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I have so many weird power problems with my current XPS, I would not recommend Dell, especially a less repairable model. My current XPS (2 years old) doesn't h
by mgbmtl 4y ago
I have so many weird power problems with my current XPS, I would not recommend Dell, especially a less repairable model.
My current XPS (2 years old) doesn't hibernate well, and the BIOS will lose UEFI/disk settings if I forget to charge it for a few days. Once I had to unscrew everything in order to remove the CMOS battery, to make it boot again (based on random forum suggestions).
My daughter still uses my older one, and after changing the battery for a generic one, it still works fine.
- zeppelin101 4y agoAgreed on the hibernation part. My last year's high end XPS 17 has this kind of issue. Sometimes I get BSODs after a hibernation, especially if certain peripherals are connected. That aside, I do think the laptop is really great (albeit pricey).