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Dell Precision 16 is Dell's group of 16-inch mobile workstations, built for 3D modelers, architectural renderers, video editors, simulation engineers, and data analysts who need a large screen and professional software that runs reliably for hours. The laptops use Intel H-series, HX, or Core Ultra chips and professional NVIDIA RTX graphics with drivers certified for technical software, on a 16-inch, 16:10 screen with room for toolbars, timelines, and viewports.

At Hung Phat Laptop, Precision 16 has 4 models spanning 2022 to 2024: the Precision 7670 (2022), then the Precision 5680 and 7680 (2023), and finally the Precision 5690 (2024). All 4 are on sale. The category splits into two branches: the 5000 series, with a thin aluminum chassis for people on the move, and the 7000 series, with HX chips, a heavy-duty cooling system, and easy upgrades for demanding workloads at the desk. From 2025, Dell moved its workstation line to the Dell Pro Max name, so the machines here are the familiar Precision generation from before the rename.

Dell Precision 5690 16-inch workstation, part of the Dell Precision 16 line at Hung Phat Laptop

Dell Precision 16 Available at Hung Phat Laptop

What the Precision 16 models share is a large screen in a body that is still portable, professional RTX graphics, and at least 32GB of RAM even in the standard configuration. The big difference is the series: the 5000 series prioritizes a compact, light body, battery life, and a good display, while the 7000 series prioritizes many-core chips, sustained workloads, and later upgrades. Choose the series first, then the generation and the graphics card.

DELL Precision 5690 Mobile Workstation (2024): Core Ultra 9 and 64GB of RAM

Precision 5690 is for people doing 3D modeling, video editing, AI work, or large-scale data processing who need a thin machine to take to client meetings or work from several places. It uses an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H with an NPU, 64GB of LPDDR5X 7467MHz RAM, a 2TB SSD, and an RTX 2000 Ada 8GB card, and the line also offers an RTX 3500 Ada option for larger scenes.

With 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD, you can open heavy, multilayer models without closing other applications or reaching for an external drive. The RAM is soldered to the motherboard, so the 64GB in this configuration is a big plus if you plan to use the laptop for many years. It has Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI, and an SD card slot, which is handy for video editors plugging in memory cards from a camera.

Dell Precision 5690 (2024) with a compact body and thin display bezels, representing the Dell Precision 16 line at Hung Phat Laptop

DELL Precision 5680 Mobile Workstation (2023): Thin Body and an RTX A1000 6GB Card

Precision 5680 suits people who edit photos, edit video, and do midrange 3D work and want a compact 16-inch workstation at a more comfortable price than the 2024 model. It uses a Core i7-13800H, 32GB of DDR5 6000MHz RAM, a 512GB SSD, and an RTX A1000 6GB card.

Compared with the 5690, the 2023 model uses a 13th-generation chip instead of Core Ultra and a graphics card one step lower, but it keeps the same thin body, aluminum chassis, and 16-inch screen with thin bezels. For Revit, SketchUp, and midrange Premiere work, the 5680 performs well, but if your projects grow, plan on external storage because the 512GB SSD fills up quickly.

Dell Precision 5680 (2023) with a thin 16-inch body and an RTX A1000 card, representing the Dell Precision 16 line at Hung Phat Laptop

DELL Precision 7680 Mobile Workstation (2023): A Core i9 HX Chip for Simulation and Rendering

Precision 7680 belongs to the 7000 series and is built for simulation engineers, people who render on the CPU, developers compiling large software projects, and anyone processing data that needs many cores running for a long time. It uses a Core i9-13950HX with 24 cores, 32GB of DDR5 5600MHz RAM, a 512GB SSD, and an RTX A1000 6GB card.

HX-series chips deliver far higher multicore performance than the H-series chips in the 5000 series, in exchange for a thicker, heavier body and a larger charger. The 7000 series has multiple SSD slots and replaceable modular RAM, which suits people who want to upgrade gradually instead of replacing the machine.

Dell Precision 7680 (2023) with a Core i9-13950HX chip, representing the Dell Precision 16 line at Hung Phat Laptop

DELL Precision 7670 Mobile Workstation (2022): The First Generation of the 16-Inch Precision 7000

Precision 7670 suits people who need an HX chip for computing and midrange simulation without a very large graphics card, at a lower cost than the 2023 model. It uses a Core i7-12850HX, 32GB of DDR5 4800MHz RAM, a 512GB SSD, and an RTX A1000 4GB card.

