Looking to replace my dell xps 15 that i bought 5-6 years ago.. what specs should I look for running skype and as much as 18-24 tables with other programs running? Something like this work?

Dell Inspiron 15 7000 2-in-1 7579 - 15.6" FHD Touch - 7th Gen i5-7200U - 8GB - 256GB SSD

Dell Inspiron 13 7000 13-Inch Laptop (2-in-1 Convertible IPS FHD Touchscreen, Intel Core i7-6500U Processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10)

Neither

Anything but a dell

All I'll use is a dell..i have the first generation i7 now...that 7th gen i5 is faster then...dells are great

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Dell is the worste

its like you have only driven a kia and a honda is just around the corner waiting for you to test drive


sorry but dell performanced compared to others is comical your missing out big time

Like only trying one piece of pussy man explore your options

DO NOT BUY A DELL!! build your own rig piece buy piece... you'll get much more bang for your buck

Not a single computer wiz is going to suggest a dell

Dude dont get a dell i see you playing all the time

Get a decent machine and multi table as smooth as you can

You are all screaming "don't get a dell" while at the same time not giving him any recommendations.

I recommend having one built without any factor bs you dont need with the guts you can afford to buy

the op is actually a good player and from what i see can put in volume. Invest in something decent op

Dells are good computers but you dont need the stuff they charge you for hundreds in software you dont need

that money can go into better performance

I would say that a good place to start doing some research is by internet searching for top gaming PCs and laptops. Check out some articles and see what rates high and why they are rated high. Take your time and do a ton of reading before making your investment. You can always check out custom PC building sites like Cyber Power too. On those sites you can start with a base model and then customize all the parts that you want. If you know what you're doing though I think the best thing would be to get all the parts on your own and build your own PC. There is a ton of videos on Youtube and stuff that focus on how to build custom gaming PCs. That's probably what I'll do when I need to upgrade. Before buying any computer gear, I suggest research, research, and more research... Then get something you'll be happy with for years.

I bought a bran new kia when I was 19...also a great car...havent had a problem 70k miles in lmao I ordered the i5 since I read around the suggested forums and that i5 had everything I needed to multi table....thanks for the help everyone

I like Kia better then expected GL