Dell Precision 7875 high-end workstation in review: AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX with 96 cores and Nvidia RTX 6000

The Dell Precision 7875 Tower Workstation integrates AMD’s swiftest workstation processors, establishing new benchmarks in pure performance. Fueled by the Zen4 architecture, the AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 7995WX delivers substantial computing prowess and combines up to 96 cores under the heat spreader, a groundbreaking achievement. Consequently, the processor can concurrently handle up to 192 threads. Coupled with 512GB of RAM and two Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada generation graphics cards, this workstation can effectively tackle resource-intensive projects.

All of these components are housed within a relatively compact tower case equipped with a sophisticated cooling system. During testing, critical temperatures exceeding 100°C were not reached, affirming the effectiveness of the cooling concept and ensuring smooth operation even under full load.

Equipped with the AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro 7995WX, the Dell Precision 7875 Tower Workstation boasts the fastest processor currently available for multi-core applications.

In tandem with the processor, the built-in graphics card is a crucial element of a workstation PC. The top model from Nvidia, the RTX 6000 Ada generation, provides ample power. In comparison to Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 4090, the professional model, featuring the full version of the AD102, can deliver significantly higher performance, provided effective driver support is in place during various render tests.

While the company has not yet finalized the pricing details, Dell’s in-house store allows users to configure the Dell Precision 7875 Tower Workstation according to their preferences. Entry-level models start at just ~ $3,000 USD. For those looking to push the boundaries, it’s possible to assemble a system costing over $50,000 USD.