My DELL PRECISION 7710 with quadro M5000M, 8gb vram , 32 gb RAM and 4K IGZO display is still a Beast....and it can still challenge latest workstations....
Cheers Armin, I'll soon play with it been mostly on the 7550 and so far loving it. The 7750 I've been playing with it's performance and can say give it the thumbs up so far.
I have a 7750 with Xeon W-10885M and Quadro RTX 4000 and it is currently at 60°C all around at idle. During a full Folding@Home load, it gets up around 85-95°C on the CPU, but never over 80°C on the GPU side. And that is under a desk without any external cooling pad. I would recommend if you are planning to use this at full load for hours at a time to invest in a stand to raise it up, or a cooling pad with fans built in, just to be on the safe side.
@@taylorgozzo935 thanks for sharing your experience. As far as I hear Lenovo P53, P series is idling at 85-95C. How do you like the keyboard and screen?
@Gabor Gubicza oh no, that Lenovo sounds like it’s in trouble. I am currently idling at 39C. :) I opted for the UHD 500nits* panels (*don’t quote me on that, just remembering off the top of my head) it is beautiful, great colors and amazing viewing angles, the battery life does suffer at higher brightness settings, but I was able to get nearly 6 hours out of the thing the other day. As for the keyboard, I don’t really have many other laptops to compare it to in terms of feel, but I like it a lot. The backlighting in great and the soft touch palmrest is perfect for my sweaty hands and never really gets too hot. The main heat is concentrated around the esc-f4 and top of the numpad. The only other big gripe I have with the keyboard is the ATROCIOUS arrow key cluster. Like who thought THAT was a good idea! Up and down are tiny and to make it worse, the little nub on the down key is very hard to feel. Also, the home and end keys are locked behind a fn-key layer, but you can change that with the esc key’s fn-lock function, as long as you don’t need any other F key
I have the M4800 and it's a beast. Still works fine but a bit slow for my workflow now that I have moved on to an XPS. Gonna move back to Precision with the 7750 again since XPS cooling just doesn't work. Hopefully this will be the last major computer purchase in the next 5 years for me.
Thank you for sharing this BasianDd. Could you also advise which one do you prefer or recommend... the 7750 or the 7740? or what are the key differences? I was going to get the 7740 to help with my work as a freelancer (animator and architect)... but after seeing this I am back to square one...
HI there. I have bought a 7750 myself and can speak a little bit to your question. My recommendation is to go for the earlier version 7740 unless you are looking for the very high performance. Working on the 7750, I can tell you that cooling is absolutely amazing, I can run a 4k video game like anno1800 without any significant issues at 90fps on 144Hz 4k monitor. I also train a few neural nets on it very comfortably at a blistering speed. The airflow is quite noisy when these tasks are run however, and I have invested in a laptop cooler for this. There is no 2.5 inch sata available anymore with that smaller battery that existed before, but a total of 4 pcie express connectors for storage. So unless you have a specific need for the 7750, the 7740 is what i would recommend (with 3 years warranty from Dell or Dell Outlet and a decent graphics option - quadro 3000/4000?) for the scenarios you have outlined.
@@AbdulRahman-vq6tf Hi Abdul - did you go for the 4k screen? Which graphics card did you get? Are the fans noticeable during normal use? Also, is your primary use (CAD or gaming or?) Your reply is appreciated
matthew edwards sure. Yes on the 4K. The 500 nits is definitely enough in a sunny room however quite power hungry on battery. Quadro 5000 for me. In regards to fan, Dell has a new performance software in windows and bios. You can choose to have ultra performance. CPI Core speed gets quite high and fans also go on max power if required. There is a balanced and quiet profile. Quiet profile tries to keep fans off by lowering clock speeds on cpu. So there a few strategies to keep the fans quieter if you want. Once again, this new vapour chamber + cooling improvement is quite efficient. It takes roughly 3 minutes to get the laptop from hot to touch to cool to touch when I was stress testing it. My main use is 1) many many test vm’s 2) neural nets and data crunching 3) photography work 4) gaming
@@ornobrahman Hi and thanks for your info. I am curious about the 4k matte screen - is it beautiful? I am tempted to go for a 5750 for it's trim size, however, it has a glossy 4k screen which turns me off. In addition, it does not perform to the level of the 7750 and probably gets hot. Also, does your 7750 seem relatively slim and sleek? It is only 6.8 pounds which it not that bad. Look forward to your opinions!
