Laptops and notebooks may be excellent devices, but there is no match for desktops with high-performance central processing units (CPUs). Most of the processors can handle any workload, and then there are faster CPUs that work thorough heavy workload, ultimately saving you a lot of time.

CPUs have now acquired support for the latest technologies like the SSD and external graphic card to provide better performance at very reasonable prices. Here's a list of three such CPUs that are perfect for the regular workplace loads:

Dell Precision

If you are in a line of work where crashes are intolerable, Dell precision T5810 is just the CPU for you. The workstation type CPU comes with Intel Xeon E5 processor that is known for its reliability and lag-free operation.  The 6-core processor has a massive error-correcting memory that makes it perfect for sensitive works like CAD and financial software’s.

Apart from the processor, this CPU also has leverage on the RAM and GPU side. It offers an Nvidia Quadro k2200 GPU with 4 GB DDR5 memory and 3 display port- one HDMI and 2 standard ports. The processor pairs with a set of RAM slot that supports temporary memory of 16 GB to 256 GB without any problem. The CPU also packs support SSD of up to 2 TB, which is enough for storing all your program files and other content.

Apple Mac Pro

When it comes to sturdy and high-performance computer systems, Apple always has the best models. Mac Pro 2 is the best example of their design and precise builds. The CPU comes with an ATI Radeon graphics card and a unique 12 core processor. Apple has combined 2 Intel Xeon 3.3GHz processors to achieve these core numbers. The latest version of this CPU even offers AVID Pro Tool HDX Core card.

This MAC Pro with HDX video card can sustain even the most high-resolution software’s and graphics without a glitch.  Its support for 64 to 128 GB RAM and 1 to 2 TB SSD is further an advantage for CAD designing and other heavy uses.

 Apart from the processing and memory, Apple has also taken care of the casing and outlet. They have developed this system with an easy to open frame that lattice pattern for quiet operation and better cooling. 

As for the connectivity part, this CPU offer 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports, 4 Firewire port and 5 USB ports. It also offers dual-display outlets and a DVI port for additional support. 

Dell Optiplex

The Optiplex series is a range of business and enterprise laptop that was launched under Dell’s 1993 business computer section. The computer started with the Pentium processor, but as the series progressed, they advanced their chipset of the latest Intel processor. One of their most recent innovations is Dell Optiplex 5050 (D11S).

This particular model offered a 3.2 GHz i5 process with a turbo boost of up to 3.6GHz. It comes preinstalled with high-speed RAM of 4 GB and a hard drive of 500GB. The RAM is extendable up to 32 GB while the socket allows SSD of up to 1 TB.  This budget-friendly machine also offered HD Graphic 550 along with four USB 2.0 and six USB 3.0 ports. Dell has even integrated Intel HD Graphic 530, which is enough for handling decent graphics and resolutions.

The Final Words

The good thing about these CPUs is that they are much more flexible than the standard laptop or other similar machines. They offer you slots to add additional memory chips, hard drives, external peripheral and a lot more. The three devices mentioned above are the best of this line.

These models have been a choice of professional for years and all the right reasons. So, the next time you need a system for your workplace, these three are the models that you can consider.