Precision 7750

With batteries, you can't really fix it, your only choices only a replacement or do preventative measures. You could leave your computer on the charger constantly in order for it to not use the battery and to just pull power from the charger instead, lengthening your batteries lifespan. With ram, bu

Klein sells a really cool 27 in one driver that has the bits needed. You can get them at Lowe’s or Home Depot or electrical supply stores that sell Klein. MacBooks last so long. It’s uncommon to need to replace something. If it happens, I just find parts on eBay or something. I have one from 2009 th

Більшість лаптопів за ціноє до 1к євро останнім часом живуть хіба що трошки довше гарантійного терміну. Це загальна світова тенденція. І залежить не стільки від бренду, скільки від модельного ряду. Виробники женуться за зменшенням розмірів та збільшенням автономності, намагаються впихнути невпихуєме

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

I'm curious what price range you're hoping to get one for and for what specs. I bought a 7760 on ebay about a month ago that was all but maxed out (i9, 64gb ram, rtx a5000 16gb gpu, 2tb ssd) with significant but inconsequential cosmetic damage for about $1000. That was nearly half what other sellers

That's cool no repairs. I'm sure if I have to replace the thermal paste the machine will somehow let me know and it's an easy fix YouTube video. I don't know how it's faster. I just googled Dell precision 7760 versus 7750 and a bunch of information came up but this was the gist of it "Both feature h

Thank you for all of this but I've been researching for the last month on my next laptop and I wanted something that was easy to fix and was reliable and durable and everything came back to ThinkPad and precision. Some latitude models but everything pointed to precision being the one to get. I origi

Gotcha. Honestly tough to say what to do, since you're already so focused on a specific model. I doubt the Lenovo equivalent to this machine will be priced much better. ZBook Fury from HP is... also gonna be in the same range. I was reading a post from someone earlier saying they were looking at one

I mentioned this in another thread, but it might be the right option for you: There’s tons of second hand refurbished Dell Precision models on eBay and elsewhere that would be a major upgrade over this machine for under $300. You could get yourself into a Precision 7540 with an i7 9750 and 16gb of R

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