Dell Precision T7920 Workstation – Dual Xeon Gold 6138 | 40 Cores | 128GB RAM | 1TB NVMe SSD | Quadro M4000 8GB | 1400W PSU
Model Name : T7920
Brand : Dell
Key Features:
- Processor: Dual Intel Xeon Gold 6138 – 20 Cores Each (40 Total Cores / 80 Threads)
- Graphics Card: NVIDIA Quadro M4000 – 8GB GDDR5 (Workstation-Class)
- Memory: 128GB DDR4 ECC Registered RAM (Expandable up to 3TB)
- Storage: 1TB NVMe PCIe SSD – Ultra-Fast Boot and Data Access
- Chassis: Dell Precision T7920 Tower Workstation
- Power Supply: 1400W High-Efficiency (Single)
- Expansion: Multiple PCIe Slots, Dual CPU Sockets, Multiple Drive Bays
- Connectivity: USB 3.1, USB 2.0, Gigabit LAN, Audio I/O, DisplayPorts (via GPU)
- Operating System: Windows 10 Pro / Linux (Optional)
1 Year Warranty
Condition : Refurbished
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Dell Precision T7920 is an ultra-powerful dual-socket workstation engineered for the most demanding workloads—ideal for professionals in 3D rendering, AI/ML, simulation, and advanced content creation.
This unit is configured with Dual Intel Xeon Gold 6138 CPUs, providing a total of 40 cores / 80 threads, along with 128GB DDR4 Registered ECC RAM for robust multitasking and compute performance.
An ultra-fast 1TB NVMe SSD ensures rapid data access and project loading, while the NVIDIA Quadro M4000 8GB GPU delivers professional-grade graphics acceleration for OpenGL, CUDA, and DirectX-based applications.
With a powerful 1400W single power supply, this workstation supports high-load operations and future upgrades with ease.
FAQs for Dell Precision T7920
Q1: Is the T7920 good for AI, ML, or simulation tasks?
A: Absolutely. With 40 cores and 128GB ECC RAM, it is ideal for compute-heavy tasks like AI training, scientific computing, and simulations.
Q2: Can the RAM or GPU be upgraded?
A: Yes. The T7920 supports up to 3TB ECC RAM and can house multiple GPUs including NVIDIA RTX or A-series cards.
Q3: What kind of workloads is the Quadro M4000 suited for?
A: The M4000 is great for CAD, 3D modeling, video editing, and rendering. It supports OpenGL, CUDA, and DirectX optimized workflows.
Q4: Is the 1400W PSU enough for GPU upgrades?
A: Yes, the single 1400W power supply is designed to handle multi-GPU setups and high TDP CPUs.
