Just finished grad school where I did these kinds of simulations. This makes me cry seeing how it could finish that in 15 minutes and my built computer would take anywhere from 3-7 days. Crazy stuff.
@@EliasSchmid00 It's likely true unless the thief is a serious nerd. I have an XPS 13 7390 with a black plastic cover set on it that makes it look like an old cheapo laptop unless you notice the deck being in carbon fiber and it having a gorillaglass touch screen. No one has ever asked me what it is 🙂.
I'm gonna buy my first pc today, already have it picked, is it ok if I put the specs and price and someone tell me what they think? All very new to the pc scene idk how good of a deal im getting
@@Brycereigle2000 Considering the trend of packing high end, expensive professional and gaming laptops into the slimmest possible package, it is only the cheaper models like the acer nitro that look bulky as heck and with chins wider than the 10 commandments. I personally prefer 16:10 laptop screens with little to no bezels. The days of bulky=power is no more at least for laptops in my opinion; considering the recent developments in arm-based laptops.
A big part of my final project for my Mechanical Engineering degree was spent doing Computational Fluid Dynamics on AI generated models. Very neat to see you putting a "real" load on some of these devices that you're testing. Would love to see more of this in the future.
I'm actually typing this on the equivalent Precision from 7 years ago. Back then it cost half as much, but they offered an external battery, Gorilla glass covered 10 bit 1080p display and a maximum RAM capacity of 32 GB. I must mention that you left out the best part of buying a Dell Precision computer: their service. Something no other computer at it level, including Asus and Macbook can match. Just be sure an purchase the maximum extended warranty. Its a next day service representative to your business that truly is no question asked. BTW, Hollywood film productions also use these laptops. Did I mention MILs certified?
Mil certs are generic buzz words invented by sales men to drive sales to nerd who think it actually means anything. U drop it, it’s broken. Warranty and service are are actually important
@@maxuabo nah milspec 810 and ingress protection rating (IP rating) are actually pretty useful. Although in the case of laptops, serviceability, maintenance and warranty are probably more important. In an ideal world we would get a mixture of both.
I did that with a Dell XPS 19 just over a decade ago...now that was a real thick boi. Edit: If Linus would like to check it out, will give it to you for free if you pay for the shipping. It only needs a new HD and a cleaning....was never taken apart.
@Advocatus Diaboli oh ok, and to ask your question, I’m pretty sure they weren’t and we’re just referencing the quote Linus said in the beginning ‘she’s a heavy boy’ as something Linus would say when first picking up his daughter.
@@nathanross4036 Buying the Precision with large capacity from Dell reeeally inflates the price, the difference from the RTX 4000 and 5000 is no more than 10%, yet the price difference is about 1000USD, and 128GB of ECC ram is going to cost thousands of dollars. Buying with the minimum ram and storage to buy them seperately, and using an RTX 4000 would cost around 3000USD during release, and it you're just moving ram sticks and storage devices from an older computer, then you don't have to buy anything else. And to be fair, the Precision has usable ventilation, the 2017 Macbook that I use for a job gets uncomfortably hot above the keyboard just from having around 10 chrome tabs open and an active google meets meeting.
Wow, the LTT script writers really are amazing. Until the little aside linus made about the script, I forgot he was reading from one. They do such a great job of matching each script to the presenter's speaking style and it is not mentioned enough. Y'all are awesome.
If you look really closely, you can sometimes see them looking slightly below the camera instead of straight into it, but other than that, yeah, I see why he has so many writers on staff
@@TheShitSmith I agree with your point. If I look closely I can tell when he is reading from the teleprompter. But if I just listened I don't believe I would know if a video was scripted or not. While alot of other TH-camrs are very different sounding during scripted videos. On a different note, if you're subscribed on floatplane. There is a hilarious video from awhile back of them raging at the teleprompter. Top tier comedy.
@@griff2470 they definitely do that. I believe they talked about that in their a video from start to finish video. The gamersnexus tour also discusses that. I'm more impressed at how natural it sounds to me. I listen to other sorta big youtubers that sound completely different even when they write their own script compared to "free-hand". Here, there are many different writers that can all make a video sound like Linus, Alex, or James. Even with consulting, it's an impressive feat.
I remembered running StarCCM+ simulation for a flow in an aerospike nozzle. The meshing ran for 45 mins and then the simulation ran for 3 days. I had XPS L502X with i7 2670 processor and 8 gb ram. I wish more channels focussed on technical simulation and single-core performance of systems apart from gaming. I wished they could do activities apart from gaming.
The flow simulation that Linus team didn't understand is laminar airflow simulation through a venturi tunnel. The waist in the venturi tunnel according to Bernoulis equation changes the airs pressuare and airspeed relationship. Normally this is used in diffusers under a car to suck it towards the tarmac for incresed downpreassure on the rear wheels of a race car... I'm a Mechanical Engineer aswell 😄
The model you ran is actually a wind tunnel design. The honey comb is for removing any turbulence from the incoming air and creating laminar flow through the tunnel.
You'd be better off trying this in the North Eastern US or Northern Alaska if you want "Cold" than in BC. Vancouver is actually quite pleasant in the winter. Not really ever all that cold on the west side of Canada unless you go up into the mountains. Down on the islands or in the farmlands around Alberta it's not so bad.
I'm gonna buy my first pc today, already have it picked, is it ok if I put the specs and price and someone tell me what they think? All very new to the pc scene idk how good of a deal im getting
Funnily enough, I’m actually setting one of these up for a client. Dell seems to have QC issues with the 7550 though. Out of 4 laptops that the client purchased for setup, 2 were defective and had to be sent back for repairs. Also, chonker is an understatement; this thing is a solid metal slab.
For my thesis work, I had to build my own desktop (with Ryzen 3) out of EBay to run asteroid dynamics simulations. It was amazing thanks to a lot of LTT videos though. Finally a video for people who use computers other than gaming. I can only imagine how good orbit determination simulation would look in this!🤩
I was quite furious when I found out that Acer used soldered on memory that can't be expanded on my laptop. It's 8 gigs, but still. Was there really no other way of doing this?
I have a precision from a few years ago. Other than the GPU seeming to not work anymore (have to further diagnose that), still a beast of a machine for a "laptop" (listed as a mobile workstation) even after 5 years. Did not cost anywhere near this, so I can imagine how good this one is.