Thanks for the great discussion on the difference between 7740 and 7750 and really loving the input from matthew and Abdul (treeofwisdom). Thank you, hopefully might notice I don't get to spend much time on these computers in a practical sense to push these high end workstations to them proper use. My knowledge isn't computers isn't amazing as well I learn as I go so both of you I really value the discussion. I just have means access to some of the hardware and happy to help assist where I can. I am interested in the cooling of this 7750 and 7550 because of Abdul feedback I will be doing extra testing on the thermals for the in-depth video regarding about it. Please continue the discussion as it gives me idea's for tests to perform for the video to help you all.
I can’t believe dell didn’t make this a 16:10 screen. Surely that will happen in the next revision. That’s the only thing stopping me from buying this.
Hi, thanks for th unboxing. Looks real nice. When you test the performance I am interested if the 180W adapter (you received with the 7550) will work with the 7750 and not drain the battery (the 180W adapter is much better size wise). Please keep that in mind and check it for me - thanks.
I am loving my Precision 7750, the thermals do get a little high under full Folding@Home load, but it is manageable. I went for the 32GB ECC, Xeon W-10885M, and Quadro RTX 4000. It is a true BEAST. And about the power bricks, the one for the docking station is actually larger, at least for the WD19DC that I purchased with my laptop.
Taylor - thanks for your information. I am ready to upgrade and wish I could go with something more portable but I am skeptical. The 7750 slight extra weight when traveling it seems to be the right choice for it's specs. Does the overall size and weight comfortable for general travel use or does it seem bulky? I appreciate any feedback you can give as it seems like the 7750 is the best general choice available .
Hi KaushaL, they can game but I wouldn't suggest them because the Quadro card in them are more designed and gear and have certifications to professional level applications which is why they cost so much more. My suggestion is to get a computer more gear towards gaming if you looking for gaming as they will have geforce graphics chips in them which is better priced and faster that are designed for gaming. Precisions are designed for stability, security and long work loads rather than chasing high frame rates.
@@BsianTech that's a nice easy explanation to understand. Thanks mate. I would request to please also share your knowledge on some good gaming laptops. Thanks mate. Y'r awesome.
@@kaushalparik27 pleasure to help, unfortunately my knowledge is only current to the commercial class of computers as it's my focus personally and also via work. I haven't been a gamer for many years now and don't keep up to date nor much research on gaming market. I know the foundation and principles of what to look for but I couldn't point you or give proper advice at directly at specific computer models for gaming. I couldn't even advise who to look for on TH-cam too as it's not on my radar at all I'm afraid, I have many friends who are part of the gaming industry and I can ask for some good channels you could follow for gaming laptops.
It's too money to spend on gaming and you won't use it even the 50% , I use it on data science and CFD , the ROI is reached in two or three months , if you want to waste money on gaming, buy s alienware
Sorry yes this can be a beast to be configured up, this was configured down to get to do a better comparison against the 5550 and 7550, hopefully I have explained this in the video.
@@jinraigami3349 what are you talkin bout I want to be polite to you and I am not a kiddo ima 24years old and I have my freedom of speech don't your country have freedom of speech
My DELL PRECISION 7710 with quadro M5000M, 8gb vram , 32 gb RAM and 4K IGZO display is still a Beast....and it can still challenge latest workstations....
How do i buy it? Could you please help?
I love your reviews - you are very generous with you investigations and very thorough too!
Thank you. I've been waiting this review 🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Super job
Cheers Armin, I'll soon play with it been mostly on the 7550 and so far loving it. The 7750 I've been playing with it's performance and can say give it the thumbs up so far.
Thanks for the unboxing, good job. I'm very interested in seeing the review and thermal performance.
Thanks very much Gabor Gubicza, I will do my best to bring it out soon but I don't want to make it not useful just to spit out the video quicker.
@@BsianTech thanks. No rush, I appreciate good work takes time, I just wanted to let you know I'm very much interested :) take care.
I have a 7750 with Xeon W-10885M and Quadro RTX 4000 and it is currently at 60°C all around at idle. During a full Folding@Home load, it gets up around 85-95°C on the CPU, but never over 80°C on the GPU side. And that is under a desk without any external cooling pad.
