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1. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA 1080P#
2. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA UPGRADE#
3. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA FULL#
4. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA SOFTWARE#
5. #OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA SERIES#

While the upgrade to Whiskey Lake-U from Kaby Lake-R didn't seem too drastic in terms of raw performance, it did offer perceivable improvements when compared to Kaby Lake processors in the 2016 XPS 13 9360. The upgrade from the 9370 to the 9380 is relatively minor except for Dell getting back to its senses and re-positioning the webcam to its rightful place. Intel announced the new Whiskey Lake-U CPUs in late 2018 and Dell promptly implemented them in the that launched at CES 2019. This generation also saw Dell introducing new features such as a Dynamic Power Policy to address throttling and GORE gel insulators to keep surface temperatures under check. Thunderbolt 3 ports were now fully enabled at PCIe 3.0 x4 speeds and models with white palm rests got a bumpier glass-fiber finish.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA FULL#

The InfinityEdge display had even more-reduced bezels this time around and Dell chose to forego the QHD+ display option for a UHD 4K display that covers the full sRGB spectrum. The chassis remained relatively unchanged as were the other internals, including the nerfed Thunderbolt 3 bandwidth.ĬES 2018 saw a redesign of the XPS 13 chassis with the XPS 13 9370. Late 2017 also saw the debut of Intel Kaby Lake-R options in the XPS 13 lineup. The also marked the complete substitution of USB Type-A ports for USB Type-C. The was powered by a passively cooled 4.5 W Intel Core i7-7Y75 processor that offered enough performance for Office work and browsing the web.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA SERIES#

In 2017, Dell brought in the 2-in-1 form factor for the first time to the XPS series with the XPS 13 9365. Interestingly, Dell continued to equip these notebooks with DDR3 RAM instead of the more power-efficient and better-performing DDR4 RAM that is supported by Kaby Lake. This was also the first time that the XPS 13 series featured Killer 1535 wireless LAN as opposed to regular Intel offerings. Dell also offered a new Rose Gold color option with this iteration. Towards the end of 2016, Dell launched the XPS 13 9360, which was an incremental upgrade featuring Intel's new Kaby Lake processors ( Core i5 7200U Core i7-7500U). Issues with CABC continued to haunt this generation as well.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA SOFTWARE#

With this model, Dell offered distinct variants for consumers and businesses the differences being largely with respect to the pre-loaded software and warranty support. Mid-2016 saw Dell introduce a much more powerful with an Intel Core i7-6560U CPU and Iris Graphics 540. Dell offered a separate utility to disable CABC that for some reason was restricted to just the QHD+ variants. The 2016 models also had a peculiar issue with Dell's Content Adaptive Backlight Control (CABC) that reduced the overall brightness of the screen in dark ambient conditions. The 2016 XPS 13 saw Dell continuing to offer Intel Haswell CPU options and display options up to QHD+. The XPS 13 9350's design laid the basis for successive XPS 13 notebooks in 2016 and beyond. This caused a furor among buyers despite Intel confirming that Dell's wiring was within specifications. Although Dell offered Thunderbolt 3 in the XPS 13 9350, it was found that Dell's implementation ran on a PCIe 3.0 x2 link instead of x4. This generation also marked the shift from SATA M.2 SSDs to NVMe PCIe SSDs with capacities up to 1 TB along with increased battery capacities (56 Wh from 52 Wh). The late-2015 carried forward most of the features of its predecessor except for two major changes - support for Thunderbolt 3 in lieu of mini-DisplayPort and internal upgrades to Intel Skylake processors ( Core i5-6200U, Core i7-6600U). Shortly afterwards, Dell also introduced a non-touch FHD version of the for those concerned about battery life and price. Users sneeringly referred to it as the "nose cam" and it went on to become a perennial con for every successive XPS laptop until the 2019 XPS 13 9380. Display improvements continued into 2015 and the was the first of the XPS lineup to sport an InfinityEdge display with ultra-thin bezels and a QHD+ resolution along with new Intel Broadwell processors ( Core i5-5200U, Core i7-5500U). The InfinityEdge display design in the provided a whole new level of immersion but came with a major hiccup - webcam placement in the bottom bezel. The XPS 13 元22X continued to offer the 22nm Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs ( Core i5-3337U, Core i7-3537U etc.) and the rest of the other components were also relatively unchanged, including soldered RAM modules.Ģ014 saw the introduction of a touchscreen with the and an upgrade to Intel Haswell processors ( Core i5-4200U). This new panel offered improvements in brightness, color-gamut coverage, and viewing angles.

#OPEN DELL XPS 13 2012 CHANGE TERMOPASTA 1080P#

Sensing that users were clearly upset with a lackluster 768p TN panel, Dell upgraded the XPS 13's display to a 1080p IPS panel in the 2013 Dell XPS 13 元22X.