No. Motion blur ain't bad. It's technically anti aliasing in time, and makes games look SO much better, less stroby and smoother imo. I do have an understanding for that the camera motion blur can be annoying, but per object motion blur should be on at ALL time. I feel bad for all games that doesn't have per object motion blur :(
@@tannersheppard9651 happened in my college, along with a lot of colleges. When you have to run a hard task like that from your dorm or room it becomes near impossible which is clearly why he just asked if they could render it for him and wanted feedback for if it worked.
@@username8644 Good for you, but not all university/college have that hardware. When I did architecture, our CAD lab had some 2011 (I think) Xeons (4 cores 8 threads), 4 GB ram, the cheapest quadro you could have bought in 2011-ish, 1 monitor (1080p) and Windows 7 baby. For what I know they haven't yet upgraded yet...
Damn, Simon is a genius. I wish I had the idea to send them my Numeric Calculus program exercises for them to run (my final one took more than a day to finish running on my computer).
as a structural engineering student, Id love one of these to bits! though, I cant afford one... :( still, my Asus GL502VMK with a 6gb 1060, 7700hq and 16gb of ram literally crushed our schools computer lab PCs (they had no dedicated gpu, a 4770k and 32gb of ram) in load distribution and structural collapse simulations while using Autodesk Robot :) I would really like it, though, if LTT could make more videos like these. Where they go in depth and find out what components, prebuilts, laptops etc that engineers and engineering students could have more use of... there are so many techtubers that focus on content creation, and neglect those of us who have very different use cases. I must admit that my school (Oslo Metropolitan University, aka OsloMet) has at least done some good, since they started recommending gaming laptops to new students after I complained about it :P
i'm doing civil engineering at Leeds University (UK) and after trying to render large scale revit buildings and having the computers crash / take 30+mins i decided to get a beefy gaming laptop as a workstation, cut render times to a fraction of what they were before and i can just pack it up and take it home with me.
I work in IT support for one of those oil and gas firms you mentioned. A lot of the engineers in this industry are extremely knowledgeable but not always highly computer-literate, so sending them hone with a machine that can do everything they need without having to access a cluster via VPN or deal with the complexity of an eGPU or the inconvenience of a desktop can start to make sense, especially considering the cost of an engineer’s time
I do flow simulation on an older version of that laptop and can agree with you i wasted a whole day trying to make a remote simulation work so rigth now i just set up a bunch of simulations on the day an leave them overnight.
10:23 OMG as a Dell Precision 7720 owner (the older model) I cannot begin to describe HOW OFTEN this happens without me noticing until I feel the warmth of the 91Wh battery through the palm rest! Woulda loved a magnetic charger or more friction or SOMETHING dell!
Hearing someone saying a macbook a "peasant" while watching this video from a country where having a macbook is an absolute way to flex is somehow refreshing
Because mac everything is just overpriced junk being sold by word of mouth from mouth breathers who know nothing about technology. I can't stand when someone defends their purchase of a brand new apple 1500 dollar soon to be obsolete paperweight by saying "it just works and I don't have to worry about it" only to have them complain about not having money for extra groceries or bills when they spent an absolutely ridiculous amount on that pos.
@@stanleyc2978 While we're on the subject of trashing apple, did you hear that IoS users were responsible for 80% of all microtransactions on PubG mobile? The game made 3.5billion and more than half of that comes from people with less brains than common sense.
You're right on the money with the use case! My precision isn't quite so decked out, but it's pretty powerful. I work on industrial automation for Oil and Gas, and some of our guys do go offshore. We all use the precision because the alternative from one of the vendors(Field Programmers and the like) are actually more expensive.
Has enough compute to make you go "Woah" ... Enough GPU to make you go "Damn" And enough ram to make you go "Wonder how many tabs I can open in Chrome?"
I work at a consultant company where we do engineering for materials, civil, environmental, and geotechnical. Our field testers and lab technicians (of which I am one) use old latitude laptops (I think mine's a 3750), but most of the engineers to my knowledge have precision or xps
@@YOU-ot9ep definitely! It can even give u motion sickness! But that's why PC is the god race of gaming... we can tweak our settings as much as we want!
I loved this review. Someone who doesn't just look at the gaming side. A friend of mine uses a laptop similar to this. Idk what it is sadly but a few years back he kept switching laptops every half year because 1. They either crapped out on him, 2. They just weren't powerful enough. He works on an oil station for months on end and only has a laptop during that period. He has to write a ton of stuff and does engineering stuff you guys benchmarked. I was just watching this for amusement but they are worth it for people who do have heavy workloads like the benchmark you did with the mesh rendering. Again. I'm no engineer nor am I planning to be one but it is nice you guys did do an excellent review on something that is useful for people that travel or offshore.
There was a brand of two wheeled stand-on personal vehicles branded "Segway" that got popular, so that's where most people know it. I expect a similar problem with kids growing up now thinking 2 weeks is a "Fortnite"
@@semproser19 And that right there is the reason why I use Bing instead of Google. Google said “dId yOu mEaN fOrTnItE” while Bing talked about how fortnight is a short way of saying “fourteen nights”, or two weeks.
@@wta1518 So let me get this straight, you ignored Google Chrome, one of the fastest, most secure, popular, and well optimized web browsers out there because they got one search result wrong? And on top of that, you used FUCKING BING. You could have used Firefox bruh.
I'm actually an industrial radiographer in the oil and gas industry, and the extreme bottleneck that comes from mobile processors when trying to process raw images is insane! Hopefully my company will step up to bigger and better mobile processors
AFRL provided us Helpdesk technicians with 2 of the 7750s with 64 gb of ram, i7 10th, and 6 gigs of vram. You gotta get the dock that comes with it I love it
Screw the laptop I bet you're using a different camera. I love the quality, especially the skin tones, It's a movie level. I can't stop myself appreciating the production level and efforts you've put in each video, sure in addition to the content :D
There was a video where Linus explained that the video people convinced him that they needed Blackmagic cameras, and those *are* cinema quality. I think until a while ago they were using REDs (which are also cinema quality).
you know this is probably my favorite LTT video in a while now because its just refreshing to see them review and test a machine more in line of what I need and what I would use in a day to day basis. That is for work, if I needed something no mater if it was a laptop or new Fluke meter so I can test the ground potential of gas line or a new pressure pump and gauge to test and set pressure the price tag is not really an issue
Having the "mesh" in front of the intake smooths out the air so you get laminar flow in the windtunnel. If its a fan in the front you can model the fan and you'll get vorticies (as well as turbulence) downstream. You can see the mesh doing work by comparing the flow before and after the mesh - its evened out the flow and its laminar.
