Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570 15.6″ Laptop with 8th Gen Intel Core, Optional Touch
The Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570 is a typical 15.6-inch mainstream laptop. As a great plus, it is based on powerful quad-core 8th Generation Intel Core processors, as opposed to previous-gen dual-core chips. The quad-core update brings a good performance boost, which is noticeable in computing intensive tasks like music and video production or photography editing.
As for the daily computing chores both available processor options – the Intel Core i5-8250U and i7-8550U – are more than sufficient. The same applies to system memory size of either 8 or 12 Gigabytes. Data storage options of the Dell 5570 / i5570 are generous, too. The basic one is a standard 1-Terabyte hard disk drive. You can add a 128GB solid state drive to the 1TB HDD for optimal speed and capacity. Or you can select pure 256GB SSD for even better performance. The notebook also optionally includes a built-in DVD optical drive.
As for gaming, the notebook’s Intel UHD 620 integrated graphics is a basic game rendering solution. You can use it only for non-demanding games. That’s no wonder, since the UHD 620 is basically a re-brand of the old HD 620. However, the 5570 / i5570 is also expected to be available with an optional dedicated video card.
Having a sharp Full HD 1920×1080-pixel display resolution instead of the budget HD 1366×768 is a good selling point of the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570. The same applies to optional touch-screen support. But, the screen is based on TN technology, meaning it lacks IPS tech for wide viewing angles.
In the center of the platinum silver-colored chassis is a full-size keyboard with numeric pad and optional key backlight. The touchpad is a single-piece one, meaning it has click buttons integrated in the surface.
Furthermore, the laptop has stereo speakers, a 720p HD web-chat camera, 802.11AC Wi-Fi wireless and Ethernet LAN network connections, Bluetooth, two fast USB 3.1 ports and a slower USB 2.0 port, HDMI video output, a combo audio mic / headphones connector, and a 3-in-1 SD media card reader.
The 3-cell battery inside the 5570 has a medium-size capacity of 42 WHr. We have no info on battery life. Judging from the specs, we can assume it can last at least 4 hours on a charge.
Weight of the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570 is 4.4 and 4.8 pounds without and with the DVD drive, respectively. The profile is 0.9″ thick.
Operating system choices are Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro.
Specifications of the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570
Here are the specs of the Dell Inspiron 15 5000 5570 / i5570 with descriptions of its features. For comparison against other laptops, you can use the "Compare Specs" button.
Brand | Dell |
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Laptop Type | Standard non-convertible laptop This laptop features a clamshell-only design, without ability to convert itself into a tablet. |
Screen Size | 15.6-inch This is by far the most popular laptop screen size. It provides a lot of screen real estate, while avoiding bulkiness of the 17.3" laptops. |
Screen Resolution | 1920x1080 pixels Full HD Full HD is the most common laptop screen resolution today. It provides a good image sharpness and a decent amount of space on the display for the user interface and programs. However, it isn't as good as the top-tier 4K Ultra HD. |
Touchscreen | Finger multi-touch input (optional) The device optionally comes with touchscreen capability. |
Processor (CPU) | Intel Core i5-8250U 8th Gen (enables smooth everyday computing) Intel Core i7-8550U 8th Gen (decent for heavier tasks, besides enabling effortless daily computing) |
Graphics (GPU) | Intel UHD 620 integrated graphics of 8th Gen Core i3, i5, i7 (for light gaming) |
System Memory (RAM) Size | 8GB RAM The 8GB RAM size is the standard one in 2023. It provides comfortable multi-tasking for the most home and office users. 12GB RAM 12GB is greater than the recommended minimum of 8GB and enables very comfortable multitasking during everyday tasks. However, many games and professional software may require 16GB or more. |
