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I really like it for its sharpness, colours and contrast. It is quite reflective. Comparing it side by side with a 2014 Macbook Pro with its glossy display, the 7670 is more reflective. Because I run as many applications as possible in Dark mode, it is especially noticeable how reflective it is. On a white background application I don't really notice it at all, and would keep the brightness to a level comfortable to my eyes in the conditions. In Dark mode even maxing out the brightness reduces the reflection somewhat, but is still there. That said, having worked on glossy laptop displays before with my personal MBP, I get used to it and "ignore" the reflection and not focus my eyes on it. I have not yet used it outdoors to see how useable that is. I don't use linux so don't know if/how the touchscreen works on that. I've never used a touchscreen in a laptop before and don't think I will; would rather keep the display spotless at all times.

I just received my Precision 7670 a few days ago, to replace my 7730. The spec I got: i9-12950HX 64GB RAM 1TB SSD RTX A4500 4K OLED It has been interesting to see so much talk about performance / cooling / cinebench results this 7x70 generation. I have never before run cinebench, but thought I'd share my results from a 10 minute run: Multi-Core: 13432 (at about 2.25GHz sustained) Single-Core: 1839 (at about 4.35GHz sustained) It obviously isn't great compared to what others are able to achieve. But as this computer is issued through work I will have to accept it and will not be tinkering with it in any way. To compare I ran CB on my 7730 as well (Xeon E-2186M - 6c/12t): Multi-Core: 5961 (3.20 GHz sustained) Single-Core: 1095 (4.30 GHz sustained) Not sure if that's good or bad for that generation of Precision, but going from 7730 to 7670 I'm seeing a nice enough performance increase I suppose, and in a significantly smaller chassis!