- Life has changed so much recently
that we've all had to adapt in different ways.
I know I'm not the only creative person
who has had to change how and where they work.
Some of us work from home,
while others have had to take
their creative workstation somewhere else,
like a studio, a park, a cafe,
or maybe even just the backyard.
The flexibility of working wherever you want
is really an asset during these difficult times.
That's why today I'm excited to introduce you
to a portable, yet powerful workstation
that you can use to get creative work done
just about anywhere in the world.
This video was created in collaboration
with Dell Technologies
and they custom built this workstation just for me
so I can showcase the benefits of the Precision line.
As always, all opinions in this video are my own.
First, let's go over the specs
because that will give you a good idea
of what kind of power this workstation is packing.
Inside is an eight core Intel Xeon CPU
with a base speed of 2.60 gigahertz
that can reach up to five gigahertz with turbo boost.
It also has 64 gigabytes of DDR4 memory
an Nvidia RTX A3000 GPU with six gigabytes of GDDR6
and dual two terabyte M.2 NVME SSD drives
connected through PCIE fourth-generation.
The display is 17 inches with a UHD resolution at 60 Hertz,
it's glossy and very color accurate
with a 10 bit color depth that covers 100% of Adobe RGB
and 99% of DCI-P3.
It has 500 nits of brightness,
a low black level, and it supports HDR 400.
The display also supports multi-touch gestures,
so I can navigate directly on the screen with my fingers.
There are four Thunderbolt 4 ports, two on each side,
you can use these to connect peripherals
and even multiple displays.
Unlike laptops with only a single channel,
the Dell Precision 5760 supports dual Thunderbolt channels.
The two ports on each side share a channel
that leads to better performance
with high bandwidth peripherals
like video capture devices and Thunderbolt, HDMI,
display port, or USB-C monitors.
An SD card reader is conveniently located on the side
of the Dell Precision 5760,
this is a convenient way to get your videos
and photos onto the workstation.
This workstation also features a built-in webcam,
infrared, microphones, and speakers.
There is a headphone jack on the side as well
and the device supports Bluetooth.
For added security, there is a biometric thumbprint sensor,
a security lock slot, and a proximity sensor
that can lock the computer when you walk away
and unlock it when you return.
This build came with a USB-C power adapter.
You can charge the workstation
from all four Thunderbolt ports.
The Dell Precision 5760 sports as simple design
without being too flashy.
I like the silver exterior
and the dark gray and black interior.
And the large, backlit keyboard keys and track pad
feel like they complement my big hands.
The operating system installed on my build
was windows 10 Pro for workstations.
And I can verify that this workstation
can also run Windows 11.
Okay, so that was a look at what's inside,
but what can it do?
What can't it do?
This workstation Dell Technology sent me is a beast
and it can handle some of the most demanding creative tasks.
Digital art is primarily what I do
so naturally I had to test that out.
The workstation comes with an adapter
that converts Thunderbolt to HDMI and USB-A,
so you can connect all sorts of drawing tablets.
The Dell Precision works great for making digital art.
As you can see, I was able to make this painting with it.
The color accuracy of the display is superb.
A display like this could be useful,
not only for art, but for proofing photography
and graphic design as well.
Although 17 inches is not as large
as some of the displays I'm used to working on,
the clarity of the UHD plus resolution
makes it feel spacious.
With the right UI scaling, my screen doesn't feel cluttered
and there is plenty of room for palettes and windows.
The screen is quite bright at its maximum setting.
Even sitting outdoors in the sun,
I could still see the painting I was working on.
The touch support on this workstation is a nice bonus.
I can use gestures to manipulate my canvas
by touching the display.
I also spend a lot of time editing videos,
so I'm really impressed by the dual M.2 drives
coupled with the Nvidia RTX GPU in this build.
Video editing and rendering
are really snappy on this workstation.
The display even supports HDR video, which is neat.
I can also see the Precision line working well
for 3D artists and animators.
As someone who works primarily on a desktop,
I've always felt held back by the hardware found in laptops,
but the Precision Mobile Workstation
has changed my mind about portable workstations forever.
Dell has created a phenomenal series of workstations
that I'm happy to recommend to creatives of all levels.
The thing I love the most about this workstation
is that I can bring it with me
when I'm away from the studio
without feeling like I'm sacrificing the power
or functionality of my desktop.
The Dell Precision 5760 truly is a workstation
worthy of digital artists and creatives
who are ready to adapt to anything.
Unlike some other PCs,
the Dell Precision is highly configurable
for your specific workflow needs,
so prices can range from $2,000 to $7,000,
depending on the components you choose.
If you're interested in having Dell Technologies
create your own custom build,
check out the precision 5760 Workstation on dell.com,
I'll link you to that in the video description.
Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time.