Just out of curiosity does anyone have an idea when Dell will launch/talk about its new/refreshed SXPS models? I know they just did a minor refresh with the new i7 CPUs. So it all bowls down to:
What (as in what would be inside)?
When (as in what point in time)?
Thanks.
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There has been several threads around here about i5 procs next year (possibly Q1)
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i5 has already been shipped to OEM/ODM's and will be officially released 1/7/2010.
CES will be awesome this year and there should be a whole gaggle of new systems to boot.
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i7 generates a lot of heat, probably arrandale is the next refresh.
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The 32nm Westmere platform (Arrandale) will most likely run much cooler.
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It will be interesting to see how intel starts moving from the i7 we have now, to a whole new concept of a processor. Lets just wait and see, still remember when the P4 processors came out with Hyper threading, they broke the 3 GHz barrier, but still get outperformed by even the most basic C2D processor... -
Nehalem was such a major change from previous Intel processors, and the results speak for themselves.
These new i5's are going to be fantastic, IMO.
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I would like to see a refresh SXPS, the current model with the leather piece kinda look sucky
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SXPS series heat problem pushed my decision to buy untill i5 release and a refreshed version of the series from Dell.
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I guess I am more concerned with a jump in gaming performance. Is there any news on what GPU will be used? Probably ATi...?
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New models are closely guarded trade secrets. They are normally unknown until the OEM announces the new models. -
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Yes, many manufacturers make major model announcements at the CES.
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So, Do not buy now and wait for couple of weeks
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Cin... -
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A number of new models have appeared (including from the likes of Asus), and a German company has been offering models with Corei5 + ATI 5650 parts: http://www.deviltech.de/
"ASUS N61JA-JX046X
PN: N61JA-JX046X | Processor - Type: Intel Core i5 430M, Memory: 4096 MB, Graphics chip: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730, Screen - Size: 16 inch, Screen - Resolution: 1600x900, Hard disk - Capacity: 500 GB, Operating system: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium "
Given the availability of these, hopefully Dell will get that Studio XPS 1647 model out quickly so I can make a decision. My only worry would be they go to Core i5 but keep the older 4670 graphics -
Well, the good news for you tickedon is that CES is only a few weeks away.
So wait and see what happens there and even if new GPU's arean't announced there, you can pretty much bet that Dell will have new gpu's out by Feb.
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glad to know there will probably/most likely be major refreshes and updates all around at CES. I guess I can wait a little bit to see what's hot. I like what the i5 has to offer.
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Saw from your signature.. You sold your $1200 SXPS 1640 ... Any reason ? Or preparing for CES ? -
I actually don't care what kind of hardware they will put in it, since its gonna be new its gonna be good for gaming anyway. If only they fix those heat problems...
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will these new laptops come with shiny new toaster?
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I am also kinda waiting for some new ultraportables and see what dell brings out, if anything to expensive then i will just go for a vostro 1220.
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If they'd roll out a SXPS 14, that'll be sweet. i5+switchable Intel-ATI graphics.
Then again, that's just wishful thinking.
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Other manufacturers have several new "mainstream" (e.g. not Adamo-like!) models lined up that have been leaked in various forms, I would be surprised if Dell didn't have something new to show at one of the biggest events of the year. -
Arrandale is perfect for the Studio XPS 16 design. The i7's are really meant for systems like Alienware that have adequate cooling to deal with the heat these things produce. I don't know why Dell even bothered putting i7 in the 1645, it was a complete failure. I can't wait till I can upgrade this crusty G92 (260M GTX) to a 5870
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Shouldn't be an issue as I put a 280 in the M15x with no issues, but ya never know..... -
I'm very confident that it will and I'll bet money right now Dell will implement bios throttling in the M17x i7 refresh as well. -
I can't wait till CES 2011 ^^ I want a cool core i7 cpu without being forced to a 2 core model like those arrandles.
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Later in 2012 we will have 22nm CPU.
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Lets hope we can meet here after 2012
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I would imagine that Flex and Dell's other ODM's are fully aware of the problem and I doubt this whole fiasco happens again.
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Yes there will be updates, but i am pretty sure that they will come out with new machines at some point. I do agree with 5150 that it was a failure and a waste of time to put the core i7 in that machine, it just runs way to hot. The adamo xps is just a waste of time, it sucks really bad! At least have switchable graphics, it's not even as light as i thought it was, if i wanted something like that then i would go for a latitude z.
The next SXPS?
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by paskowitz, Dec 19, 2009.