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[2567.36 --> 2567.62] Okay. |
[2567.70 --> 2573.22] They can get a spec update where they might get like a new build out that you can do for |
[2573.22 --> 2573.34] it. |
[2573.34 --> 2575.60] For example, now available with 32 gigs of RAM. |
[2575.60 --> 2575.94] Yep. |
[2575.94 --> 2578.82] Where they haven't materially changed anything about the actual product here. |
[2578.90 --> 2580.16] They're just giving you different options. |
[2580.72 --> 2580.92] Okay. |
[2580.98 --> 2582.98] They can receive a... |
[2582.98 --> 2585.50] Like a complete internal upgrade. |
[2585.72 --> 2587.40] So they could get like a new motherboard. |
[2587.98 --> 2593.52] And in that case, you'd usually be required to build a new motherboard for like a Sky Lake |
[2593.52 --> 2595.78] to Kaby Lake upgrade or something along those lines. |
[2596.46 --> 2597.92] They can get... |
[2597.92 --> 2599.14] Or like a new graphics card. |
[2599.32 --> 2603.02] In these days, especially for thin and lights, usually requires a new motherboard because it's |
[2603.02 --> 2604.10] built right into the same board. |
[2604.88 --> 2613.40] Or you can get a shell or like a chassis upgrade where there's like a significant change to the |
[2613.40 --> 2615.28] I.O. or the keyboard, the screen. |
[2615.68 --> 2620.40] Because for us, a lot of what we review about a laptop is the usability. |
[2620.40 --> 2624.42] The day-to-day interaction with the device. |
[2624.86 --> 2625.32] And so... |
[2625.32 --> 2626.28] Keyboard, trackpad, display. |
[2626.40 --> 2626.80] That's right. |
[2627.10 --> 2630.76] So if the only change, like the weight, we care about things like that. |
[2630.84 --> 2644.14] So if the only change is that we went from a 6700 HQ to a 7700 HQ, which for all intents |
[2644.14 --> 2648.76] and purposes is very, very similar, then I don't have a ton to say about it other than maybe |
[2648.76 --> 2650.12] we got some battery life improvement. |
[2650.78 --> 2654.74] But in order to make sure that the piece of content that I'm making is materially different |
[2654.74 --> 2660.10] from last time, I had them send over their graphics accelerator external GPU thing. |
[2660.74 --> 2664.20] So they sent over one of those and I'm going to tool around with that. |
[2664.32 --> 2667.54] And the review will really be focused on that rather than... |
[2667.54 --> 2669.40] And I'll make some comments on the Kaby Lake upgrade. |
[2669.46 --> 2670.28] But there's not much to say. |
[2670.34 --> 2671.24] It's still a great laptop. |
[2671.36 --> 2672.12] I still love it. |
[2672.12 --> 2674.68] But now with an external GPU. |
[2675.26 --> 2676.04] Quick spoiler. |
[2676.38 --> 2681.46] Are they certifying any brands other than Alienware for that external dock? |
[2681.54 --> 2681.82] No. |
[2682.08 --> 2684.66] So there it uses a proprietary interface. |
[2684.78 --> 2685.18] Oh, right. |
[2685.26 --> 2685.48] Yes. |
[2685.48 --> 2686.84] Instead of Thunderbolt. |
[2687.04 --> 2693.10] But what I also do want to do this time around is I want to look closer at whether the Razer |
[2693.10 --> 2694.50] Core will work with this. |
[2694.72 --> 2698.58] Because I had an experience recently on the Dell Inspiron Gaming. |
[2699.10 --> 2701.40] Was it the Inspiron Gaming or was it something else? |
[2701.54 --> 2703.20] I've actually looked at a lot of Dell stuff this year. |
[2703.20 --> 2708.98] We finally know the right people at Dell to get laptops in so we can... |
[2708.98 --> 2709.08] Hi. |
[2709.40 --> 2709.80] Yeah. |
[2710.16 --> 2712.34] The XPS 2-in-1 maybe? |
[2713.04 --> 2713.34] Yeah. |
[2713.50 --> 2714.40] Yeah, that's the one it was. |
[2714.46 --> 2716.52] It was the XPS 13 2-in-1. |
[2716.80 --> 2717.12] 12? |
[2717.32 --> 2717.68] 13? |
[2717.80 --> 2718.26] Whatever it was. |
[2718.66 --> 2720.20] Anyway, the point is that thing. |
[2721.36 --> 2727.00] When I plugged in a Razer Core with an external graphics card in it, it specifically said there |
[2727.00 --> 2729.14] was a message that came up, blip, not supported. |
[2729.14 --> 2733.10] But if I just told that message to GTFO my desktop... |
[2733.10 --> 2733.44] Then it works. |
[2733.68 --> 2734.64] ...then it actually worked. |
[2734.78 --> 2734.92] Yeah. |
[2735.06 --> 2740.30] So I got scared off by that message last time I had an Alienware 13 in the shop. |
[2740.32 --> 2740.58] Oh, okay. |
[2740.68 --> 2742.50] And I never really pursued it any further. |
[2742.64 --> 2747.72] So what I want to know when I'm investigating this and its external graphics solution... |
[2747.72 --> 2748.54] How does it stack up? |
[2748.56 --> 2749.42] How does it stack up? |
[2749.78 --> 2750.94] How does the performance compare? |
[2751.20 --> 2751.36] Yeah. |
[2751.36 --> 2754.34] Because those kinds of apples to apples comparisons are lots of fun for me. |
[2754.36 --> 2758.22] And I know that the whole external graphics card thing is still in its infancy. |
[2758.22 --> 2760.34] Most people are not that interested in it right now. |
[2760.56 --> 2762.94] But I mean, that's where I get my jollies, right? |
[2763.26 --> 2768.14] Like weirdo tech that's going to be accessible three, five years from now. |
[2768.40 --> 2773.50] But that is really buggy and entertaining, therefore, for me to play around with on my weekends |
[2773.50 --> 2775.04] that I would otherwise spend with my children. |
[2775.48 --> 2780.90] Somebody wants you to know that Dell Inspiron is supposed to be like the word inspiration. |
[2783.14 --> 2783.54] Inspiron? |
[2783.98 --> 2784.50] I don't care. |
[2785.12 --> 2785.48] Inspiron? |
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[2786.94 --> 2789.10] You know what Squarespace is supposed to be like? |
[2789.24 --> 2792.94] A great-looking website that's affordable with tons of features. |
[2793.10 --> 2794.60] You know what inspiration is like? |
[2795.10 --> 2795.58] Squarespace! |
[2796.88 --> 2798.30] That didn't even work. |
[2798.38 --> 2799.24] That wasn't even funny. |
[2800.20 --> 2800.98] That wasn't funny. |
[2801.56 --> 2803.10] Derailing your sponsor spots is funny. |
[2803.84 --> 2805.42] Because I don't have to deal with the fallout anymore. |
[2805.84 --> 2806.82] Yeah, that is funny. |
[2806.82 --> 2808.78] All right. |
[2808.84 --> 2813.06] So Squarespace lets you build a beautiful website on your terms. |
[2813.12 --> 2818.80] As long as your terms involve picking one of their 20 beautiful templates, rearranging all |
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