Dell XPS 17 Laptop – Dell USA
17-inch laptop designed to power your next big idea. Featuring 11th Gen IntelCore™ processors, up to NVIDIAGeForce RTX™ 3060 graphics and a studio-quality display.
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Create with colossal power
Create more of what you love: 11th Gen Intel® Core™ is stronger with more cores and more threads, faster with lightning fast Wi-Fi 6 connectivity and gig-speed file downloads and quicker with the ability to move massive files with the ultra-speedy data transfer of Thunderbolt 4 connections. It’s the chip that’s made to keep you in your creative flow so you can enjoy the time you spend making what you love. With 8 cores and 16 threads, 11th Gen Intel® Core™ provides desktop level performance to power intense creative programs (2D and 3D) in the convenience of a laptop.
Up your creative game: Take your creative projects to a new level with GeForce RTX™ 30 Series laptops. Delivering AI-acceleration in top creative apps. Backed by the NVIDIA® Studio platform of dedicated drivers and exclusive tools. And built to perform in record time. Whether you’re rendering complex 3D scenes, editing 8K video, or livestreaming with the best encoding and image quality, GeForce RTX™ laptops give you the performance to create your best. The XPS 17 is available with up to GeForce RTX™3060 graphics.
Faster memory, more storage: Your system boots and resumes in seconds thanks to up to 8TB solid state drive storage. Multi-task in a flash even on intense applications with up to 64GB of memory at 3200MHz.
Killer™ Wireless: With advanced Wi-Fi 6 technology and theoretical throughout speeds of up to 2.4 Gbps, the Killer AX1650 is nearly three times as fast as the previous generation of 80MHz 2×2 AC products. It prioritizes streaming video, communication, and game traffic in your system for fast, smooth online experiences.
Dell Power Manager: This application allows users to manage system behaviors such as acoustics (fan speeds), battery life and performance based on their preferences between quiet, performance, cool, and optimized modes. The selectable modes provided allows the user to change the power of the system. This solution, engineered by Dell, dynamically delivers the best performance form the processor, based on the mode best suited to that user, while intelligently monitoring and managing system temperatures. And with the latest Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology, the laptop is actively changing the power of its CPU to optimize your specific workload, increasing performance when you need it.
Advanced thermal design: The XPS 17 delivers powerful performance in an incredibly thin form factor. Optional discrete graphics feature unique dual opposite outlet fans, that increase fan airflow by approximately 30% and drive cooling airflow in both directions, resulting in more airflow overall and improved skin temperatures*. A massive vapor chamber spans the entire width of the laptop providing even more heat dissipation capacity to help keep the laptop cool and achieve higher turbo power.
Create with color
Display like no other: Take full advantage of HDR content’s superior dynamic range with Dolby Vision™, which can deliver colors never before seen on SDR PC displays. Dolby Vision content can deliver highlights that are up to 40 times brighter, and blacks that are up to 10 times darker.
See every detail: The optional 4K Ultra HD+ (3840×2400) touch display offers pinpoint accuracy for all of your computing needs. See the detail of every pixel in photos without needing to zoom in or see more content while browsing the web.
Color that pops: Equipped with 100% Adobe RGB and 94% DCI-P3 color gamut, the optional 4K UHD+ display delivers saturated colors while a 1600:1 contrast ratio you to see the brightest brights and darkest darks. And 500-nit brightness provides more clarity in bright light, like outdoors, while up to a 0.65% anti-reflective coating cuts the glare of a glossy screen.
Easy on the eyes: An Eyesafe® display reduces harmful blue light and maintains vivid color. It’s the first panel to intelligently manage light energy and the source, selectively reducing harmful blue light and dispersing it across the light spectrum.
Additional information
| Height | 0.77 in. (19.05 mm) |
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| Width | 14.74 in. (374.45 mm) |
| Depth | 9.76 in. (248.05 mm) |
| Weight | 4.87 lbs. (2.21 kg ) |
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by Pascal
An excellent beast (my configuration), and it is heavier than I anticipated. Also, Dell, what’s up with the clicky mouse. It is like it is broken. The entire bottom part of it shakes. I must admit it is unpleasant.
by Linda
I think it’s a great machine. there is a quirk or two- such as page up and down cannot be done with one hand, must use two. why? I type one handed while holding the laptop and it is very inconvenient, just violates my habits with prior Dell . figuring out work-arounds. . eg must be some pad or screen gestures to do that.
by Chris
The dell XPS 17 9710 is the best computer I’ve ever owned, but It tends to restart randomly after shutting down and shows me a report in regards to my cop.
by Floyd
I am experiencing the very common problem of a lagging Bluetooth mouse.
by Alan
Beautiful laptop, amazing screen(For the price should be 120hz) but just opening a game the temperatures go crazy from 56 degrees to 100 and the battery is terrible for a laptop with this price.