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  1. Given your current setup and expectations, it sounds like you need a true desktop replacement with serious power, reliability, and expansion options. Based on what you’ve described, a strong contender would be the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 6 or the Dell Precision 7780. But if you want a specific model that checks almost every box — the Lenovo ThinkPad P1 Gen 6 with Intel i9-13900H, 64GB RAM, 4TB SSD (with a second slot), and RTX 4070 graphics is an excellent pick. Here's why: Performance: It's blazing fast, handles demanding tasks with ease, and supports dual NVMe SSDs — perfect for your current storage setup. Build & Cooling: Great thermals, especially compared to the XPS series which often suffers in that department. Magnesium alloy chassis keeps it sturdy without being bulky. Keyboard: Classic ThinkPad typing experience — tactile, accurate, and comfortable for long sessions (ideal since you type a lot). Display: 16" WQXGA (2560x1600) with 100% sRGB — bright, sharp, and a good compromise from 17” while staying portable. Ports: Includes multiple USB-C/Thunderbolt, HDMI, headphone jack, and SD card reader. You’ll also get ISV certifications if you ever dabble in professional creative or CAD software — even if you're not gaming, this type of machine will run cool and stable under heavy loads. If you’re leaning toward Dell again, the Precision 7780 (a business-grade cousin of the XPS 17) could be a better experience with much better thermals and pro-grade durability.
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