EngadgetThere was one big thing holding it back from earning a higher score: The base model only comes with 8GB of RAM. That means a base XPS 13 would only have around 1GB of free memory to run all the other software you use daily before potentially needing to rely heavily on the OS's page file.
The midrange Dell XPS 13 is the one you want
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Headline as published: The midrange Dell XPS 13 is the one you actually want
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| Engadgetas they published this story | 20.7 |
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