It is one of the first Dell laptops to use the CAMM RAM standard, a thin, replaceable RAM module that keeps the body compact while still allowing upgrades. Compared with the 7680, the 12th-generation chip has fewer cores and the card has 4GB instead of 6GB, so it suits midrange CAD and BIM better than heavy rendering.

Dell Precision 7670 (2022) with a Core i7 HX chip and a 16-inch screen, representing the Dell Precision 16 line at Hung Phat Laptop

Quick Comparison of Dell Precision 16 Models

The table below gives you a quick look at the differences among the 4 Precision 16 models on sale at Hung Phat Laptop.

Machine Series Chip Graphics RAM, SSD Best For
Precision 5690 (2024) 5000 Core Ultra 9 185H RTX 2000 Ada 8GB 64GB LPDDR5X soldered, 2TB 3D modeling, video editing, large projects
Precision 5680 (2023) 5000 Core i7-13800H RTX A1000 6GB 32GB DDR5, 512GB Photo editing, video, midrange 3D
Precision 7680 (2023) 7000 Core i9-13950HX RTX A1000 6GB 32GB DDR5, 512GB Simulation, CPU rendering
Precision 7670 (2022) 7000 Core i7-12850HX RTX A1000 4GB 32GB DDR5, 512GB CAD, BIM, midrange computing

Typical specs follow the product pages at Hung Phat Laptop; chips, graphics cards, and RAM vary by version.

Choosing a Dell Precision 16 for How You Work

If you carry your laptop often and do 3D modeling or video editing, go with the 5000 series: the Precision 5690 for large projects with 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD, and the Precision 5680 for midrange work at a lower cost. If the laptop mostly stays on a desk to run simulations, render on the CPU, or compile software, the 7000 series with HX chips will noticeably shorten wait times, with the Precision 7680 offering more cores and the Precision 7670 saving on cost.

As for graphics cards, the RTX A1000 is enough for CAD, BIM, and midrange 3D, while the RTX 2000 Ada and above suit GPU rendering and heavy scenes. With soldered-RAM machines such as the 5690, choose enough capacity from the start, whereas the 7000 series lets you upgrade RAM and SSDs gradually as your projects grow.

If you need a lighter machine or a larger screen, see the other sizes in the Dell Precision category.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Dell Precision 16


1. How do the 5000 and 7000 series of Precision 16 differ?

The 5000 series, such as the Precision 5680 and 5690, has a thin aluminum chassis and H-series or Core Ultra chips, suiting people on the move. The 7000 series, such as the Precision 7670 and 7680, uses many-core HX chips and a thicker body, with better cooling under sustained workloads and easier upgrades.

2. Can the RAM in a Dell Precision 16 be upgraded?

The Precision 5690 uses LPDDR5X RAM soldered to the motherboard, which cannot be upgraded, so the 64GB version gives you peace of mind. The 7000 series uses replaceable modular RAM, making later upgrades easier.

3. Is the RTX A1000 card enough for 3D work?

The RTX A1000 handles CAD, BIM, SketchUp, and midrange 3D well. If you regularly render on the GPU or build large scenes, the RTX 2000 Ada in the Precision 5690 or higher options are a better fit.

4. Is the Precision 16 heavy?

The 5000 series is thin and compact, and can be carried every day in a backpack that fits a 16-inch laptop. The 7000 series is clearly thicker and heavier and comes with a large charger, so it suits people who mostly keep it on a desk.

5. What support do I get when buying a Dell Precision 16 at Hung Phat Laptop?

Every machine is genuine, with an invoice and a clear warranty. You also get a replacement or refund within the first 30 days if the fault is from the manufacturer, cleaning and software installation for as long as you use the machine, and delivery nationwide.

Buy a Genuine Dell Precision 16 at Hung Phat Laptop

Every Dell Precision 16 at Hung Phat Laptop is a genuine product with an invoice and a clear warranty. Our advisors will ask which software you use, how large your projects are, and where you take the laptop, then recommend the right series, chip, and graphics card. Not sure whether the 5690 or the 7680 fits, or whether you need an H or HX chip? Tell us about your daily work, and our team will compare each available configuration for you, one by one. When you buy a machine, you get:

  • A replacement or refund within the first 30 days if the fault is from the manufacturer.
  • Cleaning and software installation for as long as you use the machine.
  • Long-term technical support and doorstep delivery nationwide.