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DELL Precision T5820 Workstation Xeon W-2123 3.6GHz 128GB 1TB NVMe Quadro P4000

SKU CH-7N2Y-N68W7

Mid-tower workstation with a 3.6 GHz quad-core Xeon, 128 GB DDR4, 1 TB NVMe and Quadro P4000 for professional CAD and rendering

  • ProcessorIntel Xeon
  • Installed RAM128 GB
  • Installed SSD1 TB
  • Processor core countQuad-Core Processor
  • Operating systemYes
  • Type of memoryDDR4
  • Xeon W-2123 3.6 GHz delivers fast single-thread performance for CAD and simulation
  • 128 GB DDR4 memory handles large assemblies and multi-application workloads
  • 1 TB NVMe storage provides rapid access to project files and applications
  • Quadro P4000 8 GB GDDR5 drives professional visualisation, rendering and multi-display setups
  • Windows 11 pre-installed for immediate out-of-box productivity

Professional Workstation for Demanding Creative

The Dell Precision T5820 is a mid-tower workstation built for professional design, content creation, rendering, and engineering workloads. Its Intel Xeon W-2123 4-core processor runs at 3.6 GHz, providing a stable foundation for data-heavy applications. With 128GB of DDR4 memory installed, the system handles large project files and smooth multitasking without bottlenecking the workflow. Windows 11 comes preinstalled for an immediate out-of-box setup experience.

Thermal and Power Profile for Sustained Loads

The workstation chassis is designed to manage heat from the Xeon processor and NVIDIA Quadro P4000 during extended rendering or simulation sessions. Professional-grade components are selected for reliable operation under continuous load rather than short bursts. The 1TB NVMe drive operates coolly compared to mechanical storage, contributing to a balanced thermal environment inside the case. Power draw scales with the demands of professional visual computing tasks.

Upgrade Path from Entry-Level Systems

This configuration replaces older workstations that struggle with 128GB memory capacity or lack professional GPU driver certification. The jump is worth it when projects exceed the limits of consumer-grade graphics cards or standard desktop memory ceilings. Buyers who need more than 128GB of RAM or require multiple high-end GPUs for GPU-compute clusters should evaluate larger chassis options. The Quadro P4000 with 8GB GDDR5 targets certified professional visual applications, not high-frame-rate gaming.

How it compares

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Price $803.99
Cheaper than about 76% of the 1,534 comparable items (median $2,906.49).
Installed RAM 128 GB
Typical for this category: the median of 1,387 items is 128 GB.
Installed SSD 1 TB
Lower than about 70% of the 958 comparable items (median 6 TB).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Product typeMid-tower
Processor
ProcessorIntel Xeon
Processor core countQuad-Core Processor
Processor speed3.6 GHz
Memory
Installed RAM128 GB
Type of memoryDDR4
Storage
Installed SSD1 TB
Software
Operating systemYes

Questions about this item

How do I install the NVIDIA Quadro P4000 graphics card in the Dell Precision T5820?

Open the chassis, align the Quadro P4000 with the primary PCIe slot, press firmly until seated, secure the retention bracket screw, and attach the required power cable from the power supply.

What memory upgrades does the Dell Precision T5820 support later?

The workstation uses DDR4 memory; the current 128GB configuration fills available slots, so future expansion requires replacing modules with higher-capacity DDR4 DIMMs.

What thermal limit appears first during sustained heavy workloads?

Under continuous load the CPU or GPU may reach its thermal throttle point, reducing clock speeds to stay within safe temperatures.

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