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DELL Latitude E7470 laptop i7-6650U 8GB 128GB SSD 14" HD+ No Operating System

SKU CH-Z1XF-043TJ

A 14-inch HD+ business laptop with a dual-core i7-6650U processor, 8GB DDR4 memory and a new 128GB SATA SSD, sold without an operating system

  • ColorBlack
  • Operating SystemNo
  • CPU TypeIntel Core i7 6th Gen
  • Processor Name2.20GHz
  • Turbo Frequency3.40 GHz
  • Number of CoresDual-core Processor
  • Intel Core i7-6650U dual-core reaches 3.40 GHz turbo for responsive multitasking
  • 8 GB DDR4 memory handles everyday workloads and supports up to 16 GB total
  • 128 GB SATA SSD provides fast boot and application loading in a 2.5" form factor
  • 0" HD+ display delivers 1600 x 900 resolution for clear visuals
  • Intel Iris Graphics 540 drives integrated graphics without a discrete GPU

Latitude E7470 for portable work

The Dell Latitude E7470 is a 14.0 inch HD+ laptop built around an Intel Core i7-6650U dual-core processor running at 2.20 GHz with a 3.40 GHz turbo frequency. It comes with 8GB of DDR4 memory and a new 128GB 2.5 inch SATA SSD. The system ships without an operating system, so the buyer must supply and install their own Windows or Linux environment.

Thermals and power in daily use

The 14.0 inch chassis uses the integrated Intel Iris Graphics 540, which keeps heat output modest during typical office tasks and web browsing. The dual-core CPU stays within its low-power envelope, so fan noise remains low in normal conditions and battery life is preserved for mobile workflows.

What the included SSD and memory layout change

The factory-fitted 128GB SATA SSD provides a clean, bootable volume right out of the box, removing the need to source a drive before installing an OS. Two memory slots are present with a maximum supported capacity of 16GB, allowing a straightforward upgrade from the standard 8GB if workloads demand more headroom.

Highlights

  • Intel Core i7-6650U dual-core reaches 3.40 GHz turbo for responsive multitasking
  • 8 GB DDR4 memory handles everyday workloads and supports up to 16 GB total
  • 128 GB SATA SSD provides fast boot and application loading in a 2.5" form factor
  • 0" HD+ display delivers 1600 x 900 resolution for clear visuals
  • Intel Iris Graphics 540 drives integrated graphics without a discrete GPU

Specifications

BrandDELL
SeriesLatitude
ModelLatitude E7470
ColorBlack
Operating SystemNo
CPU TypeIntel Core i7 6th Gen
Processor Name2.20GHz
Turbo Frequency3.40 GHz
Number of CoresDual-core Processor
Screen Size14.0"
TouchscreenNon-Touch Screen
Display TypeHD+
Resolution1600 x 900
GPU/VPUIntel Iris Graphics 540
SSD128GB
HDDNo
Storage Spec128GB SSD 2.5" SATA
Memory8GB
Memory Slot (Total)2
Max Memory Supported16 GB
Optical Drive TypeNo
AudioIntegrated Sound card
StyleUltrabook
TypeMainstream
Dimensions (W x D x H)9.13" x 13.19" x .76"
Weight3 - 3.9 lbs.

Questions about this item

How do I install an additional DDR4 module in the second memory slot, and which orientation do people often get wrong?

Remove the base cover, align the notch on the DDR4 stick with the slot key, and press down until the side clips click; the common mistake is inserting the module backwards so the notch misses the key.

What storage upgrade will the 2.5-inch SATA bay accept later?

Any 2.5-inch SATA SSD or hard drive up to the drive-height the chassis allows; the original 128GB unit is a SATA SSD, so a larger SATA drive drops in directly.

At what point does the Intel Iris Graphics 540 become the bottleneck during extended workloads?

The GPU shares system memory, so sustained 3D or video tasks hit the 8GB RAM ceiling first, causing throttling before the processor reaches its 3.40 GHz turbo limit.

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