An hour’s of CS:GO at 4K bumped the laptop’s temperature up to just 76 degrees C pushing the dual cooling fans into overdrive. The laptop has three vents to keep the temperatures under control. However, if you are a casual gamer and looking for playing a few not-so-demanding games on this one, you’d be safe even at 4K resolution. Speaking of Unigine Valley, the 7559 scored 1383 (at 1080p) whereas the chart topper Acer Predator 15 scored 2241 and MSI GE62 6QD at 1937. In our graphic benchmarks, the 7559 scored fairly and lacked way behind the leaders of the table. Along with a beefy processor, the 7559 laptop also features a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960M with 4GB GDDR5 VRAM for your gaming requirements, putting it right in the battle of other beefy gaming laptops. Under the hood, our review unit sported an Intel Core i7-6700 HQ along with 16GB RAM and a 128GB M.2 SSD in addition to 1TB 5400 RPM Hard Disk Drive.
When it comes to connectivity and ports, it has all the bells and whistles. Pictures were bright and crisp along with precise touch recognition. We missed Dell’s InfinityEdge display we saw on the Dell Precision 5510 but Dell made sure that there was no compromise made in the colour reproduction or contrast levels. Other than these concerns, the 15-inch 4K UHD LED-backlit display on the Dell Inspiis very good. The slim display panel also brings in the factor that it is quite fragile and wobbly that can be bent with some force. Weighing at 2.7kg, this isn’t lightweight but it isn’t as bulky as the other high-end gaming laptops too. You can open the laptop just by holding the screen from the edge and you wouldn’t need to hold the bottom owing to its extremely sturdy hinge and the slim display panel. Overall, the entire design is pretty sleek, unlike its bulky competitors.
Dell has also made use of red accents on the logo, vents, speaker grills and trackpad to add to the laptop’s gaming feel. The Dell Inspicomes in a plastic shell with soft, matte rubber finish over it to do away from the cheap plastic feel.
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