Data Storage | 256GB SSD 256GB is a decent capacity. If you tend to download and store a lot of large files like movies and install many programs, 512GB or more is a better choice. 1000GB (1TB) HDD 1TB is an excellent storage capacity, but HDD is a slow type of storage. 1000GB (1TB) HDD + 128GB SSD This is an excellent capacity, but the HDD portion is a slow type of storage. |
DVD Optical Drive | None DVD writer |
Keyboard & Input | Backlit keyboard with dedicated number pad The keyboard has backlit keys and a separate numeric pad on the right side of the keyboard. Non-backlit keyboard with dedicated number pad The keyboard has a separate numeric pad on the right side of the keyboard, but it has no keyboard backlight. Touchpad with click buttons built into the surface The left and right click buttons are built into the surface of the touchpad, as opposed to separate physical buttons. Touchscreen |
Speakers & Audio | Stereo speakers As usual, the device features a pair of built-in stereo speakers. |
Camera | Front-facing web camera Laptops usually feature a frontal webcam located on the display bezel. This laptop is no exception. |
Wi-Fi Wireless | 802.11AC The 802.11AC is the previous-generation wireless networking standard. It's also known as Wi-Fi 5. 802.11AC is succeeded by 802.11AX Wi-Fi 6 with data transfer speed and multi-device connectivity improvements. |
Ethernet Network Port | Yes This laptop has an Ethernet LAN port for wired internet and networking connectivity. |
Mobile broadband (4G LTE) | No |
Bluetooth | Yes This laptop has a built-in Bluetooth module. It enables you to connect the computer to Bluetooth mice and other Bluetooth peripherals, smartphones, and other Bluetooth-equipped devices. |
USB Ports | 2 x USB 3.1 + 1 x USB 2.0 A total of three full-size Type A USB ports. |
Video Output Ports | 1 x HDMI HDMI is a widely used digital video output port. You can find HDMI-in ports on most computer monitors and TVs. |
Media Card Reader | SD card reader The laptop has a slot for full-size SD memory cards, used in many digital cameras. You can also use microSD cards with a card adapter. |
Battery | 3‑cell 42 WHr |
Weight | 4.4 pounds 4.8 pounds |
Height | 0.8" |
Width | 15" |
Depth | 10.2" |
Windows Version | Windows 10 Home Windows 10 Home is aimed at the regular home and office computer users. Only select business users need the Professional edition. Windows 10 Home users are eligible for a free upgrade to the latest Windows 11 Home. Windows 10 Pro Windows 10 Pro version adds some business-specific features in comparison to the standard Windows Home. Windows 10 Pro upgradeable to the latest Windows 11 Pro for free. |
Warranty | 1-year A typical laptop warranty. |
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Cheenu –
Is dell inspiron 15 5000 5570 core i5 8th gen 8gb ram 1tb hdd 2gb radeon amd 530 graphics laptop come with cd/dvd writer
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Confused Shopper –
Is the lenovo flex 5 1570 a better laptop than the dell inspirion 15 5000? I can’t decide between the two. The lenovo has 8GB with 256 SSD while the dell has 12GB and 1TB HDD. Both have 1080×920 screen resolution. They both have i 7-8550 quad core 1.8 Ghz processors as well, and are similar in weight. Please give me any advice you can. Thank you!
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Dan Z –
Hi. Since both have the same processor and resolution and RAM sizes are 8 and 12 GB (not much difference for the daily computing tasks), I would go for the Lenovo laptop because of its solid state drive. SSDs are much faster than HDDs and the difference is very noticeable in the real-world laptop use. I don’t know whether the touchscreen is important and whether the Inspiron model has one, but the Lenovo’s rotatable touchscreen is a nice feature. What’s also important but not mentioned in your question is whether the screens of the configurations you talk about have IPS or not. Displays with IPS have much wider viewing angles than non-IPS (TN) displays.
kri –
is this laptop worth buying? I have read many reviews about the noise of the fan? and also the battery?
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Sarah –
I’m starting online school for office and medical administration. Any recommendations on the right laptop?
