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<blockquote data-quote="Vasudev" data-source="post: 876354" data-attributes="member: 30411">I suggest you don&#039;t waste your money on Dell&#039;s Gaming Jokebooks!&nbsp; Their cooling system and firmware are trash.I&#039;m typing it on a INR 228 954 AW which is rendered almost worthless after new uCodes and had to revert back to older Dell BIOS uCode CC to get rid off CPU multi-threaded perf. hit on skylake D6 uCode. Well, got another lenovo s145 with 2c/4t Ryzen 3200U and 3200U whupped 6700HQ *** based on processor thermals and energy efficiency.On Linux 6700HQ is barely any faster than Pentium 2020M after D6 microcode. I&#039;m getting new laptop with Ryzen probably Lenovo. If Legion or Thinkpad has 4900H, upgradeable RAM slots with 64/128GB, couple of SSDs, bigger battery. I&#039;m buying it.To OP: Legion or Ideapad gaming laptops are good laptops with better processor/GPU thermals than Dell almost 10-20C cooler with better thermal paste and pads.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vasudev, post: 876354, member: 30411"] I suggest you don't waste your money on Dell's Gaming Jokebooks! Their cooling system and firmware are trash. I'm typing it on a INR 228 954 AW which is rendered almost worthless after new uCodes and had to revert back to older Dell BIOS uCode CC to get rid off CPU multi-threaded perf. hit on skylake D6 uCode. Well, got another lenovo s145 with 2c/4t Ryzen 3200U and 3200U whupped 6700HQ *** based on processor thermals and energy efficiency. On Linux 6700HQ is barely any faster than Pentium 2020M after D6 microcode. I'm getting new laptop with Ryzen probably Lenovo. If Legion or Thinkpad has 4900H, upgradeable RAM slots with 64/128GB, couple of SSDs, bigger battery. I'm buying it. To OP: Legion or Ideapad gaming laptops are good laptops with better processor/GPU thermals than Dell almost 10-20C cooler with better thermal paste and pads. [/QUOTE]

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