Precision 5550

Easy travel, but not a laptop? I'm a proponent of used Dell Precision 5550/5540. They are sturdy and upgradable and having a 15 inch screen helps to see your vm and your notes. I picked up my 5550 with an i9, 32gb ram and a dedicated gpu for $400 when I started the BACS program. I swapped the batter

I have Dell Precision 5550 with T2000. Works fine for me.

Asus is the worst of the worst ever what people can buy. Don't worry I had many Macbook Pro laptops in my life and I know how good they are. Only one was bad with Nvidia GPU MacBook Pro 2008 model. I had Dell Precision 5550 and perfect worked and is still perfect working condition, and Precision 557

As a fellow heavy Photoshop and Premiere Pro user, you'll want the heavy-hitting hardware. But just keep in mind, the more powerful the hardware, the shorter the battery life (and vice versa) generally speaking if you plan to go mobile. Here are two examples - Dell Precision 3551 - Dell Precision 55

Because, well, I know, off topic, but trying to help a student. I think the student part is important. A student needs a box that will be both a development workstation and a general use box. Linux is a bit harder to use as a general box, but definitely can work, while Mac's Unix heritage helps with

My Dell Precision 5550 is the best computer I have ever used so far. I bought it with 32GB of fast DDR4 RAM in December 2025. So far I have only had issues with temps and shutdowns but haven't had any other issues. After repasting with high-quality thermal paste, my temps always stay below 75°C - 80

Hay una dell precision 5550 en ml por 900, es para Arqui? Es la que estoy usando yo y te sobra, tiene 32gb de ram i7 10th chasis de aluminio de alta calidad tarjeta de video Quadro de 4gb, teclado ilimitado, pantalla 4k...

The dell precision 5550 is actually an excellent choice for engineering because of the specs, the gorgeous screen and a very good build quality. Plus the ram is upgradable up to 64gb ram and theres 2 nvme slots for ssd.