I recall correctly, I believe 72°C is where the CPU temperature peak at.
@@oriontechtips1980 @oriontechtips1980 never! on little game u get 100°C in summer. Safe. i have same Laptop.
100
Can you expand the RAM up to 64 gigabytes or up to 92 gigabytes?
@@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?
Does it open with one hand like on Macbooks?
yes
Yes.
How much FPS does Valorant give?
I haven’t played Valorant on it, but I am quite confident that you will get a locked 240 FPS.
@@oriontechtips1980Is the laptop worth it? heating and all? I’m thinking to buy this
@@streamershighlightsandupda6554 from my experience the laptop is absolutely worth it, and it stays cool to the touch even while gaming.
@@oriontechtips1980if u play cod what fps u get or overall what fps u get gaming on this laptop
@@Fanhanimee I remember I played some call of duty Cold War, a few months back and I believe I was able to maintain around 144 FPS with 1440 P ultra graphics.
Can I change the keyboard color?
Yes, you can do that through the preinstalled Alienware command sensor.
Im guna buy it im sold
I hope you enjoy it!
@oriontechtips1980 didn't end up buying it got a pc instead cause its the only money I had
@@skullzyt4200 that makes sense if you’re after pure priced to performance and you don’t care about portability a desktop is the best way to go!
Its an energy hog. Can game for a whopping 2 hours in performance mode. Lucky to get 3 hours without the 4 ton power brick....
@@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.
ram speed
4800 MHz but it is upgradeable up to 5200 MHz.
did biden buy that for you???????
@@davecunningham3653 lol no sir!
3:55 lmao no one cares
@@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!