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Storage comes by way of a 750GB hard drive, with Windows 7 Home Premium being the OS of choice. As was the case with the vanilla 17R, the drive has the Dell Stage media suite and Dell DataSafe backup software preinstalled. It also has a handful of bloatware products installed, such as trial versions of McAfee Security Centre and Nero. Rounding out the feature set are Wi-Fi, bluetooth, and WiDi wireless options.
A 2.3GHz Intel Core i7-3610QM (Ivy Bridge) processor is at the heart of the 17R Special Edition, meaning it’s no slouch when it comes to benchmarking. The notebook performed well in our multimedia tests, turning in scores of 1 minute and 19 seconds, and 3 minutes and 21 seconds respectively on our Handbrake and Photoshop CS5 benchmark tests. In comparison, the Lenovo Y580 (which costs £999) managed a slightly better Handbrake score, but lagged behind the 17R Special Edition by 4 seconds on the Photoshop test.
In the CPU intensive Cinebench R11.5 test, the Inspiron 17R Special Edition managed a time of 6 with battery like Dell 8U443 battery , Dell Latitude X200 battery , Dell 312-0058 battery , Dell 3J426 battery , Dell 8H663 battery , Dell 4K001 battery , Dell YD624 battery , Dell DF230 battery , Dell Precision M4300 battery , Dell Latitude D531 battery , Dell HX198 battery , Dell CR036 battery minutes and 15 seconds, and in that case was outperformed by the Lenovo Y580 by 7 seconds, although that’s hardly a difference to fret over.