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Dell Precision 5510 Owner's Lounge

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by Bokeh, Nov 24, 2015.

  1. mtalinm

    mtalinm Notebook Consultant

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    minor update:

    the lack of dedicated Page-up/down buttons as well as Home/End is driving me nuts as a programmer. just remapped F9-F12 to these, which helps.

    still probably too early to say, but battery life is feeling like 6 hours (powercfg says 5:27). very disappointing for an FHD screen, was hoping for more like 10. but might be too early to conclude anything.
     
  2. M0del

    M0del Notebook Enthusiast

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    With the 56Wh battery, right?
     
  3. mtalinm

    mtalinm Notebook Consultant

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    no, 84. hence the disappointment.
     
  4. LouieAtienza

    LouieAtienza Notebook Consultant

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    Possible the extra RAM is eating some battery...
     
  5. Pirx

    Pirx Notebook Virtuoso

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    I hear you. That's the reason I won't buy any Dell Precisions anymore, at least for myself (ordered one for my daughter, since that's what she picked for herself).

    As for me, I'll wait for the HP ZBook Studio, or the Lenovo P70 if I decide to get a 17" machine again. Dell is dead to me. Taking those keys away was the height of idiocy. It was literally the straw that broke the camel's back for me. Too bad, I've used Dells for my main machines for more than 15 years now, but I guess all things must come to an end...
     
  6. jasell

    jasell Notebook Geek

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    How did you re-map these keys?


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  7. jasell

    jasell Notebook Geek

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    Can this trackpad be configured to 3 button mode?


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  8. Aaron44126

    Aaron44126 Notebook Prophet

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    You can remap keys using SharpKeys - https://sharpkeys.codeplex.com/
    There is actually a built-in Windows feature to re-map keys using a certain registry entry, and SharpKeys is just a GUI front-end for configuring that.
     
  9. mtalinm

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    really? I guess that's a tradeoff I have to live with. routinely use >16G
     
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