A:AnswerIt is 360 and yes it does have the per key RBG. (I love playing with that). I just purchased mine a week ago so maybe some have the older R3 system and don’t realize this is the newer model.
A:AnswerTwo 2280 and one 2230. The installed drive is a 2280 so if you want to upgrade to say 2 2TB drives you'll have to replace the 1TB that comes in it vs just adding two
A:AnswerThe dell guy answering these questions doesnt know what hes talking about at all. I just got this laptop and its color by key and or zone based if you want
A:AnswerShort answer is yes. Maybe not 60 fps with ray tracing on but I don't see a reason why this beast of a laptop couldn't run Far Cry 6 with 60 plus fps at 1080p.
A:AnswerIt has three slots for SSDs, two are capable of taking just about any m.2 SSD, the third is a shorter slot that seems to max out at 128GB SSDs. So if you're willing to splash out on two 8TB SSDs and a 128GB you can hit a hair over 16TB. Of course it's a lot more economical to stick to 2TB drives.
A:AnswerI’ve never used this laptop for 3D work BUT this laptop has one of the highest if not the highest wattages utilized by the GPU (RTX 3070) in a gaming laptop in 2021. That being said 3D programs and rendering utilize the GPU heavily and this would be a good choice based on that. Screen quality would be questionable if you need highly accurate colors etc as this is only a 1080P 360HZ panel.
A:AnswerThe system supports various AAA games such as Call of Duty, Gears 5, The Outer Worlds..etc. This laptop's Dell page lists the details of the games listed and the performance against each of these games.