So you could model a more efficient laminar airflow in a scramjet engine for a new hypersonic nuclear missile and model the impact damage in real-time? Then feed it into the Woppar computer to improve the game! LOL.
@@siddarth_vader So they would be an air burst weapon. Hmm I thought there was an impact point and then the crater resulting from the nuclear detonation at ground l;evel. It coould still be fun to model.
I swear I wish they had an “Engineer/CAD model rendering benchmark” For reviewing laptops. Rendering architectural models/scenes is taxing on the system.
Mesh is converting turbulent flow to laminar flow. Reynolds number is reduced. Nice video, I'm planning on buying one this year. Running 300-400 chrome tabs, PCB design, mechanical engineering design, CGI weighs down my 16Gb of ram on an old machine (Lenovo Y-50) Take care everyone.
I have one of these, and USE it to the max running VMs for work, and astronomy image processing for fun. It is basically a desktop replacement for me. I need all the VMs to be portable as I do not have internet all the time. Often use it to demo complex Enterprise technology like Oracle RAC Database. I don't miss the nipple mouse at all. For cooling I run it on a cooling pad, docked driving a 48" curved monitor and a smaller 27" 1600x1200 monitor and have no thermal throttling issues. Wish I could cram another 128G of ram though. Also, Dell needs to support the 8T M.2 drives. 10GBaseT would also be nice, having to loose a USB port for 10G is not great. This is my third Precision Portable Workstation , and over all the experiance has been better than other HP, IBM, Toshiba and Dell consumer systems I have used. The support folks generally know what they are doing, and do t just shrug and say reboot. On my last unit dell replaces the cooling system 3years into be owning the machine due to its thermals degrading. That rocks!
I think officially even 4TB drives are not supported, although we know they do work. I guess 8TB SSDs would work too. I am not sure many people need 32 TBs of SSD in a laptop though.
Thank you so much for making this video. Configured as-is, this is way too much money… But the Precision lineup in general is rugged, powerful and does not get enough love for just being a good all-around laptop.
Another use case, not all large AEC firms will allow their projects to be uploaded to a cloud service like Autodesk's for rendering or the like due to security concerns, and thus all simulations/renderings MUST be done in house. My particular office does not have a server farm available for something like this, and while usually there is someone on the project with a desktop that can eat the load a little better (which is probably also why we don't have the mobile Precision lineup), this is not always the case due to a person's positions and likelihood to need to take their computer with them, either to meetings (in house and out) or travelling, very similar to an engineer going to an oil rig as mention in the video. Depending on the person's position in the firm or on a given job, this would be extremely useful (though maybe not with all the trimmings that drive it up to $13,000).
"Why would you want a pointing stick?" "This might be used by someone on an oil platform" You answered your own question there bud. Pointing sticks are fantastic when you have wet or oily hands, track pads are unusable in those situations.
These are a great second-hand purchase - I got the slightly later 7760 wirh i9 and Quadro A5000 for £1350.00 UK and have upgraded to 6TB of NVMe together with 128GB RAM. This came in at around another £350.00, so a huge spec of a machine for less than £2000.00. I use it for virtualisation (I have up to 14 virtual servers and desktops running for work) as well as gaming, which it handles with ease.
I have the 7540 (previous gen) and I love it. It’s a much lower spec but it’s great for my school cad ad game design work and the keyboard is great for essays and writing. I gave up on cheep consumer laptops and went for this. It was a great decision. I would highly recommend looking at lower selection versions especially when they are on sale.
Woohoo! Hi, my new writing laptop in 5-7 years! After it has turned from a $13,000 powerhouse into €400 antiquated equipment (which can still kick the ass of an average business laptop). Seriously, my current writing laptop is an old Precision M4700, after i bought it, I turned off the GPU switching, replaced the hard drive with an SSD, replaced the battery, put in 32GB of RAM and installed a fresh Windows 10. I use it for writing and occasional video and proto editing. Also, for self-defense, because it is so heavy and has corners so sharp, I bet I could crack a skull with it. It has never overheated, and with my use it rarely even gets hot.
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"She's a heavy boy." - Tech Tips, LINUS
You don't know which pronouns are preferred!
Tech tips L I N U S
It's a trap! (Admiral Ackbar)
Huehuehuehuehue...
@@xSeRosiSx she is from Thailand that's why
"She's a heavy boy"
- Linus Sebastian 2020
I know genders have diversified, but still...
Heyyyy! I wanted to do that. :)
Just wanted to comment that
Lmao
@DPAD-FTW Completely agree with you
Just finished grad school where I did these kinds of simulations. This makes me cry seeing how it could finish that in 15 minutes and my built computer would take anywhere from 3-7 days. Crazy stuff.
Considering the type of people there, it would probably get stolen ngl
@@anotherbigfootwithinternet2147 Most people would probably think it’s an old piece of crap and would rather steal a much cheaper ultrabook…
@@EliasSchmid00 yeah one time people broke into my old lab at night and stole all the mac laptops but didn't even touch any of the non-macs.
@@EliasSchmid00 It's likely true unless the thief is a serious nerd. I have an XPS 13 7390 with a black plastic cover set on it that makes it look like an old cheapo laptop unless you notice the deck being in carbon fiber and it having a gorillaglass touch screen. No one has ever asked me what it is 🙂.
Your grad school didn't have a high performance computing unit?
I like this video because finally someone talks about something other than gaming and video editing professional use of a computer.
I’m going to pretend I didn’t read this and lose brain cells....
@@NOI2Z Only if you had some, to begin with
nah gaming all the way!
When the first thing they tested was gaming... smh some people literally have no sense of shut up and stop complaining 😒
AND THEY TALK ABOUT VIDEO EDITING WHAT ARE YOU EVEN TALKING ABOUT YOU SOUND SLOW
Well he's dropped everything else so why not Lara Croft.
Dawg I’m laughing so hard at this 😂
Reaan I did not think of it from that perspective 😬
Reaan you’re damn right we should shut our mou- 🤐
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The power cable going "ᵍᵒᵒᵈᵇʸᵉ" killed me.
pause at 10:27 and pay attention to the power cable
Happened to me so many times with my Dell...