I would recommend if you are planning to use this at full load for hours at a time to invest in a stand to raise it up, or a cooling pad with fans built in, just to be on the safe side.
@@taylorgozzo935 thanks for sharing your experience. As far as I hear Lenovo P53, P series is idling at 85-95C. How do you like the keyboard and screen?
@Gabor Gubicza oh no, that Lenovo sounds like it’s in trouble. I am currently idling at 39C. :)
I opted for the UHD 500nits* panels (*don’t quote me on that, just remembering off the top of my head) it is beautiful, great colors and amazing viewing angles, the battery life does suffer at higher brightness settings, but I was able to get nearly 6 hours out of the thing the other day.
As for the keyboard, I don’t really have many other laptops to compare it to in terms of feel, but I like it a lot. The backlighting in great and the soft touch palmrest is perfect for my sweaty hands and never really gets too hot. The main heat is concentrated around the esc-f4 and top of the numpad. The only other big gripe I have with the keyboard is the ATROCIOUS arrow key cluster. Like who thought THAT was a good idea! Up and down are tiny and to make it worse, the little nub on the down key is very hard to feel. Also, the home and end keys are locked behind a fn-key layer, but you can change that with the esc key’s fn-lock function, as long as you don’t need any other F key
I'm still using the m4600 precision from 2011-12, pretty sure it was keeping me skinny
I have the M4800 and it's a beast. Still works fine but a bit slow for my workflow now that I have moved on to an XPS. Gonna move back to Precision with the 7750 again since XPS cooling just doesn't work. Hopefully this will be the last major computer purchase in the next 5 years for me.
Thank you for sharing this BasianDd. Could you also advise which one do you prefer or recommend... the 7750 or the 7740? or what are the key differences? I was going to get the 7740 to help with my work as a freelancer (animator and architect)... but after seeing this I am back to square one...
HI there. I have bought a 7750 myself and can speak a little bit to your question. My recommendation is to go for the earlier version 7740 unless you are looking for the very high performance. Working on the 7750, I can tell you that cooling is absolutely amazing, I can run a 4k video game like anno1800 without any significant issues at 90fps on 144Hz 4k monitor. I also train a few neural nets on it very comfortably at a blistering speed. The airflow is quite noisy when these tasks are run however, and I have invested in a laptop cooler for this. There is no 2.5 inch sata available anymore with that smaller battery that existed before, but a total of 4 pcie express connectors for storage. So unless you have a specific need for the 7750, the 7740 is what i would recommend (with 3 years warranty from Dell or Dell Outlet and a decent graphics option - quadro 3000/4000?) for the scenarios you have outlined.
@@AbdulRahman-vq6tf Hi Abdul - did you go for the 4k screen? Which graphics card did you get? Are the fans noticeable during normal use? Also, is your primary use (CAD or gaming or?) Your reply is appreciated
matthew edwards sure. Yes on the 4K. The 500 nits is definitely enough in a sunny room however quite power hungry on battery. Quadro 5000 for me. In regards to fan, Dell has a new performance software in windows and bios. You can choose to have ultra performance. CPI Core speed gets quite high and fans also go on max power if required. There is a balanced and quiet profile. Quiet profile tries to keep fans off by lowering clock speeds on cpu. So there a few strategies to keep the fans quieter if you want. Once again, this new vapour chamber + cooling improvement is quite efficient. It takes roughly 3 minutes to get the laptop from hot to touch to cool to touch when I was stress testing it. My main use is 1) many many test vm’s 2) neural nets and data crunching 3) photography work 4) gaming
@@ornobrahman Hi and thanks for your info. I am curious about the 4k matte screen - is it beautiful? I am tempted to go for a 5750 for it's trim size, however,
it has a glossy 4k screen which turns me off. In addition, it does not perform to the level of the 7750 and probably gets hot.
Also, does your 7750 seem relatively slim and sleek? It is only 6.8 pounds which it not that bad. Look forward to your opinions!
