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Dell Precision T7500
$1,500.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:Spacious chassis has plenty of room for expansion, offers easy access to hard drives. Can be outfitted with two processors with support for 6-12 RAM modules. Can be outfitted with up to 1.5TB of storage--many older pre-built models offer much less storage.
The Cons:Really ugly external chassis design. Despite the number of RAM slots, actual RAM support is limited. Very dated specs not up to par with more modern workstation offerings.
The T7500 is the top-of-the-line model in Dell's Precision line of desktop computers. It features a dual-socket version of Intel's business-class, energy-efficient Xeon architecture. The T7500 is highly scalable, and can be built to deliver ultra-high performance in the most complex, graphics-intensive workstation applications.
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Buyers can upgrade from the basic, dual-core, 1.86GHz Intel Xeon processor, to one of nine quad-core options in Intel's Xeon 5500 series, with clock speeds ranging up to 3.20 GHz. In its lowest configuration, the T7500 features 2 GB of RAM and an 80GB hard drive, but it can be upgraded to 6 GB of RAM (although up to 192 GB are supported) and 1.5 TB of storage capacity, with space for additional drives. The T7400 also supports dual graphics, and is available with a range of graphics cards, from cheaper, 256MB models to a 4.0GB GDDR3 option in the form of the NVIDIA Quadro FX 5800. With broad customizability, Dell aims to satisfy a wide range of upscale business needs with the Precision T7500.
Features
- Processor options:
- Intel Xeon E5502 (Dual-core, 1.86 GHz, 4.8GT/s FSB, 4MB L3)
- Intel Xeon 5500 series (Quad-core, 2.00 - 3.20 GHz, 4.8-6.4GT/s FSB, 4-8MB L3)
- Intel 5520 chipset
- Intel Turbo Mode
- 2 - 6 GB RAM
- 80 GB - 1.5 TB hard drive
- NVIDIA Quadro or ATI FirePro graphics
- 11 USB 2.0 ports
- Chassis: 8.5" x 22.26" x 22.3"
- Windows Vista Ultimate or Business, 32- or 64-bit, with XP downgrade rights
- Available with Dell monitor, or dual monitors
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Pros & Cons
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Spacious chassis has plenty of room for expansion, offers easy access to hard drives.
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Can be outfitted with two processors with support for 6-12 RAM modules.
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Can be outfitted with up to 1.5TB of storage--many older pre-built models offer much less storage.
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Really ugly external chassis design.
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Despite the number of RAM slots, actual RAM support is limited.
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Very dated specs not up to par with more modern workstation offerings.
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Graphics options are much pricier in this system than they would be if bought separately.
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