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I'm gonna buy my first pc today, already have it picked, is it ok if I put the specs and price and someone tell me what they think? All very new to the pc scene idk how good of a deal im getting
I like how it looks like a generic $500 dell laptop
That's it's built-in anti-theft feature
To the untrained eye, yes, but (for a nerd) look at the vents on the bottom and the back, that's not a normal laptop!😂
@@Brycereigle2000 Considering the trend of packing high end, expensive professional and gaming laptops into the slimmest possible package, it is only the cheaper models like the acer nitro that look bulky as heck and with chins wider than the 10 commandments. I personally prefer 16:10 laptop screens with little to no bezels. The days of bulky=power is no more at least for laptops in my opinion; considering the recent developments in arm-based laptops.
"She's a heavy boi"
-Linus 2020
At least he didn’t drop this one.
i scrolled to comments as soon as I heard "She's a heavy boy", and I wasn't disappointed this was already a second top comment! LMAO
Don't judge, I bet she/he's black too.
You missed the emphatic "Ooh" at the beginning.
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Other people who would need this: STEM professionals who get told by their boss to make half a dozen changes to the render during the business trip
That sounds oddly personal
Sounds like you've experienced this yourself
@@doxxy1959 Not on a bussiness trip no, try in production.
@@LaSombraa Yeah, but can you bring your whole setup during a business trip
@@LaSombraa do you expect to have 2 3090s and a threadripper cpu in a laptop?
A big part of my final project for my Mechanical Engineering degree was spent doing Computational Fluid Dynamics on AI generated models. Very neat to see you putting a "real" load on some of these devices that you're testing. Would love to see more of this in the future.
thank god im going for automotive engineering ha!
@@stevenleyson728 Theres a lot of CFDs required in auto engineering depending on what area you decide to focus on :)
The computation really is a major time and resource consumer, some of my flow simulations took almost 1hr....
@@AbhishekPawar-bi4jx 1hr haha, I bet you didn't tried rendering 3d graphics))
@@pro100kryto i was simulating airflow analysis in fluent
I'm actually typing this on the equivalent Precision from 7 years ago. Back then it cost half as much, but they offered an external battery, Gorilla glass covered 10 bit 1080p display and a maximum RAM capacity of 32 GB. I must mention that you left out the best part of buying a Dell Precision computer: their service. Something no other computer at it level, including Asus and Macbook can match. Just be sure an purchase the maximum extended warranty. Its a next day service representative to your business that truly is no question asked. BTW, Hollywood film productions also use these laptops. Did I mention MILs certified?
Mil certs are generic buzz words invented by sales men to drive sales to nerd who think it actually means anything. U drop it, it’s broken. Warranty and service are are actually important
@@maxuabo nah milspec 810 and ingress protection rating (IP rating) are actually pretty useful. Although in the case of laptops, serviceability, maintenance and warranty are probably more important. In an ideal world we would get a mixture of both.
I did that with a Dell XPS 19 just over a decade ago...now that was a real thick boi.
Edit: If Linus would like to check it out, will give it to you for free if you pay for the shipping. It only needs a new HD and a cleaning....was never taken apart.
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Alex: "Flippity Floppyeing"
Engineers: "Must have missed that course"
"A horse is roughly a sphere, right?"
-My engineer friend
You haven’t taken Flippity Flooppeying 101??
SHAME!
François Drouin Morin I thought digestive tract meant topologically we are all a form of torus.
@@Scrawlerism Well, I wouldn't include the digestive tract as I think the amount of air going through rounds more closely to 0.
Engineers be like: turbulent and laminar flow.
I’m happy that we’re getting these “megabook” type laptops like the asus proart studiobook . I’m looking forward to more stuff like this lol
I'm just sad that I'm limited by the size of my hipster minimal backpacks
I can't wait to buy it In 15 years with a worn out battery for £100
lol
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Can we be friends
10:27 Good editing lmao. "goodbye" cable
goodbye
lmao
10:06 but yea
Linus when he held his daughter for the first time:
*_She's a heavy boy_*
"BOY" hummm
and then he dropped her
Woke
@Advocatus Diaboli what?
@Advocatus Diaboli oh ok, and to ask your question, I’m pretty sure they weren’t and we’re just referencing the quote Linus said in the beginning ‘she’s a heavy boy’ as something Linus would say when first picking up his daughter.
When linus said it was heavy I half expected him to feint dropping it
hi
I see you every where
Drop test
I can’t come up with a funny reply.
Justin why
"She's a heavy boy... absolute mother of a machine "
a she, a boy, and a mother?
its a transsexual FtM lol
she is a guy
He’s Canadian, it’s illegal to use gendered language
2020 baby!
For that price it better be my daddy too
"Oh hey the MacBook finished... good... good for you"
- Linus
Vendors that don’t pay for reviews: Apple.
13", 1/10 of the price, 1/5 of the weight, yeah I'm not disappointed in the Macbook.
It costs 3x less
@@nathanross4036 Buying the Precision with large capacity from Dell reeeally inflates the price, the difference from the RTX 4000 and 5000 is no more than 10%, yet the price difference is about 1000USD, and 128GB of ECC ram is going to cost thousands of dollars. Buying with the minimum ram and storage to buy them seperately, and using an RTX 4000 would cost around 3000USD during release, and it you're just moving ram sticks and storage devices from an older computer, then you don't have to buy anything else. And to be fair, the Precision has usable ventilation, the 2017 Macbook that I use for a job gets uncomfortably hot above the keyboard just from having around 10 chrome tabs open and an active google meets meeting.
@@vladimir_k_bestplayerna1217 The minute you compared the 2021 precision to a 2017 macbook you lost all credibility.
When a laptop is more expensive than your car
When you don't have a car :(
When you dont have a laptop :(
@@zClpz I don't have a laptop but I don't feel like I need one either.
When you don't have a car or a laptop xD (don't need em)
@@champer423 When you don't have a phone
Wow, the LTT script writers really are amazing. Until the little aside linus made about the script, I forgot he was reading from one. They do such a great job of matching each script to the presenter's speaking style and it is not mentioned enough. Y'all are awesome.
If you look really closely, you can sometimes see them looking slightly below the camera instead of straight into it, but other than that, yeah, I see why he has so many writers on staff
@@TheShitSmith I agree with your point. If I look closely I can tell when he is reading from the teleprompter. But if I just listened I don't believe I would know if a video was scripted or not. While alot of other TH-camrs are very different sounding during scripted videos.
On a different note, if you're subscribed on floatplane. There is a hilarious video from awhile back of them raging at the teleprompter. Top tier comedy.