Thanks for the great discussion on the difference between 7740 and 7750 and really loving the input from matthew and Abdul (treeofwisdom). Thank you, hopefully might notice I don't get to spend much time on these computers in a practical sense to push these high end workstations to them proper use. My knowledge isn't computers isn't amazing as well I learn as I go so both of you I really value the discussion. I just have means access to some of the hardware and happy to help assist where I can. I am interested in the cooling of this 7750 and 7550 because of Abdul feedback I will be doing extra testing on the thermals for the in-depth video regarding about it. Please continue the discussion as it gives me idea's for tests to perform for the video to help you all.
I can’t believe dell didn’t make this a 16:10 screen. Surely that will happen in the next revision. That’s the only thing stopping me from buying this.
I am hoping enough comments and feedback, Dell will consider it in the next revision. I do like the 16:10.
please provide perf comparisons between 7740 and 7550. Also, post purchase upgrade option comparisons
Hi, thanks for th unboxing. Looks real nice. When you test the performance I am interested if the 180W adapter (you received with the 7550) will work with the 7750 and not drain the battery (the 180W adapter is much better size wise). Please keep that in mind and check it for me - thanks.
No problems I will do that for you my friend and test the 180W adapter on the 7750 and report back.
@matthew edwards The 180W adapter is not enough to charge without draining the battery for me.
@@taylorgozzo935 Did you purchase the 180W barrel adapter designed for the 7550 model?
Can I do the comparison between 7750 & 7550 with same work load and identical specifications
I am loving my Precision 7750, the thermals do get a little high under full Folding@Home load, but it is manageable.
I went for the 32GB ECC, Xeon W-10885M, and Quadro RTX 4000. It is a true BEAST.
And about the power bricks, the one for the docking station is actually larger, at least for the WD19DC that I purchased with my laptop.
Taylor - thanks for your information. I am ready to upgrade and wish I could go with something more portable but I am skeptical. The 7750 slight extra weight when traveling it seems to be the right choice for it's specs. Does the overall size and weight comfortable for general travel use or does it seem bulky? I appreciate any feedback you can give as it seems like the 7750 is the best general choice available .
I know it is a business laptop but charging extra for a backlit keyboard when you are spending so much money to begin with is just taking the p.
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Are dell mobile workstations good for gaming.?
Hi KaushaL, they can game but I wouldn't suggest them because the Quadro card in them are more designed and gear and have certifications to professional level applications which is why they cost so much more. My suggestion is to get a computer more gear towards gaming if you looking for gaming as they will have geforce graphics chips in them which is better priced and faster that are designed for gaming. Precisions are designed for stability, security and long work loads rather than chasing high frame rates.
@@BsianTech that's a nice easy explanation to understand. Thanks mate. I would request to please also share your knowledge on some good gaming laptops. Thanks mate. Y'r awesome.
@@kaushalparik27 pleasure to help, unfortunately my knowledge is only current to the commercial class of computers as it's my focus personally and also via work. I haven't been a gamer for many years now and don't keep up to date nor much research on gaming market. I know the foundation and principles of what to look for but I couldn't point you or give proper advice at directly at specific computer models for gaming. I couldn't even advise who to look for on TH-cam too as it's not on my radar at all I'm afraid, I have many friends who are part of the gaming industry and I can ask for some good channels you could follow for gaming laptops.
It's too money to spend on gaming and you won't use it even the 50% , I use it on data science and CFD , the ROI is reached in two or three months , if you want to waste money on gaming, buy s alienware
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what is the price ?
I guess it is very expensive.
2:32...Blimey, I've seen a dozen eggs packaged better than that! Very poor presentation considering how ridiculously expensive they are.
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My school own one of this and they are slow as shit!
This would depend on the specs that are configured with it.
Wooooow!
The "beast"? Maybe some configs, definitely not this one though
Sorry yes this can be a beast to be configured up, this was configured down to get to do a better comparison against the 5550 and 7550, hopefully I have explained this in the video.
In the words of the Dell guy who unboxed this, the performance OPTIONS with this machine are second to none, i.e. XPS15 won't stand up to it....
Is he weird or what
Yayyy second
But still its a garbage background please please 🙏😭 change it
I will try add some more interesting background but I am limited in amount of space in the room for the time being.
@@BsianTech it's ok but the background is pretty bad
Just because your mom is not near, you should not talk like that, kiddo.
@@jinraigami3349 what are you talkin bout I want to be polite to you and I am not a kiddo ima 24years old and I have my freedom of speech don't your country have freedom of speech