picked up this system last wkend but still in the progress of benchmarking and testing

dell m6300
t7700=2.4gig
4gig ram
160gig 7200rpm hitachi
fx3600m video card
bluray/dvd burner
1900x1200
vista business 32bit

3dmark 06- from factory no tweaks about 7800
overclocked video card from 500->550, and ram from 800->880
= 3DMark Score 8429 3DMarks @550/880
SM 2.0 Score 3843
SM 3.0 Score 3689
CPU Score 2117

3dmark 06 o/c video card @600/920
=8845
SM 2.0 Score 4111
SM 3.0 Score 3930
CPU Score 2105

3dmark 06 @660/980
3DMark Score 9341 3DMarks
SM 2.0 Score 4400
SM 3.0 Score 4244
CPU Score 2113

3dmark 05 - stock 500/800
13711 3DMarks
CPU Score 12152 CPUMarks

3dmark 05 @600/920 =14373
12150 cpu mark

3dmark vantage 500/800 = p2532
cpu 4274
graphics 2230

super pi 1mil=~20sec

aquamark3 (stock)=120980
gfx=23883
cpu=12260

cinebench 9.5:
cpu 1 cpu:411
xcpu :741
graphics c4d shading: 476
opengl sw-l :1697
opengl hw-l :3983

cinebench 10
cpu 1 :2504
2cpu : 4650
opengl : 4349

sisoft sandra 2008.4.14.20
drystone 18598
whetstone 15370

counterstrike source stress test @ 660/980
193.76fps @ 1900x1200 msaa x2, aniso x4, other settings on high, reflect world,hdr full

i own a dell m90.. my original review here http://www.notebookforums.com/thread161065.html

in comparison
the m6300: looks and feels the same except no dell media direct button. instead a button that changes the dell quickset profile

battery life:
quite good.. just managed to watch 4hrs of xvid coded movies with screen brighness 2 settings above the lowest