@@TheShitSmith I don't know why they would be looking below the screen, they have teleprompters which go in front of the lens
To my knowledge their presenters (or at least Linus) go over the scripts before filming to make it fit their presenting style
@@griff2470 they definitely do that. I believe they talked about that in their a video from start to finish video. The gamersnexus tour also discusses that. I'm more impressed at how natural it sounds to me. I listen to other sorta big youtubers that sound completely different even when they write their own script compared to "free-hand". Here, there are many different writers that can all make a video sound like
Linus, Alex, or James. Even with consulting, it's an impressive feat.
*I'll stick to hauling my PC on flights with no Tower and a spoon to start up the motherboard*
Worldaviation 4K holy shit
bruh moment
what
Oh someone noticed too 😂
No tower? Huh?
I remembered running StarCCM+ simulation for a flow in an aerospike nozzle. The meshing ran for 45 mins and then the simulation ran for 3 days. I had XPS L502X with i7 2670 processor and 8 gb ram. I wish more channels focussed on technical simulation and single-core performance of systems apart from gaming. I wished they could do activities apart from gaming.
"She is a heavy boy"
Samuel: Do you speak English??
He’s a Heavy Girl 👧
Change my mind 🤷🏽♂️
It's a non-binary gender laptop 😂
@@sabni8668
It's a joke.
Ps: I'm not one of those but it just doesn't sounds good. Even I do mistakes as a non native english speaker.
10:28
Charging Port: "I have to go my planet needs me"
"duty calls!"
LMAO
Linus: Being the second fastest doesn’t mean you’re terrible
A-Train: No
I just finished season two
@@publicspeaker4009 isnt their another Episode coming out in friday?
Why are we talking about "The Boys" lol
Their is ?
@@publicspeaker4009 yep
The flow simulation that Linus team didn't understand is laminar airflow simulation through a venturi tunnel. The waist in the venturi tunnel according to Bernoulis equation changes the airs pressuare and airspeed relationship. Normally this is used in diffusers under a car to suck it towards the tarmac for incresed downpreassure on the rear wheels of a race car...
I'm a Mechanical Engineer aswell 😄
It’s also (one of) the fundamental principles which is used in both airplane wings and propellers, and in piston engine intake systems!
The model you ran is actually a wind tunnel design. The honey comb is for removing any turbulence from the incoming air and creating laminar flow through the tunnel.
VIDEO IDEA: "OVERCLOCKING CANADIAN EDITION" basically go outside when it's cold and see what OC u can get.
At -30 C, I bet even 64-core Threadripper won't need any cooling solution whatsoever
In Vancouver it barely goes below 0C in the winter
Timmy Joe (Canadian Tech TH-camr) did a video like that 1-2 years ago, you can check that out if you want.
You'd be better off trying this in the North Eastern US or Northern Alaska if you want "Cold" than in BC. Vancouver is actually quite pleasant in the winter. Not really ever all that cold on the west side of Canada unless you go up into the mountains. Down on the islands or in the farmlands around Alberta it's not so bad.
On WAN show they mentions possibly doing a video in death valley and northern Canada. so hopefully after covid is over we'll see a video like this.
Me: "I bet the sponsor is gonna be device insurance or someth-"
Linus: "WORLD OF WARSHIPS!"
I'm gonna buy my first pc today, already have it picked, is it ok if I put the specs and price and someone tell me what they think? All very new to the pc scene idk how good of a deal im getting
@@firmfire2385 just go to the ltt forum or discord the links should be in the description
@@michalhrotko thank you iv been looking for some help getting into all of this lol
"What? You haven't played World of Warships yet? Why the hell not?"
Funnily enough, I’m actually setting one of these up for a client. Dell seems to have QC issues with the 7550 though. Out of 4 laptops that the client purchased for setup, 2 were defective and had to be sent back for repairs. Also, chonker is an understatement; this thing is a solid metal slab.
I've seen some of the lesser kitted-out versions of this beast in the wild before. I'm pretty sure it could be used as a weapon if the need arises.
at 4:22
Linus: "Just because you're not the fastest doesn't mean you're terrible."
Asian Moms: Oh yes you are.
correct 😂
Milind Marathe indians are asian
STOP REFFING MY ASIAN MOM I JUST WANT TO WATCH MY LTT VIDEOS IN PEACE PLS
Linus: * tries to get the laptop closer *
Charger: * ADIOS *
10:28
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Aight imma head out
Why's the camera shaking so much
Linus: "SHE is a heavy BOY"
me: *visible confusion*
And then he says "an absolute MOTHER of an machine"
It's 2020. Get used to it already
_That Mcbaise song starts playing_
wow what an original comment
Aeteno yes say that again
For my thesis work, I had to build my own desktop (with Ryzen 3) out of EBay to run asteroid dynamics simulations. It was amazing thanks to a lot of LTT videos though. Finally a video for people who use computers other than gaming. I can only imagine how good orbit determination simulation would look in this!🤩
" *THIS USED LIKE OVER A HUNDRED GIGABYTES WHEN CREATING THIS MESH* "
My 2gb Celeron laptop: _sweats profusely_
I was quite furious when I found out that Acer used soldered on memory that can't be expanded on my laptop. It's 8 gigs, but still. Was there really no other way of doing this?
@@no1DdC its a massive thing to look for today - it makes the laptop smaller so will get more common, happening with SSDs too
@@mycosys Strangely enough, the same laptop has two user-serviceable M.2 SSD slots that even support a RAID configuration.
🌹🥰
@@mycosys I don't think many (maybe just a few) laptops have soldered storage, well apart from the usual suspect.
Everyone: Hears Linus say "She's a heavy boy"
Also everyone: *GOES TO COMMENTS*
Bahaha yeah
Well, computers speak binary, so his sentence makes sense
I literally went straight to the comments after that lmao
true lol
@@diffiehm6490 HAHAHAHA!
Do the video rendering unplugged 😔
Eyyy black panther didn't expect to see you here.
I agree, my Dell power throttles so much the CPU is limited to .8 ghz, hope this isn’t the same case or something
@@ILike_Corgis sounds like Your computer is broken or needs to be serviced. No modern Dell throttles down to .8 Ghz at max load
luv ur vids sir
EEEEELOOOO
POV: Most of the comments are quoting when linus said “she’s a heavy boy”
Lol
😂😂😂
8:00 "What's the purpose of the honeycomb mesh?"
Destin would be so happy... laminar flow baby!
“Dad I need a laptop for school”
Icewallowkids 😂👍 „sure my son, how much do I have to spent for it?“ hears the number...🤯😱
More like good internet cause that way u can cloud game and no need for gaming beast
Learn the future
@Zen Re: Son, why is there 1.5 Terabytes of "Homework" in your laptop?
