Cuz at the same time, newer specs means the price will jack up.
That also means I may have to spend my SSD + RAM money on a better GPU.

TBH, I might not do any heavy gaming on this laptop as I have a PS4, and most of the time I will game with it.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: May 6 2016, 11:28 AM

maybe current laptop price will goes down, meanwhile new laptop that come with new GPU replace current laptop price mar
as for RAM, I only use 8GB lol, and ssd is a must
since you own ps4 why don't consider ultrabook

Well, we won't know when Pascal gonna release, or precisely, the laptop with Pascal chip.
RAM...maybe will set aside, since the basic i7 model has 8GB. Will consider additional ram if not 'satisfied'
But then, ultrabooks are kinda expensive + main requirement is 15" FHD screen with decent performance for productivity.

Feel like getting the 7559. But ideapad 700 is cheaper with better cpu and ddr4 😭😭😭. Dilemma

Why I buy dell, because of their warranty service. You will not notice the significant difference between DDR3 and DDR4 on daily usage but on benchmark you'll see something.



This post has been edited by NewbieBetta: May 9 2016, 06:41 PM

do noted that the ideapad 700 is with gtx 950m ddr 3 vram

This post has been edited by shirogawawa: May 10 2016, 02:53 PM

proud owner of 7559 here!

ddr4 . is a big let down? overall battery life?

I also planning to get 7559 too since my inspiron N4050 giving problem after 5 years of service.

Errr....what you mean by ddr4 bro?

if you mean the graphic, it pack with GTX 960M 4GB GDDR5.
if you mean the ram, it only supports DDR3 ram.

The battery life never perform what the advertisement says. 8-10 hours? no.
6.xx hours, if i turned on the battery saving mode.
4.xx hours, if i no turned on.

But mine plug in with a m2 ssd 1280.
The battery life still 4.xx hours if no battery saving mode.

fyi,
my spec is i7 but no 4k touch screen.

Nope. RAM won't affect battery life very much. You won't notice much differences in everyday usage. Only on benchmark papers, it will show the difference.
For gaming, I'd vouch for the GPU in Dell 7559, as it's GTX960M with 4GB GDDR5. I'm not sure if there's a DDR3 variant of GTX960M but in the past, it is shown that the graphics card with GDDR5 outperforms DDR3 variant.

My 7559 battery may last 7-8hr i5 processor. Only when doing word, some internet browsing and no heavy application for processor.

ANyone tried using DDR3L 1866Mhz in their 7559? How was it?

This post has been edited by NewbieBetta: May 12 2016, 07:07 PM

You wont notice the different as well, stick with stock with stability

need fast oh... not many stock left...

my side left 2 units 2yr warranty n 1 unit 1 yr warranty for the i5 spec

i7 dos run out de... i7 uhd touch left 2

u need raid wif m.2 ssd + 2.5 sata ssd to feel the difference lo

i think T's means ram not vram.. 7559 only hv gtx 960m 4gb ddr5..

DDR4 ram is useless unless u hv pcie ssd slot available.. fast ram slow hdd waste of money

Gtx 960m where got ddr 3 vram, thought is gtx 950m meh, facepalm

I never say GTX 960M got DDR3. I only say I'm not sure IF got or not and GDDR5 > DDR3. Hope that clears.

Small child also know ddr 5> ddr 3 lo

never mind, im wrong. maybe because my England hard to understand, so it cause someone to misunderstood.
or maybe that person should work on his comprehension.

if 960M only GDDR5, then it is GDDR5.

This post has been edited by raymondtong94: May 16 2016, 03:06 AM