#1
Dell
Precision 5560
37 positive 0 neutral 17 negative
Based on 54 Reddit mentions
$2280.00
Buy on Amazon
We may earn a small commission.
Most discussed features
Sentiment summary across the product areas Reddit users mention most.
Reddit mentions
Original Reddit posts and comments behind this analysis.
Precision 5560 - 1 amber, 6 white
Graphics related A Dell Precision 5560 flashing 1 amber and 6 white lights indicates a Video BIOS failure or a serious video card/GPU error. This generally means the system cannot initialize the graphics component during the Power-On Self-Test (POST). The computer will not boot and the screen will l
...Itchy-Annual5556 in r/Dell
February 19, 2026 12:11 AM
2
Dell precision 5560 good for solidworks?
5560 was a dud generation in my opinion. The graphical power is simply lacking. The T1200 is a crap card. The a2000s are much better but dell reduced their vram so they are only getting 4gb compared to the 8gb(and higher tdp) of the a2000 in the 5570. The 5570 is a much better option. Faster ram, be
...Big-Bank-8235 in r/SolidWorks
September 18, 2025 11:54 PM
1
I’m thinking about buying a used Dell Precision 5560 for around $700, and before I make the decision I wanted to hear some opinions from people who’ve owned or used it for a while
What worries me a bit is that I’ve seen quite a few people mention thermal throttling, high temperatures, and occasional freezes or lag that make the Precision 5560 feel slow under load. I also read that it uses a MUX-less design, meaning the NVIDIA GPU runs through the Intel one, which might cause
...jaksystems in r/laptops
October 24, 2025 2:44 AM
1
I’m thinking about buying a used Dell Precision 5560 for around $700, and before I make the decision I wanted to hear some opinions from people who’ve owned or used it for a while
What worries me a bit is that I’ve seen quite a few people mention thermal throttling, high temperatures, and occasional freezes or lag that make the Precision 5560 feel slow under load. I also read that it uses a MUX-less design, meaning the NVIDIA GPU runs through the Intel one, which might cause
...jaksystems in r/workstations
October 24, 2025 2:46 AM
1