@@syaz4380 i have lots of oil and mesh simulations, dad
My collage said to get this one dad🥺
When he said "she's a heavy boy"
I really felt that.
I have a precision from a few years ago. Other than the GPU seeming to not work anymore (have to further diagnose that), still a beast of a machine for a "laptop" (listed as a mobile workstation) even after 5 years. Did not cost anywhere near this, so I can imagine how good this one is.
"Motion blur is bad and if you use it, you should feel bad"
- Linus
A truer statement has not been said.
No. Motion blur ain't bad. It's technically anti aliasing in time, and makes games look SO much better, less stroby and smoother imo. I do have an understanding for that the camera motion blur can be annoying, but per object motion blur should be on at ALL time. I feel bad for all games that doesn't have per object motion blur :(
@@gurratell7326 most games didn't even have motion blur until mid of this decade. Imma have to call bullshit on your statement.
Especially trying to play control...on anything.
@@pvshka What does that have to do with my statement?
@@gurratell7326 In general, I'm saying your opinion is wrong. Also, seems to me like you have exactly 0 idea about what makes a game good.
Noticing all the construction/renovation going on around Linus all I can think of is "How big is that TV they're reviewing next??"
Its gonna be a literal wall. xD
We don't need walls, we need big enough TVs
Myabe it's Samsung's The Wall?
@Takeshima antivank HK loves Trump2020 a showcase is a sponsored ad, what's the problem?
"took him an hour to load"
128 GB RAM goes brrrrrr : half a second
really feel sorry for the guy, hope he can acquire better tech in the future
Fuckin' a man, that guy sounds like he could win a rig upgrade contest!
I feel like they could send him a 16gb stick since he shared his project for a benchmark.
@@username8644 maybe he can't go into the lab because of Covid restrictions
@@tannersheppard9651 happened in my college, along with a lot of colleges. When you have to run a hard task like that from your dorm or room it becomes near impossible which is clearly why he just asked if they could render it for him and wanted feedback for if it worked.
@@username8644 Good for you, but not all university/college have that hardware. When I did architecture, our CAD lab had some 2011 (I think) Xeons (4 cores 8 threads), 4 GB ram, the cheapest quadro you could have bought in 2011-ish, 1 monitor (1080p) and Windows 7 baby.
For what I know they haven't yet upgraded yet...
Damn, Simon is a genius. I wish I had the idea to send them my Numeric Calculus program exercises for them to run (my final one took more than a day to finish running on my computer).
as a structural engineering student, Id love one of these to bits! though, I cant afford one... :(
still, my Asus GL502VMK with a 6gb 1060, 7700hq and 16gb of ram literally crushed our schools computer lab PCs (they had no dedicated gpu, a 4770k and 32gb of ram) in load distribution and structural collapse simulations while using Autodesk Robot :)
I would really like it, though, if LTT could make more videos like these. Where they go in depth and find out what components, prebuilts, laptops etc that engineers and engineering students could have more use of... there are so many techtubers that focus on content creation, and neglect those of us who have very different use cases.
I must admit that my school (Oslo Metropolitan University, aka OsloMet) has at least done some good, since they started recommending gaming laptops to new students after I complained about it :P
i'm doing civil engineering at Leeds University (UK) and after trying to render large scale revit buildings and having the computers crash / take 30+mins i decided to get a beefy gaming laptop as a workstation, cut render times to a fraction of what they were before and i can just pack it up and take it home with me.
What
@@josephcarey4032 me and my friends literally do the same as you, waiting hours just to do some GIS rendering is nerve wracking
@@josephcarey4032 revit uses cpu for rendering not GPU. So y gaming laptop?...🤷
32gb??? our desktops had 1x2gb ram i3 530 and intergrated gpu
So when will we see ltt beard oil? And a video about a pc build submerged in an ltt beard oil tank!
Yea I must say, I hope that when the pandemic is over, he doesn't get rid of it. It definitely suits him well.
oh my god it's the mora men
wow, would have never expected bushcraft guys on here :D
bruh moment
I’d buy ltt beard oil.
I work in IT support for one of those oil and gas firms you mentioned. A lot of the engineers in this industry are extremely knowledgeable but not always highly computer-literate, so sending them hone with a machine that can do everything they need without having to access a cluster via VPN or deal with the complexity of an eGPU or the inconvenience of a desktop can start to make sense, especially considering the cost of an engineer’s time
We call these Fachidioten. Highly knowledgeable on a specific subject but oblivious on "common" things.
I do flow simulation on an older version of that laptop and can agree with you i wasted a whole day trying to make a remote simulation work so rigth now i just set up a bunch of simulations on the day an leave them overnight.
ORION I would be so frustrated if that happened to me lol. I wait for VPN but that’s about it, I’m lucky
10:23 OMG as a Dell Precision 7720 owner (the older model) I cannot begin to describe HOW OFTEN this happens without me noticing until I feel the warmth of the 91Wh battery through the palm rest! Woulda loved a magnetic charger or more friction or SOMETHING dell!
Hearing someone saying a macbook a "peasant" while watching this video from a country where having a macbook is an absolute way to flex is somehow refreshing
Because mac everything is just overpriced junk being sold by word of mouth from mouth breathers who know nothing about technology.
I can't stand when someone defends their purchase of a brand new apple 1500 dollar soon to be obsolete paperweight by saying "it just works and I don't have to worry about it" only to have them complain about not having money for extra groceries or bills when they spent an absolutely ridiculous amount on that pos.
@@FrogOf4Chan watch them complain about issues just like any other laptop user also... almost like it sometimes doesnt just work.
@@stanleyc2978 I grab some popcorn for those posts and enjoy my sweet buttery reward for not wasting money on apple products.
@@stanleyc2978 While we're on the subject of trashing apple, did you hear that IoS users were responsible for 80% of all microtransactions on PubG mobile? The game made 3.5billion and more than half of that comes from people with less brains than common sense.
Lmao what! Mac suck as originally pro machine..
You're right on the money with the use case! My precision isn't quite so decked out, but it's pretty powerful. I work on industrial automation for Oil and Gas, and some of our guys do go offshore. We all use the precision because the alternative from one of the vendors(Field Programmers and the like) are actually more expensive.
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Has enough compute to make you go "Woah" ... Enough GPU to make you go "Damn"
And enough ram to make you go "Wonder how many tabs I can open in Chrome?"
