Great video. In 2011 I bought my first ThinkPad T420 then after two years a switched to T530i. It has served very well for a long time (it it now serving as a learning mechine for my 10 years old daugher) but I started to fascinating about powerfull windows ultrabook. I bought in 2019 ThinkPad X1 gen 1 4K touch screen. After the 3 years I realised that is not good machine to me.... It cannot handle 8-12 non stop working. Having connected two external monitors (1st is 38' Dell 3840x1600 and 2nd 24' Dell FHD) even with additonal cooling pad the keyboard is extremely hot between april and october in Europe. So if you are working as a programmer it is not fun at all. So I decided to back to bulky workstation, but instead of ThinkPad P73 Gen 2 I have choosen Dell Precision 7760 i7-11850h RTX A4000 + 3 additional SSD Samsung 980 PRO and display FHD 500 nits. I decided to change to Dell beacouse a one reason. Since a year I have been working for a new company and they gave me Dell Latitude 5511. Sometines I work on it for 12 hours without any issues. After a year I can admit it is a quite good programming machine so I decided to buy as private workstation it biggest brother. It will come in two days. I hope I will not regret :)
Very insightful review! Good job! Now I am considering the 7560 to replace my dependable (yet super hot) 6 years old M2800 for structural design engineering tasks. Thanks Bro!
Hi! thank you for watching! I used to have as well few years ago a M2800! i remember was the introduction of the ultrabooks line series of Dell Precisions. You would not regret it if you get a 7560.
Hi Jorge, Excellent Review!! I have a question for you: What do you think about the Dell Precision 7530 model? I´m being offered this workstation with 1 Tb hard drive and Ram 64 Gb, this model has NVIDIA Quadro P2000. Although this model is now discontinued. Grettings from Mexico
wow ! Thanks very much for the quality of your video ! I must have read over 100 articles and watched over 100 videos. None of them answered my questions. Very difficult to find a real serious comparison that goes into depth. I'm hesitating to buy a Dell Precision 7560 workstation or an Alienware m15 (with AMD Ryzen) to do video editing on Davinci Resolve. I guess the workstation is more suitable? Even if Davinci Resolve uses a lot of GPU and recommends Nvidia Geforce RTX cards (which target gamer pc's at the base) overcloak like the 3060 TI for example.
finally i found the righti video , well explained ,, thank so mush , i was going to buy a tuf F15 4070 gaming laptop for Revit , Autocad , Solidworks ,,,i was wrong ,,, no im going definitively for a workstation , thnks , thanks so much
Very interesting, is this the best configuration for you for Autocad 2d/3d, 3dstudio, Photoshop (A4000 and 11800) for a quiet and performer laptop? Or A5000 with a better i9 or xeon is quiet too? Could you make a video about fan noise e temperature only? 😊 Thanks, super Dell workstation anyway and super video.
I think an A4000 and the 11800 is definitely the best configuration for Autocad and Photoshop. Higher end components will only increase the price but you will no take advantage of the extra features and performance unless you are dealing with really heavy models or images.
great review! I've actually got one Dell 7560 based on it! so Dell should definitely get you a beer for that! I just wanted to ask if you (or anyone) had any problems with the laptop getting too hot!? after 10 minutes of doing nothing, it's like a burning hot brand new laptop, so I disregard some of the issues an old laptop would imply. One of the game changer arguments was that it can take a lot of load without getting hot. I don't even care how loud it gets, I need this power on the road. Are there any settings I can do or should I consider it a hardware problem? could only mine have a defect, or is this a known problem? 10x a lot! Cheers!
Yes, hot and blocking USB ports. Needs shut down to cool off, sometimes twice in a working day. I'm considering external cooling in order to work smoothly. And I'm not the only one with this problem in my office: let's say 3 units out of 30 have it.
Put new thermal paste on the cpu. There's a good chance it may have not been properly applied originally. Thermal paste dries out over time and with use degrades making it run hot. A fresh repasting of thermal paste should definitely help cool a lot better. M ake sure fans are clean and there's not dust or other potential obstructions to airflow. Good luck👍
Hi Jorge. Thank you for sharing. I would like to know your opinion as I am configuring a Dell Precision 7560 for work, I will do video editing on Davinci Resolve. Could you please provide what could be the best possible options? I mainly unsure on the best processor i9 vs. Xeon and the video card RTX A3000 vs. A4000 and of course what RAM could be? Thanks!
so nice review thank you.. As you know.. Hp Zbook Power G9 vs HP Zbook Fury G8., Power G9 is slimmer than Fury G8. according to your review.. g9 can suffer from thermal issues?