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Danijel Z –
Hi, can you tell what your budget is? And also preferred screen size.
RoBro –
Hello!
Is this a good laptop for Matlab software?
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Danijel Z –
Yes, it is a good for Matlab. But, having a dedicated Nvidia video card can accelerate some advanced Matlab features like AI and deep learning. So, if you will be using these, getting a laptop with Nvidia graphics is a better solution.
Gette –
I would like just to ask if this unit is suitable for Revit and other engineering software? If not, what are your other recommendations? Really need it ASAP. Thanks in advance.
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Danijel Z –
Hi, the laptop can run Revit (and all other relevant engineering programs I think), but it isn’t designed for that purpose. It’s an ordinary consumer laptop. Also, I know that working with large models in Revit can require a lot of RAM, in some cases more than 32GB which is the maximum upgrade amount supported by the Dell 5570. Furthermore, some engineering programs may require a dedicated video card and this laptop has only the very basic Intel HD integrated graphics. Revit would also benefit from having a dedicated video card.
For your type of work, mobile workstations are the best choice. They are made for engineers, designers, and similar. For instance, the Lenovo ThinkPad P series, Dell Precision series, or HP Z series. But they can be pricey. As a cheaper substitute, you can take a look at some consumer laptops with powerful hardware. These are mostly gaming laptops. For example, you can get a gaming laptop with the Intel Core i7 H-series six core processor, an Nvidia GeForce video card (1050 or better model), and support for large RAM sizes. These specs can match specs of the most of mobile workstations, while being generally cheaper. Some examples of powerful consumer laptops are the Dell G-series, HP Omen series, or Lenovo Legion series.
Mustafa Abdullah –
Hi,
I recently purchased a dell 5570 i5 series.
I have a big concern the,The cooling vent on the laptop is at the bottomof the laptop i feel it will bring problems eventually as the laptop heats for now in a short space of time.Iam an I.T Engineer we repair & fix laptops. That kind of design is usally bad as the laptop should not heat whenon aflat surface like a table or on the bed.
Its shocking how extremely hot it gets.
Would the cooling vents at the bottom of the laptop not be a big problem for the laptop?
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Rahul –
I have purchased a Dell it 5570 8250u laptop 8gb ram
With intel UHD 620 4gb and amd radeon 530 2gb can I play pubg and assassins creed Odyssey in my laptop
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Nicole –
Hi! I’m looking for a laptop that I can bring with me while traveling. I came across this review as I was looking for laptops in a similar price range. Can you please recommend one that has enough battery power but can also handle some photo editing? Thank you so much!
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Danijel Z –
Hi, the best laptop for travel for up to $1,000 (or less, can you provide your budget?) is the Lenovo ThinkPad T480, in my opinion. https://laptoping.com/specs/product/lenovo-thinkpad-t480/
You can configure it on Lenovo Store. If you add an IPS wide viewing angle screen, 8GB of RAM, and at least 256GB SSD on the basic configuration (with Core i5 processor which is decent for photo editing and daily tasks), the price is around $900.
The T480 is good for travel because it has 2 batteries (2 x 24 WHr, decent capacity) and it’s a reasonably portable notebook. The good thing is that the secondary battery is upgradeable, up to 72 WHr, which is the probably the largest battery capacity you can get in a laptop (24 + 72 = 96 WHr). At an additional cost, of course.
Or alternatively, there’s also a bit cheaper ThinkPad L480, which is similar but less rugged and has a single 45 WHr battery.
If you don’t like the T480 and L480 for some reason, I can advise you to look for a laptop with an IPS screen (TN screens have narrow viewing angles, which is bad for photo editing), with at lest 8GB RAM for comfortable multitasking, and with solid state drive storage instead of hard drive for a better system responsiveness, boot-up times, faster program and file loading.
