Quote from: X on Today at 10:46:47In some other sites there are quite different results.

It leads to the questions:

- which testing procedures give real results? Do we have anywhere problem with bios, drivers or windows?

- are any tests in internet done with selects? (Specially selected or prepared for tests)

- should be this model released for CES? Is this beta version or what?

And in the end:

- can Dell make models so good like these from Asia or Clevo?

- should we see the same thing every year?

the goat has returned!!!

100% agreed. NBC needs to revealuate their testing practices. I am actually in the process of writing a doc to send to their editor on how they can improve. i will DM u for review once it is ready - this has to be fixed.

Quote from: krunz on Today at 17:55:14

Quotesignificantly improved design over last generation XPS 14

only usb-c ports!? and still half a kilo heavier than the competitors!?
total fail the design.

and why is the matte screen not under the PROs?
and there are AGAIN no photos from the matte display under normal conditions and not only under bright sunlight!
this author keeps to be completely incompetent like in all his reviews.

i know!!! this thing is like a cinder block it is so heavy... i said it before i will say it again - i will never use a laptop that weighs more than 0.7kg.

Quotesignificantly improved design over last generation XPS 14

only usb-c ports!? and still half a kilo heavier than the competitors!?
total fail the design.

and why is the matte screen not under the PROs?
and there are AGAIN no photos from the matte display under normal conditions and not only under bright sunlight!
this author keeps to be completely incompetent like in all his reviews.

In some other sites there are quite different results.

It leads to the questions:

- which testing procedures give real results? Do we have anywhere problem with bios, drivers or windows?

- are any tests in internet done with selects? (Specially selected or prepared for tests)

- should be this model released for CES? Is this beta version or what?

And in the end:

- can Dell make models so good like these from Asia or Clevo?

- should we see the same thing every year?

Pretty good performance for only 4 graphics cores

Peformance comparison with the 2022 notebook Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UN5401QA-KN085W:


Cinebench R15 Multi Loop:


Asus ZenBook Flip 14 UN5401QA-KN085W AMD Ryzen 7 5800H:
Ø1823 (1806.36-1838.74)
Link: www. notebookcheck .com/Asus-Zenbook-Flip-14-OLED-im-Test-AMD-und-OLED-Knaller.613067.0.html

Dell XPS 14 Core Ultra 7 355 Intel Core Ultra 7 355:
Ø1536 (1489.92-1654.26)

How come the performance rating is that bad, 1/2 of Lunar Lake?

glad to see my boys X and keep this s888 sounding out below! keep fighting the good fight!

anyway yes, another very poor showing by dell. once again they cannot make a laptop that weighs an appropriate amount (0.7kg is not a lot to ask... like 99% of all laptops are lighter than that) and somehow the battery is even worse without oled. imo this one is because of dell software. graphics are somehow also even more abysmal than the b390 - i ernestly have no idea how they made it so bad.

also it''s so laughable that yet AGAIN this laptop cannot sustain the panther lake peak power draw!!! it throttles down to "SUSTAINED"!!! just a way for them to avoid admiting failure. no laptop should EVER throttle under any circumstance. and they put in fans AGAIN!!! what a joke.

at this point, i think its fair to say that dell should probably just exit the laptop buisness. they clearly do not know what they are doing. they need to consult pppl like me, X and the keep guy. we are aware.

The graphics performance is similar to the Radeon 860M (+45W) while consuming 30W.

I found the graphics performance interesting for an entry-level processor, similar to the 860M in the Ryzen AI 7 350.

A good improvement of almost 40% compared to the Intel Graphics 4-Core iGPU (Meteor / Arrow Lake).

It's all a matter of expectation, and this iGPU was never a replacement for 140T/140V...

What a dog of a laptop.

- IPS panel with snail-like response times? check
- 'next-gen' CPU inferior to Lunar Lake both perf wise and temp wise? check
- overpriced for what it offers? check

no thx

Pro premium 13 from Dell 24h in wifi test, xps14 with much more advanced CPU and screen and bigger battery 14h.

Additionally: heavy & with throttling.

It looks, that Dell doesn't have  engineers anymore or Intel Panther Lake is not very good.

Motherboard with everything upside should have better thermals than previous designs. With such "evolution" people will look more and more into Apple and  Chinese models. We can also see, how reality look in comparison to initial YouTube vibe.

The XPS version with a lower res IPS screen, the same battery capacity and, as shown in the table, lower power consumption, still has over 2 hours less battery life than the version with a more power-hungry processor and OLED panel? Are you sure this isn't a mistake?

QuoteDell XPS 14 Core Ultra X7 358H
Intel Arc B390 12 Xe3 Panther Lake iGPU, Intel Core Ultra X7 358H   
7043 Points

vs
(this)

QuoteDell XPS 14 Core Ultra 7 355
Intel Graphics 4 Xe3 Panther Lake iGPU, Intel Core Ultra 7 355   
2951 Points

3 times fewer cores (4 vs 12), and not too far from being 3 times slower (2.4 times = 7043/2951). Unfortunately this iGPU perf is nothing special.