New Dell XPS 17 9700 17 inch UHD Plus Laptop, Intel i9-10885H 10th Gen, 32GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6, Windows 10 Home, Silver
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CPU: Intel Core i9 10th Gen
RAM Size: 32 GB
Hard Disk Size: 1 TB
Graphics Description: NVIDIA RTX 2060
Style: 17" Standard
Features
- Desktop-caliber creativity in a laptop:Packed with staggering performance typically only available from desktops, 10th Gen Intel Core processors bring desktop-caliber creativity to your laptop
- More creating, less waiting:GeForce RTX 2060 laptops are built with the breakthrough graphics performance of the award-winning GeForce GPUs. Dedicated GPU power accelerates the creative apps you use every day
- The XPS 17 delivers unprecedented performance in an incredibly thin form factor. discrete graphics feature unique dual opposite outlet fans, that increase fan airflow by approximately 30%
- Model number: XPS9700-9415SLV-PUS
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Recognized as a CES 2018 Best of Innovation Awards Honoree, our black packaging trays are a step beyond recycled. 25% percent of the material consists of ocean plastics collected from coastal areas, while the remaining 75% is made up of other recycled plastics. Free of materials like cadmium, lead, mercury and some phthalates, it’s also EPEAT registered and BFR/PVC- free. 90% of the laptop’s parts can be easily recycled or reused, and the white bamboo packaging trays are 100% recyclable.
Brand: Dell
Model Name: XPS 17 9700
Screen Size: 17 inches
Color: Silver
Hard Disk Size: 1 TB
CPU Model: Core i9
Ram Memory Installed Size: 32 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Home
Special Feature: Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Card Description: NVIDIA RTX 2060
Color: Silver
Hard-Drive Size: 1 TB
Operating System: Windows 10 Home
Other Special Features of the Product: Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Description: NVIDIA RTX 2060
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060
Hard Disk Description: SSD
Item Weight: 5.5 pounds
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Multimedia, Personal
Graphics Card Ram: 6 GB
Automatic Backup Software Included: Windows 10 Home
Form Factor: Laptop
Hard Disk Interface: NVMe
Voltage: 240 volts
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 14.74"L x 9.76"W x 0.77"Th
Chipset Type: Comet Lake-H
Optical Storage Device: No Optical Drive
Video Output: HDMI
Screen Bezel Thickness: 86 Mm
Screen Size: 17 inches
Resolution: 4K
Native Resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels
Display Type: UHD+
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840x2400 pixels
Display Technology: LCD
Touch Screen Type: capacitive
Connectivity Technology: USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi
Wireless Compability: 802.11ac
LAN Port Bandwidth: 1920 X 1200 Pixels
Wi-Fi Generation: Wi-Fi 6
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Keyboard Description: Backlit,Standard
Notebook Pointing Device Description: Touchpad
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Control Method: Touch
Processor Series: Core i9
Processor Speed: 5.3 GHz
Processor Count: 8
Processor Brand: Intel
CPU Model Number: Core i9-10885H
CPU Model Generation: 10th Gen
CPU Model Speed Maximum: 5.3 GHz
CPU L3 Cache: 12 MB
CPU Codename: Comet Lake-H
Brand: Dell
Model Name: XPS 17 9700
Model Year: 2020
Model Number: XPS9700-9415SLV-PUS
Built-In Media: Power Adaptor and Manual
Manufacturer: Dell
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 884116363415
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Hardware Warranty
RAM Memory Installed: 32 GB
RAM Memory Technology: DDR4
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 64 GB
RAM Type: DDR4 SDRAM
Memory Slots Available: 2
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Life: 3 hours
Lithium-Battery Energy Content: 97 watt-hours
Total Usb Ports: 3
Hardware Interface: Solid State Drive
Number of Ports: 3
Audio Output Type: Headphones
Speaker Description: stereo speakers with MaxxAudio Pro
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Liked it! Just received yesterday, very will tracked the package delivery status through UPS global network. Great service! Intel 10th generation i9 8 cores 32RAM 1TB hdd, 4K 17” touch screen. Just the battery cannot compare with Apple MacBook Pro, only 4-5hours usage time.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2021 by Raymond Shen
Works Perfectly and Just like described : UHD+ TouchScreen, Core i9 10th gen Processor
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2021 by RACHIDA A.
