Dell Inspiron 15-7569 : The Sneaky Beast

I don’t know why no one has even felt to write a review on this beast, only about 2 or 3 authors have written about it. Despite being such an outstanding laptop but because it does not contain a CD drive it is not being delivered in some Asian countries like India where we still use CD till date. So dell didn’t release it in India. I was very disappointed because even in the US many people have reviewed it or uploaded a video about it. Its technical specs are just outstanding when it comes to today’s laptops in India. I had to get it delivered from the US, but it was worth every single penny spent.

As we see in countries like India, we don’t get that high specs in price as low as 40,000. If we see the specs compared to any other laptop bought from here, we get surprisingly high value of money we get about 4 GB of RAM paired with some low-level i5 processor and equipped with integrated graphics and Windows 8. The laptop specs would be stated below:-

Technical Specifications

The Dell Inspiron 15 7569 comes with about GB of RAM and with a structure of 4x2 dual RAM which is faster than a single 8 GB one as per some of the test conducted by people. GB of RAM is a quite large amount when seen for significant home works, office work, and can even take on the cumbersome games by just pushing some settings like population density. For just another spice of performance, it comes with ddr4 RAM, and its managing speed reaches maximum up to 320 GB/s.

Tablet mode

When seen its processor you cannot expect a touch screen laptop to contain a 4 GHz of clock speed. So it is a mid-average i5 6200U processor which is low volt processor which means that it generates low heat even on high use [my laptop’s fan has been triggered for about 3 times only and that too when I was playing intense games] so it is highly efficient processor and can handle massive games with ease when you intelligently configure settings. Its processor depends upon the sky lake architecture and is a tick version of the Intel tick-tock strategy while making processor’s in which it first innovates [tick] and then enhances it [tock].

The i5 6200U is the tick version which gives about 2.4 GHz of average speed which increases to 2.8 GHz whereas the tock version the i5 7200U which has about 2.5 GHz which boosts to about 3.1 GHz when the turbo speed gets triggered.