Thermals: At idle, both the 16-inch MBP and the ThinkPad X1E's temperature hovers around 50 degrees.
So, if we compare the Fire Strike score of the XPS 15 and the ThinkPad X1E we can see that the XPS 15 outperforms the X1E-which also means the 16-inch MBP also outperforms the X1E since the 16-inch MBP has a better GPU than the XPS 15 as well as the GTX 1650 Max-Q on the X1E, according to notebookcheck. There aren't any Fire Strike scores for the 16-inch MBP, but using older evidence from the XPS 15 comparison, the 16-inch MBP had a higher average FPS than the XPS in Unigine Heaven.16-inch MBP: There aren't any benchmarks as of the day I'm posting this, so I'll use this video as a reference for now: 1103 (Single-Core)/5667 (Multi-Core).Average of 5 scores from X1E: 1183 (Single-Core)/4960 (Multi-Core).PERFORMANCE: Geekbench/Fire Strike/Black Magic/Crystal Disk Mark 4 pounds/0.72 inch thick-4 pounds/0.64 inch thick.LENOVO Keyboard and Track-pad-Force touch track-pad/6 speaker system/studio mic/magic keyboard.80whr/6-8 hours battery life-100whr/10-11 hours battery life.GTX 1650 Max-Q 4GB-AMD Radeon Pro 5300 4GB GDDR6.512GB SSD/16GB DDR4-Same amount of storage.Lenovo X1 Extreme Gen 2 ($2421)-Macbook Pro 16" ($2999) Prices are in CAD. So I did some research and compared the two. I've compared the XPS 15 to the 16-inch MBP previously, now I'm curious how the 16-inch stacks up against the ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 2-also arguably one of the best ultrabooks currently.
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