Ordz –
Hi, I am a Freshmen IT student, I am looking for a laptop which suits the needs of course. (Basically in programming and in media editing). We saw a 5570 i5 8 gen 4gb ram and my parents are thinking of buying it. Is it ideal for me or should I look for other laptop? What laptop is advisable?
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Danijel Z –
Hi, if you will use virtual machines while programming or some other software that requires large amounts of RAM, 4GB is small. Get at least 8GB, or preferably 16GB. Also, if you use advanced video editing programs and edit videos with 1080p resolution or above 8GB is minimum in my opinion. The Core i5-8250U is an excellent processor, but keep in mind that editing high-res videos, for instance 4K, is very hardware-demanding. Photo editing is easier, on the other side. In video and photo editing tasks a dedicated video card can be of a great help if the program can utilize the card for easier editing. And also, make sure you get the 5570 with IPS wide viewing angles – very important for media viewing and editing. If you can afford a solid state drive option instead of hard drive, that would make the whole system running much faster, too… I hope this helps, if you have more questions, just ask 🙂
Mr Thet –
My laptop inspiron 5570 8th gen has a little bit problem in Revit engineering software. Some colours change in view but true colour will appear when rendering . So disappointed.
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Mr Thet –
Now inew window update make solve this problem. Don’t put on your weakness to the others. Thank you.
Wilf S. –
Hi I am thinking about buying the Dell Inspiron 15 i5570-5364SLV-PUS. Does anyone know what the screen display is like – Color, Clarity, Responsiveness, etc. Is this a good screen or a poor screen. I wanted it for viewing photos. Thanks!!
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Danijel Z –
Hi, I saw a Dell 5570 in a local store and was quite disappointed with the screen quality. It was a basic TN panel, but now i read in the specs of the i5570-5364SLV-PUS configuration that it has an IPS panel. This means the i5570-5364SLV-PUS has better viewing angles and color reproduction than those 5570 models with TN. I can’t comment on the i5570-5364SLV-PUS display in particular, because I haven’t seen it yet. But, if it’s an IPS panel and if brightness is decent, then chances are the screen on the 5364SLV-PUS is a good one for photo viewing. Except if you’re a photographer or designer who wants a professional-grade screen you can find on expensive mobile workstations.
I hope this helps a bit.
Wilf S. –
Thanks, But i think it is TN Technology.
Aldo –
The 5570 display is just a toy suitable for children under five.
Changing the visual angle of 15 °, blacks turn to gray, white is just an illusion: only a pale blue. The contrast regulation does not actually exist.
Not to say the color saturation, which does not go beyond 70%. Machine to avoid like the plague …
4 out of 5
Bob s –
I use the screen right in front of me. Side angle viewing is important for some but not worth extra $ for most.
Vidhushan –
Hi,I have i7(8550) but I am not sure about the battery because when I use maximum it’s stand by 2-3hrs for normal process,if I watch video or play games only 1-1.5 hrs.Can you give exact battery power?
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Danijel Z –
Hi, your battery life seems to be unusually short. I don’t have the 5570 laptop myself, so can’t tell you exact battery life. But from my experience and use of a very similar HP notebook with 8th Gen i5, I think with the 42 WHr battery and standard “Balanced” Windows battery mode you should get at least 4 hours of normal usage and video playback with screen brightness lowered a bit. For instance to 75 percent. You should check in your Windows Task Manager if there is some background process eating your CPU power and draining the battery. And also try to reduce brightness if possible and set power settings to Balanced instead of Maximum.
As for gaming, 1.5 hours seems to be realistic if you play some demanding game and if your configuration has a dedicated video card.
Ashish –
Hi
I have a i7 8550U, 8 GB RAM, and a UHD 620 as well as AMD Radeon RX M460(4 GB)
Will I be able to run games like GTA V ,Watch dogs, Far cry 4 ?
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Ashish –
NOT RX
I meant R7
Vince –
Can you Play PUBG on dell inspiron 15 5570 with intel core i5?