I bought this model for 3D modeling & animation rendering, especially for Unreal engine, how to config the setting is the best performance for unreal engine, please give me advice. thanks
Great Video. I just bought Dell Precision 7560 with 32GB and i7 processor with NVIDIA T1200 4GB GDDR6. I could not get RTX A2000 because it was kind of expensive. Do you think this graphics card will work well for graphic design who need rendering? Or should i switch to xps with RTX A2000?? Appreciate your input. thx
hi - i bought a 7770 precision but am returning because it is to bulky and heavy. I am ordering a 7670 Precision 16" with oled and top specs. Screen height is same (8.5") but narrower (13.6" instead of 15"). It is smaller and around a pound lighter. What you think? is this the best laptop available?
These are a pain in the butt, either they stop recognizing the docking station or the battery. Most of the time a Firmware or Bios update will fix it but never the less is a pain since they are high maintenance.
if you were to choose between 7560 with Nvidia T1200 4GB and 5560 with Nvidia RTX A2000 4GB. All other specs are the same which one will you choose? my understanding is that RTX is faster graphics card? Also will 5560 gets overheated than 7560? or the cooling system is the same? thx
You cannot compare a gaming machine to a workstation as the two are usually marketed to different users. While there may admittedly be some overlap nowadays between the machines, with the advent of faster processors and improved graphics, workstations are still better suited for demanding tasks such as serious content creation 3-D modeling, CAD and scientific analysis. In my opinion, any way.
"You cannot compare a gaming machine to a workstation"? WHY NOT?? You are totally wrong. Videos like this one are pretty good to non-professionals understand the differences between workstation/gaming machines. In fact, this video just show what you wrote in your comment. Your opinion doesn't make any sense. (In my opinion, any way).
Hi, i had only the 7740, but in my experience, it will be a similar result just with 2 generations older Hardware, in that time was the RTX4000 the predecesor of the A4000 and the 9th or 10th generation of Intel Core series. Pretty much is the same exterior design. I think if you have an RTX card on a 7540 (not the T2000 or something like that) will be still a pretty solid machine. Thanks for watching!
I do not really like the 5000 Series, in my experience, I have had the 5520 and the 5540, and they get really hot when 100% CPU and GPU load until the point they will shut down to prevent further over heating. Dell replaced both machines, the problem was usually the same after. Thanks for watching!
Hi Jorge, I wanted to get a 7760. Is it worth it. Please advise. I used to use a ThinkPad earlier. Usage would be ML SAP Adobe AutoCad AI Please advise as the price is quite steep. 11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-11850H, vPro® (24 MB, 8 cores, 16 threads, 2.50 to 4.80 GHz Turbo, 45W) Windows 10 Pro (Windows 11 Pro license included), English (Dell Technologies recommends Windows 11 Pro for business) Intel® UHD Graphics 64 GB, 4 x 16 GB, DDR4, 3466 MHz, SuperSpeed M.2 2280 1 TB, Gen 3 PCIe x4 NVMe, SED Solid State Drive Do i need a vga graphics card Do i need to up my memory to 2 TB Thank you.
Hello Bosco, you definitely should get a dedicate gpu, because the apps that you mention will totally required a GPU to even run. I would not recommend update to 2 TB. You can do that always yourself for a much cheaper price. For the Graphics card, i would recommend you the A3000, A4000 or the A5000.
Great video. In 2011 I bought my first ThinkPad T420 then after two years a switched to T530i. It has served very well for a long time (it it now serving as a learning mechine for my 10 years old daugher) but I started to fascinating about powerfull windows ultrabook. I bought in 2019 ThinkPad X1 gen 1 4K touch screen. After the 3 years I realised that is not good machine to me.... It cannot handle 8-12 non stop working. Having connected two external monitors (1st is 38' Dell 3840x1600 and 2nd 24' Dell FHD) even with additonal cooling pad the keyboard is extremely hot between april and october in Europe. So if you are working as a programmer it is not fun at all. So I decided to back to bulky workstation, but instead of ThinkPad P73 Gen 2 I have choosen Dell Precision 7760 i7-11850h RTX A4000 + 3 additional SSD Samsung 980 PRO and display FHD 500 nits. I decided to change to Dell beacouse a one reason. Since a year I have been working for a new company and they gave me Dell Latitude 5511. Sometines I work on it for 12 hours without any issues. After a year I can admit it is a quite good programming machine so I decided to buy as private workstation it biggest brother. It will come in two days. I hope I will not regret :)
Hi Mariusz, please let me know your first impressions and how do you find it compared to the Thinkpads ?
