Review on Notebook DELL G7 17 7790 (1920x1080, Intel Core i5 2.4 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 256 GB, HDD 1000 GB, GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, Win10 Home) by Agata Paula ᠌

The design is strict, one might even say premium. The machine does not scream from the fact that it is playable. Ports - a complete set, located on 3 sides. The screen is 17" IPS, although there is no support for 144Hz, but the color rendering setting is good. The colors are natural. The margin for brightness and contrast is sufficient, the black scenes in the films are very well worked out. The matrix backlight is uniform. I will rate it perfectly Filling - for iron, of course, I would like 8750H (I have 8300H), but I did not want to pay extra 10 thousand for 2 additional cores. games at maximum settings, the processor is still less loaded than the video. The RTX 2060 graphics card is awesome. Metro on ultra settings with DXR, DLSS, Hairworks, phisics goes from 40 to 60 frames. The picture is fabulous. Battlefield 5 with DXR is already worse, the campaign lacks 6GB of video memory, there are periodic fritzes. It just flies 70-80 frames on ultra. Expandability is convenient, I immediately set the bar to 8GB, I plan to replace the SSD with 512 GB and the screw with 2TB. The cooling system - heating without undervolting at the peak to 95 degrees jumps, the noise is decent. With undervolting -150mv, the temperature already rises to 84-85 degrees. The video card is relatively cold, temperatures average 70-75 degrees. Autonomy - 5-6 hours of video when setting the power supply to a minimum, it will completely pull out, which I consider an excellent result for such a small laptop. The build quality is 4, the frame around the display near the camera is not very well fixed and has a backlash, there are a couple of dust particles under the paint on the matrix cover, the keyboard in the center flexes slightly. Nothing critical, but still.