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Danijel Z –
Hi, here’s what PUBG looks like on Intel UHD 620, which is the same integrated graphics used in the 5570:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu3JCcu6Qd8
(The video isn’t mine, but it seems legit. There are other videos showing similar performance.)
In short, PUBG is playable on lowest detail settings and 720p resolution, but frame rates are not great.
Also, you should keep in mind that the laptop model used in the video has dual-channel RAM. If you have a single RAM module in your 5570 configuration, performance will be worse. Thankfully, the 5570 supports dual-channel memory, so you can upgrade it to dual-channel.
Unfortunately, I don’t have PUBG right now to test in on my laptop with the i5-8250U / UHD 620, but you can check out my review of the chip including some popular games: https://laptoping.com/gpus/product/intel-uhd-620-graphics-review/
Irakli –
Hello Danijel Z
I see ur realy wasting time to help people
Please can u tell me if this laptop needs cooling hardware and which one u think is best
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Danijel Z –
Hi, I don’t think the modern mainstream laptops need a cooling stand. I have a very similar HP notebook and there was no need for any kind of additional cooling. Even the built-in CPU fan (on i5-8250U CPU) isn’t always on during the normal laptop use and most of the time runs on slow speed and almost inaudible. The only scenario I can think of when a cooling stand is maybe helpful is if you have high CPU usage over long periods of time like converting video formats for hours and similar stuff. But even in that case, the laptop should work normally without a cooling pad.
sherif –
Does the M.2 slot for SSD is (PCIe ver3 X4 NVMe) that supports high speeds or …. ?
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nitin –
What is maximum RAM upgradable, is it 32 gb
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pal_mc –
Yes, done it myself.
Suraj Pandey –
Does gta 5 runs in this laptop?
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Danijel Z –
Take a look at the GTA 5 video in this review: http://laptoping.com/gpus/product/intel-hd-620-review-graphics-of-7th-gen-core-u-series-kaby-lake-cpus/
On the 5570 laptop, GTA 5 will perform very similar, since it has very similar Intel HD graphics.
In short, the laptop can barely run this game and gameplay is choppy. Furthermore, if your 5570 configuration has a single RAM module instead of two (i.e 1x8GB vs 2x4GB), your gameplay will be even worse.
k –
is it posible to replace m.2 wifi+bluetooth card with m.2 sata card ?
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Danijel Z –
Since the official specs list:
One M.2 slot for the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth combo card and
One M.2 slot for solid-state drive
I assume you won’t be able to use the first slot for SSD. Dell’s support via Dell.com will maybe be able to give you a definite answer.
aloron –
does it support fingerprint
?
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Danijel Z –
The official Dell website states the 5570 has optionally built-in fingerprint reader, so it is available only on select configurations of the laptop. On configurations with the fingerprint reader, it is built into the power button.
k –
fingerprint support. available
siraj –
i am using dell inspiron 15 5570 core i7 8th generation. i have seen video saying that it has fingerprint. but i am unable to use it.in sign in option it says “we couldnt find a fingerprint scanner comaptible with windows Hello Fingerprint”.. what is the problem? any solution?
aloron –
does it support fingerprint?
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Staedtler –
Do you know if it heats up during excessive rendering use? I’m looking at the model with the dedicated Radeon 530 card but Im concerned about the lack of cooling ports. Any idea if it’ll run with AutoCad/BIM software?
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Raghavendra –
Does this model has any heating issue? I do not see any vents on the sides of the laptop. I am worried if it may heat up with continous heavy usage of 8 to 10 hours.
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Danijel Z –
Hi, I don’t own the laptop so can’t comment on heating, but can tell you the vent hole (for a single CPU fan inside) is on the bottom of the chassis. I have a Lenovo laptop with similarly designed cooling system and similar Intel Core U-series 15W processor, and haven’t had any heating issues so far during heavy usage. The Dell 5570 laptop doesn’t have a hot 45W Intel Core HQ CPU nor a dedicated video card (which requires additional cooling), so I wouldn’t expect any excessive heating on the 5570 with its existing cooling system.
