Precision 7760 Workstation

Just casually poking around on ebay i the USA, it looks like the A3000 specifically is quite a expensive option. You can get reltively basic P15 Gen2s for as low as $300ish and as soon as you tack A3000 onto the description they're listed at $900. As another data point: https://www.ebay.com/itm/3363

would i just need to purchase a single 16gb or higher card, since the laptop already has a 16 in it Yes, but you’d have to match the spec (if you get something faster it’ll downclock to the slower speed) A list of supported configs can be found here. is 32 the highest i should go? No, you can go up

Precision come in a lot of flavors, mine is a 7760 with an i7 and 64gb of DDR 4 ram stock its a pretty solid machine. My other Dell is a latitude 55somethig or other and a decent machine as well Really the business class machines from dell are often rock solid and if you do have an issue it is simpl

What screen does the Dell have? Personally, I would buy the 7760. I have a 7750 and it is a very nicely built computer, the hinges are giant, the cooling is amazing (it can handle a full GPU and CPU load with no throttling or loss of wattage). It also has a full metal frame, and 4 NVME slots if you

The 7750 doesn't have a touchscreen option AFAIK. I have 4x16gb sticks in my 7750. Also, you can do a GPU upgrade if you decide you ever need it, the Quadro RXT 4000 or 5000 would be a drop in replacement. For adding a fingerprint, I would contact Dell parts people (as in the company, not Dell suppo

Best choice: Dell Precision 7760 32GB RAM (great for running multiple virtual machines) Strong RTX A3000 GPU Better cooling and upgrade options More powerful long-term for cybersecurity work 🥈 Second: Dell Precision 5570 Lighter and nicer 4K screen But only 16GB RAM and less power 🥉 Third: HP ZBook