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The T5820 is a single-socket workstation that uses Xeon W processors, a good fit for CAD and modelling where clock speed matters. The T7820 takes two Xeon Scalable processors, so it can run far more cores for rendering and simulation. If your software mostly runs on one core, the T5820 is usually the better value.

For the price, yes. The T7910 is a dual-socket tower on the Xeon E5 v3/v4 platform with DDR4 ECC memory. It handles rendering, simulation and data work well and costs less than the newer T7920. It lacks the newer platform's processors and memory speeds, so choose it for value rather than peak performance.

Yes. The T7920 is Dell's large dual-socket tower, designed with room and power for multiple professional graphics cards, which is why it suits GPU rendering. The exact number and type of cards depends on the power supply and card size. Tell the team which cards you plan to fit and they will confirm the configuration.

A barebone is a chassis supplied without some or all of the processors, memory, drives and graphics, so you can build it to your own specification. What is included varies by listing, so read the title and description carefully. If you want a working machine, the team can complete and test the build before delivery.

That depends on the model and generation. Processor socket, memory type, drive trays, power connectors and graphics card size all vary. We do not assume compatibility. Send the service tag and the parts you want to reuse, and the team will confirm what fits before you order.