Dell workstation T7910 spacing between the two heatsinks, CPU 1 is hotter than before. My question is: will installing a heatsink from Noctua prevent this problem and keep my CPU 2 cool without affecting CPU 1? And how much space does it occupy? The one I bought from China 14 centimetres large
When you say "The fan will always be running" you mean that there is no PWM? I mean, if the Noctua fan is 4-pin, I would expect the PWM to work. If the 5th pin is required by the motherboard to do PWM, wouldn't that keep warning on every boot that the fan has failure? What are the noise levels of this? I'm looking to replace the stock cooler (already tried the Dell AIO) just so I can reduce the noise levels. Thanks!
This machine has been very stressful. Got it secondhand, CPUs were running a very hot idle. Did the 4 split washers and the screws just won't catch at all. I'm about to try 3 but it just may not be enough.
We don't have a cam software that tells us the RPM level or whether the fans are running at a certain speed. However, they are always running and always quiet.
@@GreenPCGamerscom thanks, I think you are an enciclopedia for these workstations, testing and adapting stuff. Have you tried the "Hardware Info" software? It sees my fans and their speeds. It can also control them but only in 3 steps: 0, 1000rpm and max speed.
Computer at full power, lots of noise from existing front fans. CPU hovers around 80 85 degrees. Now, when we apply this system, how much is the sound cut off?
The noctua heatsink brings the temps down quite a bit on the cpu. That in effect normally brings the front fan noise down. This is assuming you don’t have anything else installed in your system that bring up the temps.
Hi i have a question. I have T3600 i want to install a fan on the back side of the PC (above PSU) idk whats that placed called. Which fan can i install there? size? and how? any help would be appreciated 🙏
I have a T3610 which I think is the same. You mean right behind the CPU right? I used a Noctua 80mm fan and attached it with the included rubber attachments. But you can't power it off the motherboard headers unless you get a Dell 5 pin fan. I used a simple adapter cable that takes power from a SATA power plug and converts to 4 pin standard fan power. I don't have any speed control but it's fine because the fan is a low speed Noctua. If you do this you may also need a SATA power splitter, depending on how many plugs you have availble
@@lalljp Thankyou man :) but i am quite noob in these things so i didn't understand much about cables or the SATA power plug. I should take it to the PC shop :)
@@niazijr the power plugs are easy to figure out. SATA hard drives have a data port and a power port, and so you take one of those power plugs for the hard drive and use a fan converter. If you look on Amazon there are ones made by Noctua that are simple to set up. Be careful if you go to a computer shop, they may not know that Dell uses a special 5 pin fan plug that can get damaged if you plug in a standard fan, so make sure you tell them
The heatsink in this video would work. However, you might have to use different mounting brackets. There are multiple mounting brackets included with the heatsink if you buy it new.
Question, There is any tutorial to make an adapter from ATX psu to T3600 motherboard? my psu just die and i had to import another one and it cost me double the price and i don't want to do that again
@@GreenPCGamerscom Well, i got my psu but turn out that my motherboard is dead so now i have to import a new one because now i have 2 functional psu x'd My question now is, can i swap the t3600 to a t3610 motherboard?
I have a question, i was wondering if i can mix 4x2gb ram sticks with 2x4 ram sticks they both have the same numbers (PC3 10600E) for the dell precision t3500.
I want to keep my T7910’s heatsink for CPU1 and add this Noctua to CPU2 which is without heatsink and keeps getting the heat from CPU1. I bought a big heatsink from AliExpress and it worked too well. CPU2 is cooler than CPU1 and because of the lack of spacing between the two heatsinks, CPU 1 is hotter than before. My question is: will installing a heatsink from Noctua prevent this problem and keep my CPU 2 cool without affecting CPU 1? And how much space does it occupy? The one I bought from China 14 centimetres large
Just bought one of these to make my daily, I'll b upgrading the processors, great time to do this as well, thanks!
Dell workstation T7910 spacing between the two heatsinks, CPU 1 is hotter than before.
My question is: will installing a heatsink from Noctua prevent this problem and keep my CPU 2 cool without affecting CPU 1? And how much space does it occupy? The one I bought from China 14 centimetres large
When you say "The fan will always be running" you mean that there is no PWM? I mean, if the Noctua fan is 4-pin, I would expect the PWM to work. If the 5th pin is required by the motherboard to do PWM, wouldn't that keep warning on every boot that the fan has failure? What are the noise levels of this? I'm looking to replace the stock cooler (already tried the Dell AIO) just so I can reduce the noise levels. Thanks!
Were you able to put the optical drive cage back in after this upgrade?
This machine has been very stressful. Got it secondhand, CPUs were running a very hot idle. Did the 4 split washers and the screws just won't catch at all. I'm about to try 3 but it just may not be enough.
Are you using the same heatsink that we used?
whats the long scrwdriver you used? what # is the Phillips for those screws too?
Hello, can I use Noctua NH-U9DX i4 Heatsink for Dell T7910?
Yes
Hello, I have one, but it only comes with one processor; the second processor can be any of the ones on the recommended list, or it must be identical.
The second processor must be identical.
