Dell XPS 15 L502X Repair Toronto

We reinstalled original factory setting Microsoft Windows 7 and updates
The Specs
Processor
Processor type     Intel Core i5
Processor speed     2300.0 MHz
Cache size     3.0 KB
Processor count     2
Display
Display size     15.6 inches
Display type     Glossy LCD with LED Backlight
Resolution     1366 x 768 pixels
Storage
Drives included     1.0
Drive size     500.0 GB
Hard Drive Speed     7200.0 RPM
Other storage

Memory Stick
SD/MMC Card
SDHC Card
xD-Picture Card

Drive type     Hard Disk Drive
General Information
UPC Code     885116060823
Ports and Connections
MultiMedia Card (MMC) or MultiMediaCard (MMC)     Yes
Available Interfaces     eSATA
Ethernet Type     10/100/1000 Mbps
SDHC Card or Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC)     1.0
SD/MMC Card     1.0
Wireless connection     802.11 n/b/g
Video Interfaces

HDMI
Mini DisplayPort

Slots

Memory Stick
SD/MMC Card
SDHC Card
xD-Picture Card

Memory
Memory size     4000.0 MB
Memory type     DDR3
Memory speed     1333.0 MHz
Memory max     8.0 GB
Dimensions
Width     15.0 inches
Depth     10.0 inches
Height     1.5 inches
Weight     6.2 pounds
Weight with Accessories     7.6 pounds
Sound
Speakers     Stereo
Storage Media
Memory stick     Memory Stick
Included Software
Operating System     Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
Other Features
Docking Station Port     No
Devices

Built-In Microphone
Built-In Webcam

Input devices

Keyboard
Touchpad

Performance
Overall Performance
WorldBench 6 Score     116.0
Battery
Battery Life     4:10   (hh:mm)
Office Productivity
Web Browsing     231.0   seconds (lower is better)
Office Suite Use     345.0   seconds (lower is better)
File Compression     183.0   seconds (lower is better)
Content Creation
Image Editing     355.0   seconds (lower is better)
GPU Graphics Rendering     330.0   seconds (lower is better)
CPU Graphics Rendering     376.0   seconds (lower is better)
Video Encoding     198.0   seconds (lower is better)
DVD Burning     332.0   seconds (lower is better)
Video Editing     180.0   seconds (lower is better)
Gaming
Unreal Tournament 3, Medium, 800 by 600     132.18   Frames per second (higher is better)
Unreal Tournament 3, Medium, 1024 by 768     110.69   Frames per second (higher is better)
Unreal Tournament 3, Highest, 800 by 600     93.1   Frames per second (higher is better)
Unreal Tournament 3, Highest, 1024 by 768     85.07   Frames per second (higher is better)
Far Cry 2, High Quality, 800×600     41.3   Frames per second (higher is better)
Far Cry 2, High Quality, 1024×768     33.5   Frames per second (higher is better)
Far Cry 2, Low Quality, 800×600     65.5   Frames per second (higher is better)
Far Cry 2, Low Quality, 1024×768     56.3   Frames per second (higher is better)
Dirt 2, High Quality, 800×600     50.5   Frames per second (higher is better)
Dirt 2, High Quality, 1024×768     39.4   Frames per second (higher is better)
Dirt 2, Low Quality, 800×600     100.1   Frames per second (higher is better)
Dirt 2, Low Quality, 1024×768     89.2   Frames per second (higher is better)
Power Usage
Idle power usage     12.6   Watts
Sleep power usage     1.2   Watt hours
Off power usage     0.1   Watt hours
Multitasking
World Bench 6 Multitasking     282.0

ne of last year’s most impressively priced high-end multimedia laptops was the Dell XPS 15. Though it was certainly not svelte, the $849 entry-level model we reviewed had an excellent set of specs and some of the best-sounding speakers we’ve ever heard on a portable.

The new XPS 15 looks a lot like the old one–which isn’t that old, really: we reviewed it back in November 2010. Still, there are a few key differences with the 2011 update. First and foremost, all XPS models now have new second-gen Intel Core i-series CPUs. The GPUs have also been revamped, incorporating newer Nvidia GeForce GT 500-series graphics. The keyboard has also been given some tweaking, which we’ll go into in more detail. Finally, the built-in Intel Wireless Display is now WiDi 2.0, incorporating HD streaming up to 1080p.

The base model of the new XPS 15 is actually even cheaper than last year’s, at $799. It comes with a 2.3GHz Core i5-2410M CPU, an Nvidia GeForce GT525 GPU, 4GB of RAM, and a 500GB, 7,200rpm hard drive.

That’s not the one we reviewed, though. Unlike last time, Dell sent us a top-of-the-line fully rigged model, the XPS15-L502X, running around $1,488 on Dell’s Web site: a quad-core 2GHz Core i7-2630QM CPU, 8GB of RAM, a 750GB 7,200rpm hard drive, Nvidia GeForce GT 540M graphics, a Blu-ray drive, and a 1,920×1,080-pixel resolution screen, along with a chunky but longer-life nine-cell battery.

It’s a heavy beast, and expensive, too, but if you’re looking for a media laptop that can blast movies, play games, and show them off on a great screen, the new XPS 15 could be just what you’re looking for. But don’t feel like you have to spring for all the upgrades; the base model should be more than enough for most–unless you’re looking for Blu-ray and a full 1080p display.

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