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- Dell XPS 15 (or the precision version) - Lenovo p50 (can be had with 64gb RAM)
by gentleteblor 10y ago
- Dell XPS 15 (or the precision version)
- Lenovo p50 (can be had with 64gb RAM)
- fdim 10y ago+1 happy user of Dell precision 5510, ping me if you have specific questions
- twic 10y agoHow does the Precision 5510 compare to the XPS 15? All i've read is that the XPS is optimised more for graphics, and the Precision for computation. Is there any more to it than that?
- deedubaya 10y agoTake this for what it's worth, as it was 10+ years ago but... I used to work for Dell's AES -- American Enterprise Support -- in support of the Precision line of laptops and desktops, along with servers etc. For the most part, Latitude and Precision laptops were exactly the same hardware. Same motherboard. Same graphics. Same CPU. Same Memory. Different emblem on out case. Heftier price tag so you had better (American) support.
- dellpluslinux89 10y agoAs far as I can see, they're the same chassis. It seems configuration options are all that's different. Though they refer to XPS 15 as 9550, not 5510. On the Precision 5510 site I'm able to tweak CPU options, RAM, disk. The XPS 15 site, I can only pick from stock builds (and a bunch of upsell addons). The Precision 5510 site also has the option to pick Ubuntu and avoid the MS tax. Not so on the XPS 15 site. I think you can look at it from a website usability mindset: XPS 15 site is simplified for consumers and Precision robust in options for business.
- pawadu 10y agoOut of curiosity, why would you need 64GB on a development machine? Sure you can spin a few vms but your CPU will probably become a bottleneck long before you reach the 64gb limit.
- gentleteblor 10y agoThis is a valid question. 32GB is more than enough for my needs today. It doesn't hurt to be able to upgrade though.
- rootme 10y ago16 GB is more than you really need this days.