18"
IPS · 2560 × 1600
3
CPU options
3.52 kg
Weight
2025
Released
A desktop-replacement workstation with a large screen, professional NVIDIA graphics and substantial expansion room.
The 18-inch 16:10 screen provides room for large drawings and multiple application windows.
The service design provides tool-free access to removable components.
Four SO-DIMM slots provide expansion room beyond the two-slot layout common in smaller notebooks.
Use the application’s GPU support and project-memory requirements to make the choice. A larger memory capacity alone does not establish processing performance.
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Dell Pro Max 18 Plus (MB18250) 18" · From $4,100 Dell Pro Max 18 Plus is the closest direct rival: a flagship 18-inch professional workstation explicitly cross-compared with the Fury for demanding graphics and AI workloads. 
Dell Pro Max 16 Plus (MB16250) 16" · From $2,999 Dell Pro Max 16 Plus fills the same high-end engineering workstation role, trading the Fury’s larger workspace for a smaller chassis and an optional OLED display. 
Lenovo ThinkPad P16 (Gen 3) 16" · From $4,067 Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 3 serves the same demanding CAD, 3D modeling and engineering buyer, with a smaller 16-inch footprint and a highly regarded keyboard. From $5,259
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