Martin –
Just got i5570-7487slv-pus with i7-8550u processor, 2tb hdd 16 gb ram and radeon 530 4gb graphics. Can I add m.2 ssd
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Danijel Z –
According to the official laptop manual of the Inspiron 5570 series, the laptop has one M.2 slot for SSD besides another M.2 slot for Wi-Fi / Bluetooth.
The M.2 SSD slot is listed on the page 17 of this guide: http://topics-cdn.dell.com/pdf/inspiron-15-5570-laptop%20_setup%20guide_en-us.pdf
Karen –
Help! Got this from my husband: 5570 with the i7-8550U Processor and 16GB memory, 2TB on the hard drive.
I mostly use my laptop for personal office type documents, email, Music, photo storage, and email. I use an iPad or my iPhone primarily, but need this for the office features. My current laptop is a 2004 Dell Inspiron with Windows XP if that gives you a clue how non tech I am.
Question: would I be better off with a refurbished Mac that could interface with my iPad, or with this new Dell?
Thanks.
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Danijel Z –
Apple has tech called Continuity for integration between Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple Watch. You can do a Google search for “Apple Continuity” to find out more, but generally a Mac would be better than the Dell when it comes to interfacing with your iPad and iPhone. Windows laptops like your Dell can interact with iPads and iPhones, but support for that is quite limited compared to Continuity.
gas –
USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C™ (1) (optional) with PowerDelivery and Video – only on Configs with Discrete graphics only
USB 3.1 Gen 1 (2)
USB2.0 (1)
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Prasad –
Does this laptop heats up too much on gaming due to amd graphics card?
What is the average battery life on normal use (without gaming)?
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Dan –
Does it have a pcie slot for the new ssd’s?
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Carol –
I just purchased a new Inspiron 15 5000 Series – 5570. Initial unboxing included step to activate fingerprint login but process failed. The computer only came with a minimal quick setup guide. I can’t tell if this machine is malfunctioning or if fingerprint login isn’t an option. Can anyone confirm?
Also, when I begin to setup the process, it morphs into “windows hello” feature. I guess they are related?
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siraj –
did you get your problem solved? because i am aslo facing the same problem..
Gerald –
Hello.
What is SSD technology? 3D NAND? 2D NAND? TLC? Thank you
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Dylan –
What material is the body made from?
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Danijel Z –
Dell hasn’t provided info on materials. I assume it’s all plastics, because if the laptop is made of aluminum (or a part of it – lid or base) they usually emphasize that fact in their product descriptions.
kevin –
does it have a type-c port?
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Danijel Z –
No, it doesn’t. The Dell Inspiron 5570 has only full size USB ports. Two USB 3.1 and one USB 2.0.
asaf –
it does have type c-port
Danijel Z –
Hi, as far as I know, the currently available Inspiron 5570 configurations with Intel integrated graphics don’t include USB-C. USB-C will be available on configurations with dedicated graphics, according to Dell’s official specs sheet.
Also, if you take a look at images of the 5570, USB-C is missing.
Anyway, thanks for the heads up. We’ll update this page when the new 5570 configurations with dedicated GPUs and USB-C hit the market.
gas –
USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type-C™ (1) (optional) with PowerDelivery and Video – only on Configs with Discrete graphics only
USB 3.1 Gen 1 (2)
USB2.0 (1)
4 out of 5
David Munger –
Mine only has Intel graphics and does have USB type c, next to the power jack.
srikanth –
does it support virtualization technology????
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Danijel Z –
Yes, the i5 and i7 processors in this laptop support virtualization via VT-x and VT-d technologies.
srikanth –
thanks for your response. talking about the new dell inspiron 5570 8th gen, does it support virtualization tech
Danijel Z –
Yes it does.