DELL PRECISION M6300 WITH SSD – DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE - REVIEW

The Dell Precision M6300 is a 17" is primarily targeted to be a desktop replacer and aimed at towards businesses that require a full-featured system with outstanding build standards. This laptop competes head on with the notebooks as the HP Compaq 8710p, HP Compaq 8710w and Fujitsu Life-Book N6470.

Design
The uncomplicated seem to be and experience is matched with an even stronger and more hard-wearing framework. During our strenuous testing no plastic noises or squeaks could be witnessed. In fact, even with excessive force when applied to the LCD lid the lid objected to flex. The complete substructure shell is a metal alloy which provides the notebook a physically powerful footprint on your desk, and is provides adequate strength to oppose bending if you hold the notebook by the edge of the palm rest walking through the room.
Performance
The Dell Precision M6300 as specified packs in it more than enough speed and storeroom space to meet with most users requirements. The base-level Intel T7250 and NVidia Quadro FX 1600M pooled with a blazingly express SSD make this notebook an outstanding performer, for both multimedia usage and even number crunching. The M6300 provides a wide array of hardware specifications, as well as a 64GB Samsung solid state drive for the businesses that necessitate intense ruggedness and excessive performance Processors series from the T7250and climbing all the way up to the X9000, RAM from 1GB to 4GB, flaunt resolutions starting at WXGA+ up to WUXGA, and powered with either NVIDIA Quadro FX 1600M or NVIDIA Quadro FX 3600M isolated graphics.

The keyboard and palm rest arrangement matches the muscle of the base panel of this notebook. Unlike customary Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) with moving components that are prone to crash and data loss when they are given an impact, Solid State Drives (SSDs) are flash oriented storage units with no revolving parts. Port assortment was not a difficulty, although I would have preferred seeing a HDMI port, but the insertion of a DVI port is a sensible conciliation and possibly more useful in a business environment. Under customary web browsing usage the 9-cell battery power pack performed reasonably well, pumping out 3 hours and 42 minutes of sprint life before going into sleep mode at two percent.
Conclusion
This Dell 17" notebook is an immense artist and tremendously well built notebook. It seems to be built well sufficient to be thrown around in day to day utilization, and hold up throughout a levelheaded life cycle in a business environment. The SSD feature, while pricey, extensively improves both robustness and concert of this laptop.

Pros
+ Very rough structure and rugged overall framework design.
+ Strapping video editing with NVidia Quadro graphics card
+ Outstanding battery life for a 17" laptop
+ Brilliant and vibrant LCD with brilliant viewing angles
+ Hyper fast Samsung SSD

Cons
- No twofold hard drive alternative
- No devoted number pad
- Chunky and weighty.

Value For Money

Our Rating