I think 13000$ tabs
if u use the site kleiderkreisel.de 1 tab is enough since they have a memoryleak on their site
3 facebook tabs
@@gokulmad I've got the same specs (except for a previous gen CPU) in my ThinkPad P53 that I got for about $4k. The $13k price is so much of a scam.
@@subscriber6181 yep, but aren't most business laptops that way.
Imo the StudioBook One is much better, if just jacks ports.
I work at a consultant company where we do engineering for materials, civil, environmental, and geotechnical. Our field testers and lab technicians (of which I am one) use old latitude laptops (I think mine's a 3750), but most of the engineers to my knowledge have precision or xps
Me looking for funny comments:
The comments: ShE's A hEaVy BoY
I WAS JUST ABOUT TO COMMENT THAT
I think Linus wanted a boy instead of a girl? LMFAO!
Stop thinking of the same funny before I do. I’m telling Mom...
Linus assumes all the genders.
thick
10:28
_Charger has left the chatroom._
I was looking for this comment lol
0:14
"She's a heavy boy"
Get some sleep Linus
Mate he’s sleepwalking. He’s got plenty of sleep.
“If you using motion blur you should feel bad” 😆 I couldn’t agree more!
Seriously how did that ever become a thing. Hey let's add a feature that makes the visuals worse.
@@user-ty2uz4gb7v i always turn if off for any competitive game i play but every blue moon ill leave it on for a pve game cuz SOMETIMES its ish ok
@@YOU-ot9ep definitely! It can even give u motion sickness! But that's why PC is the god race of gaming... we can tweak our settings as much as we want!
Hey hey stop hating that!!! I really want motion blur cuz my ugly 60 hz monitors feels not so smooth.... come on let me use it even it being 1 fps
@@RituSharma-wy4wm i respect this comment... its practically an essay! well done dude :)
Linus: "Coming in at just under thirteen THOUSAND Dollars-"
Me: "Linus put it down now!"
Don't tell him to put it down; He'll take the easiest route and just drop it!
Eh, still think it's overpriced. Doesn't even have a stylus-enabled touchscreen.
petition to have linus send simon a capable pc
petition to have linus send simon this laptop
Can not resist to comment-
"she’s a heavy boy"
it was funny
I paused the video just to look for this comment. 🤣
I loved this review. Someone who doesn't just look at the gaming side. A friend of mine uses a laptop similar to this. Idk what it is sadly but a few years back he kept switching laptops every half year because 1. They either crapped out on him, 2. They just weren't powerful enough. He works on an oil station for months on end and only has a laptop during that period. He has to write a ton of stuff and does engineering stuff you guys benchmarked. I was just watching this for amusement but they are worth it for people who do have heavy workloads like the benchmark you did with the mesh rendering. Again. I'm no engineer nor am I planning to be one but it is nice you guys did do an excellent review on something that is useful for people that travel or offshore.
Linus:
This machine is suitable for you,
"If you are one of those...."
Me: Thanks, "I'm none of those"
Honestly, "she's a heavy boii" doens't bother me at all
It's more the: "have you ever browsed a COMPUTER WEBITE" 😂
Try as I might, I can't see what's weird about computer website
Me Though Yeah actually not sure what this guy is talking about
I am finding someone like you in comment section 🤣🤣🤣
what else do you call a website that sells computers ?
Oh, they have the internet on computers now!
0:46 I just learned it's spelled "segue", instead of "segway". I've been lied to my whole life...
There was a brand of two wheeled stand-on personal vehicles branded "Segway" that got popular, so that's where most people know it.
I expect a similar problem with kids growing up now thinking 2 weeks is a "Fortnite"
And Cary Grant was really straight.
@@semproser19 And that right there is the reason why I use Bing instead of Google. Google said “dId yOu mEaN fOrTnItE” while Bing talked about how fortnight is a short way of saying “fourteen nights”, or two weeks.
@@wta1518 So let me get this straight, you ignored Google Chrome, one of the fastest, most secure, popular, and well optimized web browsers out there because they got one search result wrong? And on top of that, you used FUCKING BING. You could have used Firefox bruh.
@@daniellopez732 No, I switched to Bing because I found that it answered my questions better, and I never mentioned Chrome once in my comment.
removing the nipple mouse is a crime
I'm actually an industrial radiographer in the oil and gas industry, and the extreme bottleneck that comes from mobile processors when trying to process raw images is insane! Hopefully my company will step up to bigger and better mobile processors
Recommend them a laptop with desktop Ryzen CPUs. That's cheaper without the Intel tax.
Better get them laptops with dekstop Ryzen 9s
If you don’t mind me asking, what setup / PC does oil and gas companies use? And how often do you simulate these complex stuff?
Any 4800H CPU beats this crap, not to mention Clevo chassis with desktop Ryzen CPUs.
"Shes a heavy boy"
Me: *confused confusing confusion*
Boi*
Boi*
Love how they had all those 3D printers on standby in the background in case he did drop it.
What? How would those help?
3d printers would do what, print a new laptop?
Llama Craft quality reasoning bro. I bet you’re really smart, aren’t you?
@Llama Craft Care to explain?
“We don’t have to imagine”
YEAH GOOD FOR YOU LINUS
To be honest, everyone has gone to Apple's or Razer's website and crank the specs of a laptop to max to see the price
I did it with the cheese grater Mac it would have cost nearly 27 Grand without a pro display and stand
@@itsmejak7888 yeah but don't forget you can upgrade everything on the mac pro, just get the 2tb ssd and it's less than 7 grand
1234 45 You could do that, but who wants ONLY 2TB of SSD?
@@thedigitalodometer945 the apple official ssd mate, it's for the boot disk and there are pci cards that you can put ssds in.
1234 45 I was joking with my first reply, but thanks.
The whole comment section be like: *”sHes a hEavY BOi”*
You mean comment?
YeEeEeEeT!!
Tbh I didn't even notice as my fluent language is gender neutral
Linus: Why do you even need this much ram in a laptop?
Chrome: Linus, we've been through this already!
AFRL provided us Helpdesk technicians with 2 of the 7750s with 64 gb of ram, i7 10th, and 6 gigs of vram.
You gotta get the dock that comes with it
I love it
Linus: Image what it would be like to actually have it.
Me: That sounds like my minds when I watch LTT videos
ltt fails-th-cam.com/video/wPo7GLF_07s/w-d-xo.html
Screw the laptop I bet you're using a different camera.
I love the quality, especially the skin tones, It's a movie level.
