Nice one! Why they dont use DDR4 on 7559???

The only point holding me.

Ddr3L n DDR4.. wats the actually significant differences? I dun really feel it on precision t5610 n t5810.. both xeon n 256ssd adata pro.. both ecc ram.

When using SolidWorks tat time DDR4 hv faster response lo..

U tried?

too bad not many pre confi units wif amd n ddr4

I'm interested in the i7 model wow. Wanna ask sifus if the RAM can swap to DDR4?

Checked with Dell SC, it's IPS panel for the i5 FHD(same as shown in dell product gallery).
I still waiting them to feedback on the i7 Touch screen panel.
Saw the 4k touch in other forum, the screen came with a flat glass top, no step down edge at the screen and frame, look very sweet......

here you go!
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cttrtvy8iiaujgn/...1016_140715.jpg

Disassemble the whole laptop?

If bottom casing for upgrading and maintenance purpose, one screw only.
You can see it in the pictures, the screw hole is in the middle up between the two fans.

lol, wait until check real product and review first 
** hopefully the screen can get >90% of sRGB coverage **
Dell get early bird for budget gaming laptop(960M) category in Msia. 

should i get v nitro or wait for this?

Mind. Blown. Edit: The RM4,500 is probably the non-touch 1080p screen. Touch with 4K for RM4,500 sounds... insane. EDIT2: IT'S THE UHD 4K ONE! 
AFAIK DDR3 is lower voltage and cheaper, and from what I see from the benchmarks DDR4 even when insanely overclocked rarely improves performance for Intel-Nvidia setups.

16GB of RAM and a 256GB SSD along with at least Nvidia 960M 4GB are they key areas IMO.

Oops I mean DDR3L vs DDR4 for laptop memory.

Okie dokie my bad... http://www.tomshardware.com/news/skylake-m...port,30185.html

I still feel DDR3L vs DDR4 on Skylake won't make a huge difference but it sure would feel better, "emotionally", with DDR4.
Which would be kind of weird since you're not playing at native pixels and indeed 4K on 15" is a little crazy.

Edit: Nice, Lenovo Y700 is DDR4... And if I'm not mistaken at MidValley the model listed for under RM 5,000 is 16GB RAM, Nvidia 960M 4GB and 128GB SSD + 1TB HD. General spec sheet here: http://news.lenovo.com/images/20034/ideapa...pec%20Sheet.pdf

I guess it'll be best to wait for the Lenovo MY online store to be updated to see the official model details and pricing.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/in...-review.783284/

Here's a brief review of the laptop. There's two things that stand out to me, the screen and the cooling system. Both sounds great on paper but not so much in practice. I was hoping that the screen can cover more than 90% of sRGB like the other 15.6" IPS panels out there, but that's not the case here. The cooling system also leaves something to be desired with those temps. Battery life seems to be good though, so there's that.

But is around mid of November or later mah
Ya that what I asking as well
But if took off the build in ram, warranty void is it?

If will void it then I will get 8gb ram first and put inside
After 2 years warranty only took off the build in 4gb ram

is this 7559 model with i5 6300hq configs oredi avail? stock ready ka?

So no ready stock yet? God how long should we have to wait?

Dilemma to take dell inspiron 15 7559 i7 UHD or MSI PE70.

More to MSI due to its true color near 100% sRGB dsiplay bc doing 30% photo editing, 30% gaming, 30% work.

Btw, I wanna add m.2 ssd into msi pe70 but dunno which size , model and price of it.... Any sifu recommendation here?

If it's on Skylake and newer gpu, cooling should not be an issue tbh.

Efficiency has increased quite a bit compared to last time.