Could you tell me how much you pay for it. ( do you have any special price?)
Day delivery, and get?
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Maybe you could also inform if there is any significant difference in weight compared between HD and SSD?
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500gb is 110grams, 128 ssd is 81grams, 256gb ssd is "Similar in weight to a 128GB SSD (81 grams)" so probably ~90grams
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Hi
Some more info about my system.
Came with A09 BIOS already installed. Checked below with out of the box config (just Win7 updates downloaded). I have no idea what versions of drivers are installed.
1. Windows Experience Index:
Overall - 5.9
CPU - 6.9
RAM - 7.4
Graphics - 6.7
Gaming graphics - 6.7
HDD Transfer - 5.9
2. Does it throttle?
When idle TS shows below data:
DATE TIME MULTI C0% CKMOD CHIPM DTS
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 7.7 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.1 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.7 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.7 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.8 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.8 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 8.1 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 8.2 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 6.7 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:00 7.00 7.6 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 6.4 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 6.5 100.0 100.0 47
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 7.2 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 7.7 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 6.7 100.0 100.0 48
06/03/10 13:38:01 7.00 6.6 100.0 100.0 47
Temps from HWMonitor:
ACPI hardware monitor
Temperature sensor 0 27°C (80°F) [0xBB8] (TZ00)
Temperature sensor 0 49°C (120°F) [0xC96] (TZ01)
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4670 hardware monitor
Temperature sensor 0 50°C (121°F) [0x32] (GPU Core)
ST925041 0ASG hardware monitor
Temperature sensor 0 40°C (103°F) [0x28] (HDD)
When stressed for 15 min. with FurMark and Prime95 (blend) together and Clock Modulation, Chipset Clock Mod and Multiplier are NOT locked in TS
it is throttling, see ThrottleStopLog1.txt attached.
GPU max temp in Furmark 88C
When stressed for 15 min. with FurMark and Prime95 (blend) together and Clock Modulation, Chipset Clock Mod and Multiplier 12x are LOCKED in TS
looks it is not throttling, see ThrottleStopLog2.txt attached.
GPU max temp in Furmark 101C
Let me know your opinions (Unclewebb especially)Attached Files:
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Well my 1645 should be here tomorrow! woohoo!
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Do you need screen protector for Dell XPS 16?
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My system:
RRP: AU$2,457.69
Discount: 10% -$245.77
Paid: $2,211.91
Order placed: 28 May 2010
EDD: 21 June 2010
Dell Studio XPS 1645 Obsidian Black
i7:720QM
6B DDR3 @ 1333MHz
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 - 1GB
16" RBGLED(1920x1080)
500GB HDD 7200 RPM
Blu-ray
Dell 1520 Wireless-N card
Dell Wireless 370 Bluetooth
130W PSU
9 Cell battery
Win 7 Pro 64bit
3 years warranty
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I hope you enjoy those RGB LED screens...I unfortunately wont be.
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@XPSPL
Run Prime95 as Small FFTs. IIRC, that is the highest CPU stress mode.
101C on the GPU? Holy crap, that's the highest I've ever seen. You weren't blocking the vents in any way, right? The laptop wasn't on a mattress or carpet, right? And you have the 130W?
It's definitely throttling, if you're curious. This may more "on-topic" in the throttling thread, too.
@Watergate
When I held the 500GB in one hand and the 256GB in the other, they seemed quite a bit more than 20g difference in weight. Honestly, the SSD felt like an empty case. Maybe just a subconscious thing, not sure.
@dotrunghieu
It doesn't particularly need a screen protector. If you want one, the better. A wipe with my shirt usually gets her sparkling,
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Doesn't that scratch the screen. Considering it's some kind of plastic and not glass?
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jk. they are both good screens though
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(*panics and rushes the laptop screen next to the lamp*).
It looks fabulous now that I've checked. Some persistent streaks (gonna need some micro-fiber or something), but otherwise scratch-free.
IDK, maybe my shirts are soft?
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I am at least satisfied getting the HD 5730 however instead of 4670. Wether or not I would trade that off for the RGB LED is hard to say. If it means 0 throttling problems then I will be extremely satisfied.
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is the heat vent problem exists for all the xps 1645's or just some? I read another thread about the heat vent blocked by the screen, and the gpu will get overheat.
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That is why I asked with regards for the difference between a regulary HDD and SSD
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Laptop was on the table plus I have 9-cell battery that makes back of my laptop elevated a little bit (should make airflow more efficient).