I can't stop myself appreciating the production level and efforts you've put in each video, sure in addition to the content :D
There was a video where Linus explained that the video people convinced him that they needed Blackmagic cameras, and those *are* cinema quality. I think until a while ago they were using REDs (which are also cinema quality).
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0:16 “she’s a heavy boy” -Linus 2020
you know this is probably my favorite LTT video in a while now because its just refreshing to see them review and test a machine more in line of what I need and what I would use in a day to day basis. That is for work, if I needed something no mater if it was a laptop or new Fluke meter so I can test the ground potential of gas line or a new pressure pump and gauge to test and set pressure the price tag is not really an issue
Having the "mesh" in front of the intake smooths out the air so you get laminar flow in the windtunnel. If its a fan in the front you can model the fan and you'll get vorticies (as well as turbulence) downstream. You can see the mesh doing work by comparing the flow before and after the mesh - its evened out the flow and its laminar.
So you could model a more efficient laminar airflow in a scramjet engine for a new hypersonic nuclear missile and model the impact damage in real-time? Then feed it into the Woppar computer to improve the game! LOL.
@@PWingert1966 Air that fast is most definitely going to be turbulent. Also, nukes don't do impact damage, they blow up in air.
@@siddarth_vader So they would be an air burst weapon. Hmm I thought there was an impact point and then the crater resulting from the nuclear detonation at ground l;evel. It coould still be fun to model.
Like how they use straws, to direct water, for those cool fountain water displays. I would think.
You should give that laptop to Simon, the engineering student! He needs it!
The number of engineering students asking Linus to run simulations is going to skyrocket 😂
I predict this as the beginning of a whole new workstation benchmark regime using all real workloads.
I swear I wish they had an “Engineer/CAD model rendering benchmark”
For reviewing laptops.
Rendering architectural models/scenes is taxing on the system.
@@cllamasful or compliling a huge project using CMake.
Hey, can I get a 1 kiloton nuclear weapon simulation for a detonation 2020 meters above the LTT campus?>
I wish I've had that idea years ago. Simon is a genius
Mesh is converting turbulent flow to laminar flow. Reynolds number is reduced. Nice video, I'm planning on buying one this year.
Running 300-400 chrome tabs, PCB design, mechanical engineering design, CGI weighs down my 16Gb of ram on an old machine (Lenovo Y-50)
Take care everyone.
But the real question here is:
*Does it scratch at level 6 with deeper grooves at level 7?*
yes
Underrated comment
@@unknowngamer-xn4pl overrated comment
I see, you're a man of culture
Bruuuh
The crew and the camera man interacting in videos is gold.
I have one of these, and USE it to the max running VMs for work, and astronomy image processing for fun. It is basically a desktop replacement for me. I need all the VMs to be portable as I do not have internet all the time. Often use it to demo complex Enterprise technology like Oracle RAC Database.
I don't miss the nipple mouse at all. For cooling I run it on a cooling pad, docked driving a 48" curved monitor and a smaller 27" 1600x1200 monitor and have no thermal throttling issues. Wish I could cram another 128G of ram though. Also, Dell needs to support the 8T M.2 drives. 10GBaseT would also be nice, having to loose a USB port for 10G is not great.
This is my third Precision Portable Workstation , and over all the experiance has been better than other HP, IBM, Toshiba and Dell consumer systems I have used. The support folks generally know what they are doing, and do t just shrug and say reboot. On my last unit dell replaces the cooling system 3years into be owning the machine due to its thermals degrading. That rocks!
I think officially even 4TB drives are not supported, although we know they do work. I guess 8TB SSDs would work too. I am not sure many people need 32 TBs of SSD in a laptop though.
Linus quote of the year-
"Woah! She's a heavy boy!"
0:14 "She's a heavy boy"
Linus: Brain.exe not working
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@@Roasted2 liar sellout
@@Hussein-kh6dk what bro i don't understood what ubsaid
Thank you so much for making this video. Configured as-is, this is way too much money… But the Precision lineup in general is rugged, powerful and does not get enough love for just being a good all-around laptop.
"Have you ever gone to a computer website?..."
ive never felt so attacked
Another use case, not all large AEC firms will allow their projects to be uploaded to a cloud service like Autodesk's for rendering or the like due to security concerns, and thus all simulations/renderings MUST be done in house. My particular office does not have a server farm available for something like this, and while usually there is someone on the project with a desktop that can eat the load a little better (which is probably also why we don't have the mobile Precision lineup), this is not always the case due to a person's positions and likelihood to need to take their computer with them, either to meetings (in house and out) or travelling, very similar to an engineer going to an oil rig as mention in the video. Depending on the person's position in the firm or on a given job, this would be extremely useful (though maybe not with all the trimmings that drive it up to $13,000).
At 8:10, the words you are looking for are turbulent (which you got) and streamlined flow. (aka laminar flow)
The real question is, which is cooler?
Yes, finally the perfect computer for students!
"Why would you want a pointing stick?" "This might be used by someone on an oil platform" You answered your own question there bud. Pointing sticks are fantastic when you have wet or oily hands, track pads are unusable in those situations.
I read this in Nova Scotia accent.
There is this thing called a “mouse”.
@@wta1518 There's also technopathy, just use that!
These are a great second-hand purchase - I got the slightly later 7760 wirh i9 and Quadro A5000 for £1350.00 UK and have upgraded to 6TB of NVMe together with 128GB RAM. This came in at around another £350.00, so a huge spec of a machine for less than £2000.00.
I use it for virtualisation (I have up to 14 virtual servers and desktops running for work) as well as gaming, which it handles with ease.
"Until the *peasants* keep on exporting"
Shots fired. I repeat, SHOTS FIRED!
10:26
Power Cable: Ight Imma head out
I have the 7540 (previous gen) and I love it. It’s a much lower spec but it’s great for my school cad ad game design work and the keyboard is great for essays and writing. I gave up on cheep consumer laptops and went for this. It was a great decision. I would highly recommend looking at lower selection versions especially when they are on sale.
Woohoo! Hi, my new writing laptop in 5-7 years! After it has turned from a $13,000 powerhouse into €400 antiquated equipment (which can still kick the ass of an average business laptop).
Seriously, my current writing laptop is an old Precision M4700, after i bought it, I turned off the GPU switching, replaced the hard drive with an SSD, replaced the battery, put in 32GB of RAM and installed a fresh Windows 10. I use it for writing and occasional video and proto editing. Also, for self-defense, because it is so heavy and has corners so sharp, I bet I could crack a skull with it. It has never overheated, and with my use it rarely even gets hot.