It has some pretty decent upgrades from the previous one I had, namely, an Intel Core i7-3630QM @ 2.40 GHz processor (an upgrade from an i5 processor), 8 GB of memory (an upgrade from 6 GB), an Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4000 card (an upgrade from 3000), and a second NVIDIA graphics processor (that the previous laptop did not have). The hard drive was also upgraded, but the nice part is that this laptop has the capacity to hold two hard drives, so I was able to just stick my old hard drive into this new laptop and basically have 1 TB more extra space than I did before.
So far the only thing I’m dissatisfied with is the keyboard. I strongly prefer keyboards without spaces in between the keys, but the keys are all spaced out on this laptop. My Dell replacement laptop is finally here
After literally 45 days of waiting, I finally have a working laptop again. If you haven’t been keeping up with the story, a tl;dr version is basically that I sent my laptop in to Dell to get it fixed, they gave 45 days’ worth of random excuses as to why they weren’t able to fix it yet, then finally decided to just ship me a new laptop.
The model I got is the Inspiron 17R SE 7720.
It has some pretty decent upgrades from the previous one I had, namely, an Intel Core i7-3630QM @ 2.40 GHz processor (an upgrade from an i5 processor), 8 GB of memory (an upgrade from 6 GB), an Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4000 card (an upgrade from 3000), and a second NVIDIA graphics processor (that the previous laptop did not have). The hard drive was also upgraded, but the nice part is that this laptop has the capacity to hold two hard drives, so I was able to just stick my old hard drive into this new laptop and basically have 1 TB more extra space than I did before.
So far the only thing I’m dissatisfied with is the keyboard. I strongly prefer keyboards without spaces in between the keys, but the keys are all spaced out on this laptop.
It has some pretty decent upgrades from the previous one I had, namely, an Intel Core i7-3630QM @ 2.40 GHz processor (an upgrade from an i5 processor), 8 GB of memory (an upgrade from 6 GB), an Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4000 card (an upgrade from 3000), and a second NVIDIA graphics processor (that the previous laptop did not have). The hard drive was also upgraded, but the nice part is that this laptop has the capacity to hold two hard drives, so I was able to just stick my old hard drive into this new laptop and basically have 1 TB more extra space than I did before.
So far the only thing I’m dissatisfied with is the keyboard. I strongly prefer keyboards without spaces in between the keys, but the keys are all spaced out on this laptop.