Hey guys,
I am new here. I was actually planning on getting the new DELL XPS 13 but I can't proceed any further as I have no idea what to get for my college start.
I have the option to get the 6. generations Intel® Core™ i5 Quad Core 6200U processor (3 MB cache, up to 2,80 GHz), 8 GB and 256 GB SSD
Or
I could go after the 6. Generationer Intel® Core ™ i7 -processor, 16 GB and 512 GB SSD.
Now here's the problem, I am quite confused what to get. I don't really think I need the extra space because I normally use my laptops for work which includes, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, browsing the web, listening to music via youtube (So I don't download any music) and watching movies (downloading them, though I delete them once I have watched the movie). I don't play any games on my laptop as I have my desktop for that. I just know that the i7 is faster than i5 and because of the 16 GB ram, but isn't 8 GB and 256 SSD enough for me ?
Looking forward to hear from you guys, I would save a lot of money.
Best
retro-
I am new here. I was actually planning on getting the new DELL XPS 13 but I can't proceed any further as I have no idea what to get for my college start.
I have the option to get the 6. generations Intel® Core™ i5 Quad Core 6200U processor (3 MB cache, up to 2,80 GHz), 8 GB and 256 GB SSD
Or
I could go after the 6. Generationer Intel® Core ™ i7 -processor, 16 GB and 512 GB SSD.
Now here's the problem, I am quite confused what to get. I don't really think I need the extra space because I normally use my laptops for work which includes, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, browsing the web, listening to music via youtube (So I don't download any music) and watching movies (downloading them, though I delete them once I have watched the movie). I don't play any games on my laptop as I have my desktop for that. I just know that the i7 is faster than i5 and because of the 16 GB ram, but isn't 8 GB and 256 SSD enough for me ?
Looking forward to hear from you guys, I would save a lot of money.
Best
retro-
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