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Dell G7 15 7590 review: 9th-gen Core and RTX power in a low-key chassis

Dell G7 15 7590 review: 9th-gen Core and RTX power in a low-key chassis

Posted on June 22, 2019 By Jarvis

The 9th-gen CPU, 144Hz display, and good battery life are perks with no purpose.

Dell’s second-generation G7 15 gaming laptop has arrived less than a year since the original debuted last summer (and we reviewed it in the fall). Designed for mainstream gamers who lack either the money or the moxie for Dell’s flashier Alienware gaming brand, the G7 15 (Model 7590, for you diehard fans) still offers some snazzy new options—like the 9th-generation Intel Core processor and Nvidia RTX graphics in our review unit.
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