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If I upgrade from A2000 to A5000 on my 7560, do I have to change the heatsink or the original one works for both? As far as I know, there is only one heatsink SKU for 7560.
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@JamieTheAnythingDid you replace the heatsink because it is different between 7550 and 7760/7560, or between GPU die? As far as I know, 7560 have the same heat sink for all GPU options. Thank you.
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I see Fury G9 is a step back compared to G8. The lid hinge blocks the exhaust air vent. It will blow all hot air to the screen. It is quite similar to my Zbook Studio G3 and I really hate this design. G8: G9:
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This is the cooling system design for X17, a variant of DOO philosophy ?
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Agreed. We'll have to trade-in for 1-2 extra M.2 Nvme slots and 2 extra RAM slots. I wish Dell bring the incredible cooling system design from X17 to 77x0.
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Just FYI but if you want performance, Alienware X17 series is probably a better option. I tested my X17 R1, the cooling system allowed to push i7 11800H to 105W, stable at 4.3GHz (temp around 100C), and RTX 3080 to 165W (Temp around 80C). X17 comes with a 330W charger.