The Dell XPS 17 is probably one of the best, Windows based, personal laptop computers that you can buy, there are some many things that Dell did right with this generation of the XPS 17, and at the same time there are so many things that they missed and could have done much better. Let me start by listing all the positives and the features I absolutely love about this model: - Excellent build quality, the chases, the screen, the keyboard, everything is on a apple level of quality, if not even better in some cases, for example the chases feels heavier and more solid. - Screen size and quality - yes, being able to fit a 17 inch screen in a 15 inch frame, sort of speak, is quite incredible, the screen is plenty bright with 400 nits, the resolution at 4K is good, but only if you are a content creator, about that a little bit more later, and last there is touch for those that like that feature on a laptop, personally I am not a fan. - Top level CPU combined with a great nVidia RTX2060 MaxQ - now here we have indeed a great CPU represented by the Intel Core I9 10885H with 8 cores and 16 threads, this CPU can deliver a great productivity and is a very capable gaming chip as well. The RTX2060 MaxQ is also still a very good mobile GPU and is great for video rendering and games as well, but about that a bit later. - Keyboard and touchpad - To me this keyboard and touchpad are one of the best I have used in the last few years, despite the fact that the keyboard is not full size with the numeric pad on the side, it is still very responsive and comfortable to type on, and the touchpad, well is huge and that is convenient. Previous years and versions had an issue with the touchpad being wobbly, but this later version is perfect. - Four Thunderbolt 3 ports, an SD card and 3.5mm headphone jack on board, TB3 to HDMI and USB-A adapter in the package as well, great port selection and all you need for your content creation. - 32GB Ram and 1TB fast Nvme of internal storage - top level components that can get you started with your content creation, video editing and everything else. - Included separate fingerprint sensor for easy access and Windows Hello. Negatives: - The cooling system on board is not capable to effectively dissipate the temperatures produced by the CPU and the GPU - I was forced to disable the Turbo Boost in the bios in order to keep the temps in control, otherwise even the simple tasks were making the whole system heat up fast and the CPU temps were going over 100C almost all the time (and that is with 22-23C room temperature) causing the CPU to throttle. With the TB disabled, the temps were around 80C. - 4K screen - While great for content creation and media consumption, pushing all those pixels can be challenging for the RTX2060 MaxQ, so gaming is almost impossible, unless you are willing to lower all game settings to the minimum possible. otherwise you are looking at 20-25 frames. - Touch screen, maybe is just my personal preference, but not all laptops need to have touch, especially high-level production or gaming laptops. - Battery life - obviously with such powerful components inside, the battery life is expected to be nothing amazing, but I was disappointed. Luckily most of the times I am not using the laptop plugged in as a desktop replacement work horse. - Very expensive, and not only as a laptop, but computer in general. For the price of over $3K you can buy components to build an incredible desktop, even with the component crisis today, same goes for laptops, you can get a top level gaming laptop that can do everything you want. - Having to use the included TB3 to HDMI adapter in order to output easily on a external screen. - The included web camera on the screen doesn't match the price tag of the laptop, the quality is poor and for this price, it should have been at least a 2K camera with good quality. - Because of the poor cooling solution, which btw even with repasting with good Thermal Grizzly past is not improving too much, you can really utilize the potential of all the top-level components. Overall, despite of the high-quality components and a build quality, it’s really hard to recommend this laptop, I think for the price, you would have a lot more and better choices.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2021 by HardwareSense
I was looking to replace my old laptop and it came down to a choice between this Dell XPS 17" and the new Razer Blade Pro 17". In a lot of ways, the specs were pretty similar, but Dell's processor was better being a core i9 10th gen. If this Dell also had the newer GeForce RTX 3080 it would have been perfect! If you are looking for a creator laptop in a 17" this is an excellent choice. Of course, there aren't many choices for 17" laptops so you should expect the premium pricing. If you need the extra GPU and CPU power with lots of storage built in it's worth it though. I do a lot of different things on my laptop including video processing (need a lot of storage for all the raw and edited video files), I do 3D rendering and animation (needs a lot of GPU, CPU, and storage), and of course when I'm not working I like to relax by PC gaming. This laptop isn't marketed as a gaming laptop but it performs very well as one. In addition to PC gaming, I've also started VR gaming with an Oculus Quest which can be used as a PCVR device but my old graphics card in my old laptop just wasn't quite good enough to handle VR. This laptop performs spectacularly with PC games and VR games alike. It renders 3D images in a matter of minutes on images that took nearly an hour on my old laptop saving me a lot of time and while rendering this PC is powerful enough that I can still do other things on it while waiting for those renders to finish. The only thing I'm a little conflicted on is that this only has USB-C ports. I know their better for data transfer and charging but at the same time... every peripheral I own is USB-A. Headset... USB-A, mouse... USB-A, keyboard USB-A, webcam... USB-A, microphone... USB-A, USB flash drives... can