ubersicht Dell Inspiron 24 7000-Serie All-in-One - ÜBERPRÜFUNG

Hi - you can't use a pressure sensitive pen with this screen I'm afraid.

Five years is a long time in tech!

2 years ago, why am i so late

I don't have the machine any more, but I'm fairly sure it can go completely vertical - the spec lists -5° to completely flat.

I'm very glad you found it useful. Thank you for taking the time to let me know :).

I didn't notice much noise, but it will depend on the exact spec your get, and how hard you're working the computer.

The Technology Man Thanks a lot man!!! You are of a great help to me. Already liked and subed your channel at first sight haha. Fingers crossed! I have fear towards noisy fan :(

Great - thanks for the feedback!

The Technology Man just decided to get this one :)) exciting !!!

I'm glad you found the review useful!

Really well

I didn't notice any fan noise - even when running the albeit brief benchmark. Have you had it long? May be worth giving it a blast with some compressed air if you've had it a while. But there are many variations of this model, so your spec may just require more cooling.

The Technology Man Yes mine has a 2TB HDD and an i7 6700HQ CPU with 16GB of ram, and my pc does get hot at its base really fast.

The Technology Man I already tried cleaning the fans and the result is still the same, could it be that the fans are faulty since they ramp up all the time even on underload.

When you first switch on the computer - physically unplug it - listen to the fan noise. Computers normally spin the fans at their maximum when you first switch on, and then they should go quiet or quieter at least. As long as this noise isn't rattly, and does quieten as Windows then loads - the fans are probably working ok. If they are running a lot - you may just have a lot of background processes running - try running a clean boot and see if is better. If it is better, remove every bit of junkware on the computer, or do a rebuild and see if it's better. It is a small enclosure with a high spec on your configuration, so the fans have to work hard!