Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
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Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#2I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), good keyboard, good build).
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#3Seems to support the general conclusions of less detailed reviews - Xe graphics are a big upgrade over Ice Lake, but general CPU performance is not. Even loses out to a Ryzen 5 4500U when parallel tasks are important.
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#4I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
There's the Thinkpad T14s. I think the screen is worse and you miss out on an easily-accessible SD card reader, but I think Lenovo tends to be more reliable than Dell build quality-wise.
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#5I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
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Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#6I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
Did they really fix the power management problems? I would be very careful running Linux on Intel laptops these days. Very happy with Ryzen.
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#7I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
There's the Thinkpad T14s. I think the screen is worse and you miss out on an easily-accessible SD card reader, but I think Lenovo tends to be more reliable than Dell build quality-wise.
Thinkpad T14 Ryzen also has 400 and 500 nit build-to-order screen options.
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#8> Dell’s 2-in-1 stick to a permanently soldered-in-place SSD
long time fan anf consumer, but bye....
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#9I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
There's going to be Thinkpad X1 Nano this December, it also looks very interesting.
Re: Intel Core I7 1165G7 “Tiger Lake” Linux Performance with Dell XPS 13 9310
#10I'll buy one of these. Not because of the CPU -- despite of that. Ryzen would be great but there's no thin&light Ryzen laptop with great screen and great build. Not sure why. However, apart from the performance disadvantage (that's not extremely serious), the 9310 is a great package overall (or at least I can't find anything more compelling on the market with good battery life, good screen, good docking story (TB), g…
HP Envy x360 is great. It has a 6 (real) core AMD Ryzen 5 4500U, nice screen and absurd battery life (12 hours or something ridiculously long like that). https://rwmj.wordpress.com/2020/07/18/amd-zen-2-laptop/ The single thing I don't like about it is they've overloaded the backslash/pipe key on to another key.