Notebookcheck received their first review sample of the latest Dell XPS 9510 laptop featuring Intel Core i7-11800H processor alongside NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti. While the new XPS series was never known for good GPU performance, the latest 15-inch model from Dell appears to offer the worst RTX 3050 Ti implementation so far tested by the media. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU is based on GA107 GPU with 2560 CUDA cores and 4GB GDDR6 memory. Officially, the TGP (Total Graphics Power) range for this SKU is 35 to 80W. NVIDIA has forced notebook makers to display TGP and clock information alongside each implementation of their RTX 30 Laptop GPU to prevent misleading marketing that led customers to buy much slower GPUs than intended. In this case, the official TGP for RTX 3050 Ti in XPS 9510 is 45W, but as proven by the Notebook check, this value has little to do with reality. Dell XPS 9510 already offers one of the slowest implementations of RTX 3050 Ti Laptop GPU with an official TGP of 45W, however, this value appears to be lowered almost instantly to 35W in gaming, resulting in nearly 20% loss in performance. The performance of RTX 3050 Ti in Dell XPS 9510 is so bad, that the laptop is actually out-classed by Dell's own XPS 9500 equipped with GTX 1650 Ti GPU in games such as Witcher 3. The performance is not improved by enabling Dell's Ultra Performance profile through its �Power Manager' software either.