Hello, can I use this on a t7610 and would the side panel close properly this two of these Noctua heatsinks installed?
You can use it on the T7610. However, the side panel won't be able to shut after the install.
Will this work for a T5600?
Yes
I just upgraded from 2637 v3 to 2690 and now it won't boot. Is there something else I need to do?
did you manage to get it to work? If not, upgrade the Bios.
@@iitk68 I did. Had to reseat the cpus
Always running...at what speed?
Will it be varying?
We don't have a cam software that tells us the RPM level or whether the fans are running at a certain speed. However, they are always running and always quiet.
@@GreenPCGamerscom thanks, I think you are an enciclopedia for these workstations, testing and adapting stuff.
Have you tried the "Hardware Info" software?
It sees my fans and their speeds.
It can also control them but only in 3 steps: 0, 1000rpm and max speed.
Computer at full power, lots of noise from existing front fans. CPU hovers around 80 85 degrees. Now, when we apply this system, how much is the sound cut off?
The noctua heatsink brings the temps down quite a bit on the cpu. That in effect normally brings the front fan noise down. This is assuming you don’t have anything else installed in your system that bring up the temps.
Can you use a standard power supply to power this motherboard?
We've never tried a standard power supply with a T7810. Mainly because ATX power supplies won't fit in a T7810 case. Let us know if you try it.
I have a question, i can´t buy that Split Washers because i live in Spain. Could you tell me, what must I buy split whashers ?
Try trimming the springs
Hi i have a question. I have T3600 i want to install a fan on the back side of the PC (above PSU) idk whats that placed called. Which fan can i install there? size? and how? any help would be appreciated 🙏
I have a T3610 which I think is the same. You mean right behind the CPU right? I used a Noctua 80mm fan and attached it with the included rubber attachments. But you can't power it off the motherboard headers unless you get a Dell 5 pin fan. I used a simple adapter cable that takes power from a SATA power plug and converts to 4 pin standard fan power. I don't have any speed control but it's fine because the fan is a low speed Noctua. If you do this you may also need a SATA power splitter, depending on how many plugs you have availble
@@lalljp Thankyou man :) but i am quite noob in these things so i didn't understand much about cables or the SATA power plug. I should take it to the PC shop :)
@@niazijr the power plugs are easy to figure out. SATA hard drives have a data port and a power port, and so you take one of those power plugs for the hard drive and use a fan converter. If you look on Amazon there are ones made by Noctua that are simple to set up. Be careful if you go to a computer shop, they may not know that Dell uses a special 5 pin fan plug that can get damaged if you plug in a standard fan, so make sure you tell them
what is the clearance for the cpu cooler? can it fit nh d15?
We've never tried the NH D15 in a precision workstation. We've only used that model heatsink in custom ATX Cases. Let us know if you try it.
I have precision T7600, i'm wondering which noctua heatsink model will fit the case with side panel closed, have you tried on T7600?
The heatsink in this video would work. However, you might have to use different mounting brackets. There are multiple mounting brackets included with the heatsink if you buy it new.
Hello, do you know if it is compatible and fits with the Dell T7910? Thanks.
Yes, the heatsinks will work on a T7910 as well. However, the aftermarket heatsinks will stop you from being able to shut the stock side panel.
Question, There is any tutorial to make an adapter from ATX psu to T3600 motherboard? my psu just die and i had to import another one and it cost me double the price and i don't want to do that again
I found a post that explains how to do that, but I've never done anything like that and I'm a little afraid of frying my PC.
[HOW TO] Dell Precision T3600 PSU Swap on hardwarecanucks
We've never messed with ATX PSU's on the T3600 Workstations. Mainly because they won't fit in the chassis. Thanks for the info.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Well, i got my psu but turn out that my motherboard is dead so now i have to import a new one because now i have 2 functional psu x'd
My question now is, can i swap the t3600 to a t3610 motherboard?
Do you know where I can find my pci power connecter for my gpu if my gpu doesn’t require one?
They are normally located right above the 2 x 3.5" HDD Slots.
@@GreenPCGamerscom I have one more question do you know if the 1660 phoenix oc will work with the dell precision t3500
I can't put the side panel back
Due to the heatsinks? What model system are you using?
@@GreenPCGamerscom T7810 , the side panel with the button mechanical box will hit the heatsink
I have a question, i was wondering if i can mix 4x2gb ram sticks with 2x4 ram sticks they both have the same numbers (PC3 10600E) for the dell precision t3500.
Please post this question on the T3500 Memory Upgrade Video.
Hello, can I use Noctua NH-U9DX i4 Heatsink for Dell T7910, t7820?
Yes
I want to keep my T7910’s heatsink for CPU1 and add this Noctua to CPU2 which is without heatsink and keeps getting the heat from CPU1.
I bought a big heatsink from AliExpress and it worked too well. CPU2 is cooler than CPU1 and because of the lack of spacing between the two heatsinks, CPU 1 is hotter than before.
My question is: will installing a heatsink from Noctua prevent this problem and keep my CPU 2 cool without affecting CPU 1? And how much space does it occupy? The one I bought from China 14 centimetres large