you guess it? USB-A. It's meant having to buy a lot of adapters and hubs to be able to connect things which adds a lot of extra buk to the desktop space this uses as well as keeping track of additional parts. That part isn't particularly convenient and considering most devices are still being made as USB-A connections I couldn't replace all my peripherals very easily (plus a lot of them are fairly new and were pretty expensive) What I do like about the USB-C ports though it that I can charge my laptop form any of the 4 ports which means I can choose the side that's most convenient and least likely to trip over. The battery life on this laptop so far has been exceptional and lasts a long time even when I'm heavily utilizing GPU and CPU. This laptop also turns on super fast. Even restarts are amazingly quick. Normally, restarting my PC to install updates or whatever took a few minutes. Now it's usually around 30 seconds or less from the time I hit restart to the time it's restarted and waiting for my to log in. I've never had a PC restart this fast and I think it's fantastic. The fan is relatively quiet and really only whirs up when I'm really pushing the GPU. Even then I wouldn't call it loud just noticeably louder. Most of the time I would say the fan is pretty whisper quiet. The 4K screen is absolutely amazing for detailed work in photos and video but I have had issues with some older programs not auto-resizing well to a 4K screen. Some programs I've used had to have some special parameters added to their startup to get them to not look like a teeny tiny little mini window. I don't think it's an issue with any newer programs though and even most older programs auto-scale well. Also this screen is huge! It's viewable space is bigger than my last 17" thanks to their ultra thin bezel but that also means that you can't put a camera cover over the built in camera. The camera itself is only 720p though so personally I'm just putting a tiny sticker over the camera (I don't use the facial recognition of Window Hello) and using an external 4K camera. I found the choice to use a 720p webcam as the built-in in a 4K laptop a little odd to say the least. I would expect at least a 1080p, so it was a disappointing feature. The fingerprint reader is extremely quick and easy to use for logging in and is a feature I've been missing from the last few laptops I've owned. I had it on a previous HP laptop and it was super convenient then so I was happy to find it's a returning feature. The finger print reader is up in the top right which is also a power button that's right on the keyboard. I actually really like this placement as I often end up bumping power buttons on the sides or too close to the screen since I sometimes lightly rest my fingers/hand there. This one is not in a place that I accidently bump so I'm really happy with the power buttons placement. It's also not obvious that it's the fingerprint reader so it's somewhat discreet. Overall, this is an expensive laptop but if you game, do video stuff, and or work with 3D either images or animations this is an all around great laptop that meets the need for probably most creators and gamers (and those who like to do anything and everything between).
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2021 by Cassandra Strand
First thing is first Amazing Laptop for the buck it clearly says on the description of the item that its a i9, but for some reason my laptop is an i7. please help explain?
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Allan
Starting off, I was incredibly impressed with the first impression while opening the box. It looks futuristic. There is not a fragile piece of plastic to be found on this device. It is reminiscent of a space-craft. Turning it on and using it impressed me even further still. The i9 that can surprisingly be found in this relatively small laptop far exceeds any desktop processor I've ever used. Even for something like 3D modeling and rendering, the cpu matches or even exceeds the performance of the RTX 2060 that it also somehow contains. Gaming is entirely possible on this device. Video editing is entirely possible on this device. Any single one of my use-cases are entirely possible on this device.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021 by Nicholas W.
This XPS 17 is a system for a well-informed professional without much budget constraints. Such a person would value presentation, portability and pixel count over raw performance, but they also have enough computing needs to refuse to compromise too much on performance. Value: If you just want to game on a laptop, you can get basically the same GPU of RTX 2060 and a better AMD cpu of Ryzen 4900hs from the ASUS Zephyrus G14. At $1400 as of this review, the Zephryrus is a far more attractive option based on the numbers. However, there are many details Dell put onto this laptop that makes it possibly worth the +$1000 premium (As of this review, the current generation XPS 17 can be as low as $2400 depending on where you look) Screen: If you have good eyes and a need for screen pixel estate, the glossy 4K+ screen is absolutely gorgeous and can fit a ton of windows and spreadsheets when scaled to 100%. The touchscreen adds a way to efficiently interact with it. This screen is basically bezel-less, you get 17” of screen in a laptop the size of a 15” laptop, indeed I was able to fit this laptop in a bag compartment for 15” laptops only where my old 17” gaming laptop would definitely not fit. The high resolution and normal (I assume 60hz) refresh rate makes it a productivity machine, as opposed to gaming machines with lower resolution and higher refresh rates. GPU: You can game with modern titles, but games would not necessarily be able to run at 4K and still get a good framerate. Compared to my 4 year old gaming laptop with an nVidia GTX 980M, the RTX 2060 max-q in the XPS offers basically the same performance and some new features in a much smaller package. And I know my GTX 980M struggled with games a lot, even