Amazing review!
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Hello! Thank you very much! I saw almost live when I got the subscriber 1000. I will do my best to keep it like that. Thanks again 🙌
@@JorgeMoralesAv you deserve far more than this!
Very insightful review! Good job! Now I am considering the 7560 to replace my dependable (yet super hot) 6 years old M2800 for structural design engineering tasks. Thanks Bro!
Hi! thank you for watching! I used to have as well few years ago a M2800! i remember was the introduction of the ultrabooks line series of Dell Precisions. You would not regret it if you get a 7560.
Great review man!!!!
Glad you liked it!
Nice review. How are the speakers? Thanks.
Great comparison and explanation
Thank you!
Can you please make a video on precison 7560 vs 5560 thermals and those benchmark test you did with 7560 and razer blade 17 in this video. Thanks 😊
Hello! i will try to get my hands on a 5560 as soon as i can. Thanks for watching!
Great review man, thanks!
Great video. Thank you. Does Ubuntu work without issues? Do you still have it and like it?
Thank you. Great review!
Hi Jorge,
Excellent Review!!
I have a question for you:
What do you think about the Dell Precision 7530 model?
I´m being offered this workstation with 1 Tb hard drive and Ram 64 Gb, this model has NVIDIA Quadro P2000. Although this model is now discontinued.
Grettings from Mexico
wow ! Thanks very much for the quality of your video ! I must have read over 100 articles and watched over 100 videos. None of them answered my questions.
Very difficult to find a real serious comparison that goes into depth.
I'm hesitating to buy a Dell Precision 7560 workstation or an Alienware m15 (with AMD Ryzen) to do video editing on Davinci Resolve.
I guess the workstation is more suitable? Even if Davinci Resolve uses a lot of GPU and recommends Nvidia Geforce RTX cards (which target gamer pc's at the base) overcloak like the 3060 TI for example.
finally i found the righti video , well explained ,, thank so mush , i was going to buy a tuf F15 4070 gaming laptop for Revit , Autocad , Solidworks ,,,i was wrong ,,, no im going definitively for a workstation , thnks , thanks so much
Very interesting, is this the best configuration for you for Autocad 2d/3d, 3dstudio, Photoshop (A4000 and 11800) for a quiet and performer laptop? Or A5000 with a better i9 or xeon is quiet too? Could you make a video about fan noise e temperature only? 😊 Thanks, super Dell workstation anyway and super video.
I think an A4000 and the 11800 is definitely the best configuration for Autocad and Photoshop. Higher end components will only increase the price but you will no take advantage of the extra features and performance unless you are dealing with really heavy models or images.
@@JorgeMoralesAv Thanks, for 3dstudio instead?
how do they compare for game development with Unity and Unreal or modelling with Blender?
great review! I've actually got one Dell 7560 based on it! so Dell should definitely get you a beer for that!
I just wanted to ask if you (or anyone) had any problems with the laptop getting too hot!? after 10 minutes of doing nothing, it's like a burning hot brand new laptop, so I disregard some of the issues an old laptop would imply.
One of the game changer arguments was that it can take a lot of load without getting hot. I don't even care how loud it gets, I need this power on the road.
Are there any settings I can do or should I consider it a hardware problem? could only mine have a defect, or is this a known problem?
10x a lot! Cheers!
Yes, hot and blocking USB ports. Needs shut down to cool off, sometimes twice in a working day. I'm considering external cooling in order to work smoothly. And I'm not the only one with this problem in my office: let's say 3 units out of 30 have it.
Put new thermal paste on the cpu. There's a good chance it may have not been properly applied originally. Thermal paste dries out over time and with use degrades making it run hot.
A fresh repasting of thermal paste should definitely help cool a lot better. M
ake sure fans are clean and there's not dust or other potential obstructions to airflow. Good luck👍
@@StriiKar my GPU runs hot but works fine should I apply thermal paste on my GPU
Hi Jorge. Thank you for sharing. I would like to know your opinion as I am configuring a Dell Precision 7560 for work, I will do video editing on Davinci Resolve. Could you please provide what could be the best possible options? I mainly unsure on the best processor i9 vs. Xeon and the video card RTX A3000 vs. A4000 and of course what RAM could be? Thanks!
so nice review thank you.. As you know.. Hp Zbook Power G9 vs HP Zbook Fury G8., Power G9 is slimmer than Fury G8. according to your review.. g9 can suffer from thermal issues?
sir which model is best in these models please tell
1, hp victus
2, dell precision 3551
3, dell precision 5550
4, dell precision 7550
Dell Precision 7550
The 7550!
