Since it’s also a touch panel, the finish on the screen is glossy and prone to reflecting lights located above and behind you in your environment.
For this sort of task, the 4K resolution is beneficial. Viewing the same Flickr wall with the resolution set to Full HD. Viewing a Flickr wall of photos at the native, 4K resolution. Its range from bright to dark areas is good, though, with all of out test photos appearing properly illuminated at both ends of the spectrum. The viewing of 4K content is also something that suits the native capability of the screen, with content such as TimeScapes fitting it perfectly. High-resolution photos that you’ve snapped can appear with more detail visible on this screen than on screens with lower resolutions, which can make for an easier time editing though you might still have to strain your eyes to see tools and menu text in your programs. What the high resolution of the screen is good for is viewing and editing images. 3DMark’s Cloud Gate test got 6352, and Fire Strike got 1244. For all intents and purposes, this isn’t a gaming laptop, but the discrete Radeon adapter does give more graphics punch than the integrated Intel HD processing.
We were forced to do this when running Metro 2033 Redux, a game which the laptop’s AMD Radeon R7 M270 struggled with, offering only about 15 frames per second at the Full HD resolution and with a low detail setting.
At this point, we'll mention that changing the resolution to Full HD (1920x1080) looks fine on this screen. Running games can be problematic on the laptop’s screen, too, with some games appearing windowed rather than filling up the screen if there is no setting in the game to force full-screen viewing, then the resolution of the panel has to be changed in Windows to the resolution at which you want to run the game. However, there are still instances where various windows and dialogue boxes from third-party applications won’t scale properly, and will still look small. For this reason, Dell ships the laptop with the text and icons set to a large size within the Windows display settings, making for a more comfortable overall user experience. On a 15.6-inch area, the native 3840x2160-pixel resolution will make text look like distant objects in Windows 8.1's desktop, leading to uncomfortable reading and sometimes painful navigation.
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