But the construction of air vents in 1645 is a crap. Having my screen at appprox. 110 deg. angle from the keyboard some of the air vents are somehow covered by the screen. To make them fully unblocked I need to position my screen at approx. 60 deg. angle which is impossible to work with.
I'll try to stress with settings you mentioned and on the battery as well.
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It is a design flaw and it is very annoying (to even look at), but the thing is really that people use their computers for different tasks. So there are different variables that could factor into the heat vent actually being a problem.
Some don't stress their laptops that much so they never reach those "high" temps and wattage requirements that would induce any throttling (never gets too hot). Additionally some people have configurations that just plain don't throttle as much as some others, also meaning that it doesn't get too hot. Some people don't even see the heat vent as an issue as they don't realize that they have any problems, as Dell masks these problems quite well. Then some people are just plain luckyand never get that hot despite how much stress they put on the system (rare).
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hi,
Well i am facing this weird problem, every time i turn on my system after a while it end's up booting into diagnostics mode. I allowed it to test once, and it showed no problems. BUt, still my system boot into diagnostics on every first try to hard boot. Always need to use Alt+ clt + del combo on first start.
One thing that i noticed was that intial on first boot try, only three leds of volume control touch botton remain on . Then only volume decress touch botton remains on before ending up in diagnostics.
and further to worsen this, my Integrated LAN card has stoped working. It has completely disappeared from windows. and the light on it also don't work any more when pluged with RJ45 from the router.
If any one could make something out of this, please help.
another thing,gpuz sensor shows my shader temp to be around 400,000+ . Is this too normal ?
View attachment GPU-Z Sensor Log.txt
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Dell initially sent out 90w power adapters with the 1645s but it turns out they draw more power than that so now 130w is the standard
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it can recognize >130 watts, but the maximum draw is still only 130W
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hey WCB!
Would you mind if I saw your laptop detail.
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"Dell Studio XPS 1645 Obsidian Black | Intel Core i7-720QM 1.6Ghz (2.8GHz Turbo-mode) | 6GB DDR3-1333Mhz | ATi Mobility Radeon 5730 1GB | 500GB 7200 RPM | Slot-load Blu-Ray | 15.6" 16:9 WLED @ 1920x1080 | Windows 7 Home 64bit " -
I want detail like this
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1645 is here! its pretty darn saweeeeet!
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Got my 1645 the other day (my very first laptop!): I7 1.6 Mhz, RGBLED 1080p, Radeon 4670, 6GB DDR3. Runs pretty sweet, and I'm loving the picture quality with movies so far. I fired up my copy of Mass Effect 2 on it as well, just to see how it'd fare. I managed to get about 20-25 fps on max settings at full 1920x1080 res, but it does lag hard from time to time (throttling, I guess, though I've got a 130W AC) and dip as low as 10-15 fps in the big fights.
Is this below average performance, or is this the best I can expect with my current specs at max settings? (I should say that it on max settings it runs pretty breezy at 1280x1080 - 30-40 fps).
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how about temperature?
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Idle temps for the cores and gpu are about 50-55 C right now (the comp. has been on for about 10 hours). Just playing the game for a bit takes them all up to about 80. I don't have time to play it for several hours right now, but I can tell you that it does get pretty hot. However, the fps of 20-25 is what I get immediately after starting the computer up, not after an all-night gaming session or something like that.
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@dontrungheiu
Right. There these two little rubber things on the far edges of the speakers that give a bit of room between the keyboard and screen. So there is definitely room. But then these rubber things leave a little residue on the black bezel of the screen. That's usually what I have to wipe off, lol.
@Watergate
The SXPS 16 should be a nice upgrade.
@The Potato King
You have A09? 7K is about right with the i7-720QM/4670.
I guess, then, that it is fine with Mass Effect. The 4670 isn't absolutely amazing, but it's pretty decent.
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How are you guys getting these new 1645s with the RGBLED screens. When I tried to order one a few days ago I was unable to.
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But, my system I just ordered has the ATI 5370 if that makes a difference.
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Yeah, I don't want to badmouth the computer or anything - it's been running like a dream with everything else so far. I didn't get it primarily as a gaming machine (got a desktop with a 4870 for that), but obviously it's nice if I can run some of my favourite games on it (I'm a huge ME nerd) when I'm away from home. Also, I don't really want to reduce the resolution because 4:3 just looks really weird on the widescreen.
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**The Official Studio XPS 1645 Intel Core i7 "Owners Lounge" - Part 2
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Cin', Nov 9, 2009.