Precision 7560

I mean dell latitude or precision 5000 series is also a good buy if refurbished. thinkpad p-series and t-series too, but zbooks are also good, i personally own a precision 7560, so i can reccomend it, but its kinda as heavy as a gaming laptop.

I second this. I'm in IT and I buy all my laptops from here. When buying refurbished, always go with a business grade model. They're built better than consumer grade. I buy Dells, so go with a Latitude or Precision (sorry, I don't know much about HPs or Lenovos). I just bought a bunch of 3 year old

Te cuento mi experiencia. En 2024 me hurtaron una laptop Victus del carro por via Argentina, así que tuve que comprar una laptop nueva para terminar mi tesis. Como tengo que hacer trabajo bastante pesado, necesitaba una laptop bastante potente, así que me compre una Dell precision cuyo precio ronda

Used Lenovo P15/P16. Or dell precision 7560 On eBay under $1000 and top of the pile for performance and value. $5000 laptop new. Only 3-4 yrs old

Used or refurb Dell precision, thinkpad p series, or hp zbook series. These are the best laptops for graphical intensive work applications. Precision 7560 is around $600 and is a decent machine.

I bought a dell precision 7560 from ebay, with 64gb ram, 2tb SSD, RTX A4000 video card w/ i9-11950H for $800 on ebay. It is a beast for solidworks. I just hooked it up to nice display and wireless keyboard/mouse. Way more cost effective than building a rig, which is the route I started on. Highly re

Oh no! That's awful, and I'm sorry. I'm not sure there's any coming back from that one, though to be honest, that's a scenario I've never dealt with, so I might be wrong. Have you opened it up yet? Most laptops are held together with small Phillips head screws. I recommend opening up the bottom cove