at 1080p. The 2060 Max Q is considered “VR-ready” and most games developed for VR should be playable, however normal games with VR mode are more demanding and could struggle to run. CPU: The only reason to choose Intel for this generation is if there are some Intel-specific features you need for your work, or if the rest of the laptop happens to be quite good as is the case here and you’re willing to compromise on the CPU. While by no means a slouch, you are not getting the best laptop CPU in terms of performance and efficiency. The Intel I9-10885H is worse than the AMD R9 4900HS in every way with higher power consumption and lower processing speed, the only exception being slightly better single thread performance - a small consolation in a world where developers are used to optimizing apps for multiple threads. A workload I use a lot is x264 video encoding. Measuring the power draw and frames processed over 12 hours, the i9 has double the efficiency as my 5 year old i7, but 20% less efficiency than my desktop ryzen 3900x. Less efficiency also means more heat: with ideal cooling conditions (a 50W box fan blowing on the laptop), the CPU was able to draw about 90W more power than idle. As a system, the CPU+GPU combination was able to playback youtube 8K60 content with no stuttering. Ports: I like the ports on this laptop, there are 4 thunderbolt/type C ports which serve to both transmit data and charge the laptop. A 130W usb C charger is included, you can also charge using a USB PD (Power Delivery) charger. This is exciting as it opens up the possibility of charging a full size gaming laptop from a USB C power bank via the PD protocol: My current on-the-go tablet, a Surface 3, was purchased entirely on the basis that at the time, it was the fastest windows powered x86 machine I could get that could be charged from a power bank. Battery: A fully charged battery can last more than 3 hours of casual use, or 90 minutes with the CPU at 100%. My attempts to charge the XPS 17 from various power banks 10W-60W and prolong its runtime when not connected to mains, were met with limited success: Starting with both batteries at 100% hoping that the power bank would slow down the discharge rate, older power banks simply would not charge. Newer power banks would connect, but because type c to type c is non directional, the laptop would attempt to charge the power bank instead of letting the power bank charge it (there doesn’t seem to be a software switch to toggle direction of power). Finally, the PD power banks appeared to start charging the laptop after the laptop’s battery dropped below 80%. Dongle: The laptop has only type C ports so regular peripherals will need to be connected via dongles or hubs. A basic HDMI+USBA dongle is included in the package. There are many dongles but I recommend getting one with full 4K 60hz video output and 100W PD, which allows you to charge the laptop through the dongle while freeing up the other ports for more dongles! A well-made single dongle will simultaneously: transfer 4K60 video signal to an external screen, copy files from external usb A hard disks and internal sd card readers at combined 200 megabytes/s, pipe in 900 megabits/s of internet upload/download, and power the laptop from an external PD power source Longevity: This laptop includes the “Dell Power Manager” utility that allows you to limit charge to a number less than 100% if you keep your laptop plugged in all the time. Keeping batteries topped off at 100% is bad for longevity – I’ve experienced multiple battery failures on devices I need to leave plugged in 24/7. Capping charge at 60% will maximize battery longevity while 80% will give you a bit more flexibility if there is a power outage or if you need your laptop for an unplanned excursion. If you don’t know what percentage to use, you can leave Power Manager on auto or set it to one of several presets. The technology to limit charging has been around for ages, disappointingly not all manufacturers include this function. The XPS is also a model where you don’t have to worry about availability and instructions for replacing the battery. Software: Windows Hello, using infrared facial recognition to unlock the PC, is a very convenient alternative to passwords. 365 days of McAfee LiveSafe are included although I have not had good experiences with McAfee antivirus in the past. Keyboard: In exchange for the lack of a numpad, you get normal sized backlit keys and nice speakers on the sides of the keyboard. The way the Fn key works is interesting as an inversion of how Fn usually works: the F1/ F2… keys activate the Fn functions by default, if you want to input F4 you have to press Fn+F4. Commands like Alt+F4 still work as usual. Condition: The specs and condition of my unit appeared to be as described and there was no malfunction or inaccuracy in any way. Summary: If you know what you’re getting into, the current generation Dell XPS 17 is a quality asset to your professional or personal needs, engineered for the long haul. A pricey machine that maximizes the utility of a portable small size, the XPS 17 is capable of gaming but best used for productivity or entertainment where fine detail makes a difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2021 by Eric
I like to leave my PC on all the time and usually a laptop uses much less power than a desktop when idling. Unfortunately, this machine has rebooted and run a hardware scan MANY MANY times in the last year. Easily over a dozen times which is crazy! The worst part is that the screen will stay on the results page all night long. I've considered wiping out the laptop and installing a fresh copy of Windows. Oh yeah, it also is VR capable! I've played Steam VR on this without issue. It does get loud and hot but it still runs. The bios on this thing is actually really nice though. Compared to other BIO menus, this one has tons of features. Overall, I'm happy with this but I'm concerned about the reliability.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2022 by P. Ng