Precision 5550

i got my dell precision 5550 around 2 years ago for ~$600, with the tricked out t2000 i9 and 4k touch, i think it's a late 2020 model so it's bios still hasent matured. I had quite a few problems before i updated the bios with it not charging, but now it charges regularly. I am a student and it's be

I have basically that setup for work, dell precision 5550, 3 monitors in total connected via a dock, one 4k 60hz, one ultrawide "half 4k" (don't remember exactly) 100hz and one 1080 60hz. I use Ubuntu GNOME and never had any problems. The performance went up significantly compared to when I had wind

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

My laptop (Dell Precision 5550) is already 4 years old, it has 2 slots for NVM and according do specification it could have two 1TB drives (I heard it can do 2x2TB but I have not confirmed that yet). The truth if despite the fact it has 32gb of ram and i7 processor it's quite slow for editing and at

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

For more raw performance: Dell XPS 15 9500 / Dell Precision 5550 For more portability and battery life: XPS 13 9310