@@JorgeMoralesAv but why?
I bought this model for 3D modeling & animation rendering, especially for Unreal engine, how to config the setting is the best performance for unreal engine, please give me advice. thanks
How is this for architectural visulisation
Great Video. I just bought Dell Precision 7560 with 32GB and i7 processor with NVIDIA T1200 4GB GDDR6. I could not get RTX A2000 because it was kind of expensive. Do you think this graphics card will work well for graphic design who need rendering? Or should i switch to xps with RTX A2000?? Appreciate your input. thx
I just found the same laptop, and planning to buy it, could you please tell me your thoughts about yours!
I just bought a Dell Precision 3520 now I wish I went with the 7th gen but for light gaming it should be quite a powerhouse.
hi - i bought a 7770 precision but am returning because it is to bulky and heavy. I am ordering a 7670 Precision 16" with oled and top specs. Screen height is same (8.5") but narrower (13.6" instead of 15"). It is smaller and around a pound lighter. What you think? is this the best laptop available?
Which benchmark tests did in this video? can you tell the link of this benchmark please?
These are a pain in the butt, either they stop recognizing the docking station or the battery. Most of the time a Firmware or Bios update will fix it but never the less is a pain since they are high maintenance.
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Excelente gracias por la información, siempre me hacía la pregunta sobre la diferencia de sus tecnologías con algo ya aplicado a la ingeniería
if you were to choose between 7560 with Nvidia T1200 4GB and 5560 with Nvidia RTX A2000 4GB. All other specs are the same which one will you choose? my understanding is that RTX is faster graphics card? Also will 5560 gets overheated than 7560? or the cooling system is the same? thx
You cannot compare a gaming machine to a workstation as the two are usually marketed to different users. While there may admittedly be some overlap nowadays between the machines, with the advent of faster processors and improved graphics, workstations are still better suited for demanding tasks such as serious content creation 3-D modeling, CAD and scientific analysis. In my opinion, any way.
"You cannot compare a gaming machine to a workstation"? WHY NOT?? You are totally wrong. Videos like this one are pretty good to non-professionals understand the differences between workstation/gaming machines. In fact, this video just show what you wrote in your comment. Your opinion doesn't make any sense. (In my opinion, any way).
Hi! Do you know how this compares with the 7540? :D
Hi, i had only the 7740, but in my experience, it will be a similar result just with 2 generations older Hardware, in that time was the RTX4000 the predecesor of the A4000 and the 9th or 10th generation of Intel Core series. Pretty much is the same exterior design. I think if you have an RTX card on a 7540 (not the T2000 or something like that) will be still a pretty solid machine. Thanks for watching!
I believe you
part 2?
How is Dell precision 5550?
I do not really like the 5000 Series, in my experience, I have had the 5520 and the 5540, and they get really hot when 100% CPU and GPU load until the point they will shut down to prevent further over heating. Dell replaced both machines, the problem was usually the same after. Thanks for watching!
i need help installing my 2 tb ssd can you guys help me lo l
WOw. Workstation is made for work, gaming laptop is made for gaming.
Who would have thought that ? It blew me away.
i love mine for gaming
Does yours work fine for gaming?
Hi Jorge,
I wanted to get a 7760. Is it worth it. Please advise. I used to use a ThinkPad earlier.
Usage would be
ML
SAP
Adobe
AutoCad
AI
Please advise as the price is quite steep.
11th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-11850H, vPro® (24 MB, 8 cores, 16 threads, 2.50 to 4.80 GHz Turbo, 45W)
Windows 10 Pro (Windows 11 Pro license included), English
(Dell Technologies recommends Windows 11 Pro for business)
Intel® UHD Graphics
64 GB, 4 x 16 GB, DDR4, 3466 MHz, SuperSpeed
M.2 2280 1 TB, Gen 3 PCIe x4 NVMe, SED Solid State Drive
Do i need a vga graphics card
Do i need to up my memory to 2 TB
Thank you.
Hello Bosco, you definitely should get a dedicate gpu, because the apps that you mention will totally required a GPU to even run. I would not recommend update to 2 TB. You can do that always yourself for a much cheaper price. For the Graphics card, i would recommend you the A3000, A4000 or the A5000.
@@JorgeMoralesAv Thanks man.
WHAT ABOUT THE SOUND???
For a laptop, sound is excellent.
How to buy it for personal use ,its only available for Business users?