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Dell Latitude 5411 Laptops (Refurbished) on sale from
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There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
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There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
Layout and build quality otherwise, seems fine. Decent expansion internally, just too little heat sinking.
There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
I would point out that many other Latitude series also had similar cooling issues (7490 comes to mind). I would also argue that many macbooks have similar cooling issues especially the ones with intel chips in them. It's just hard to have a small form factor with a hot chip and it not have some cooling downsides.
I would rather buy one of these used Latitudes then buy an Inspiron any day of the week. The Latitudes were built for business and made to last many years in an everyday environment. The driver support is better, the build quality better, and the latitudes are easily serviceable and parts can be found easily vs Inspiron series laptops.
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There are other good opportunities at Dell Refurbished (FedEx Recycling), but these two aren't among them. I've bought many from FedEx.
The cooling on the 5411 is terrible. Check the Dell Community and Reddit. They basically took the 5410 and tried to put out a faster/better 5410, but made the cooling worse.
Check the underside slots.
You'll likely be the 3rd/4th owner. Whatever companies/govt offices used these did not treat them well. Plus, the tech is 4-5 years old now.
Buy another refurbished model, or buy a new Inspiron for $259-$399.
Some govts/corporates bought huge quantities of the 5411 and then shipped them back to Dell after. The only cooling solution is to set it to frequently cool which brings your processing power down to the absolutely minimum - along with noisy fans.
Avoid the 5410 and 5411 models.
The 11~14th gen Core CPU (Tiger Lake i#-11##U/H and up) has AV1 decoding. The Dell Latitude 5420 uses Tiger Lake-U. Current stock start at $240 after coupon though specs are weaker (8GB/256GB) and there are design changes: the Trackpoint is gone and the touchpad buttons are now integrated (clickpad).
On the AMD side, the Zen 3+ (Rembrandt), Zen 4 and Zen 2+ (Mendocino) have AV1 decode.
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