Just ordered my E5-2680 V4 CPU ($15) and a Power supply upgrade from 425w to 685w. Gonna get those in first, then consider what kind of GPU I want to install. Thanks for the video.
@@coolStranger516 Did you have to change any settings in the BIOS for the new Xeon proc? I have the cheezy 4 core XEON in there now. I think it runs at 3.3 GHz.
@@AudioGuyBrian I had 5 of these computers. For 3 of them I was able to upgrade to xeon v4 chip. But for the other two its wouldn't work no matter what I do.
@@coolStranger516 you said thats your capture card top is so called nvme ? Unless you make a new vlog that in action ..by the way i have T5810 too with evga 1070FTW ..very odd vid
Wow, this is exactly the video I need, Thank you! I also have a Dell T5810. Could you please further explaborate on the process of converting from sata drives to the m.2 nvme drives? The part I don't understand is converting the nvme to GPT. Would you have to do this before installing into the computer? A step by step guide for this would be appreciated, because I think you are the only person I have found on the internet to successfully do this mod on this computer.
I can tell you how I do it. I have another pc where I have macariun reflect software installed. I take sata drive from the dell t5810 pc and a new blank nvme ssd with pcie adapter. I installed both of them in the computer where I have macarium install. Then I clone the sata into the nvme drive. Just select shrink or extend the partition to fill up target disk. Then install the nvme on your dell with the adapter just like you install your gpu. Must go to bios make sure it's recognized and put it on top the boot order priority list. That's it. So far this transfer process has worked for me. But it didn't work for older windows installation that was installed long time ago using MBR partition. So, just make the sata drive that you want to clone have a GPT partition.
Solid state storage is a $cam = limited write cycles & not actually faster when handling big files. They fake the specs by caching things 2 get a high number, then they slow down 2 a crawl, relatively speaking. Also they tend 2 die all of a suden without warning more than drives. Seagate is trash, but the pre-seagate buyout Samsungs are nice =) WD is also worse than Samsung, & Hitachi R in between. Depending on the 'bit depth' version of SSD U can hav $hit dying in only a few hundred write cycles = PATHETIC!! ~> ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=explaining+computers+ssd
i have problem with this T5810 becouse my xeon 1650v3 dont turbo boost stuck on 3,5Ghz. Dell suck and they sruck Power Limit l. XTU show EDP limit thrtoling :(
I built one 4 years ago. Used e5 2687w v4 cpu and gt 1060 6 gb. Nice performance. Now upgrading to 2080 ti gpu for $250.
It works with 2080 ti just fine but gets a little congested. I have a 1070 in there now.
Just ordered my E5-2680 V4 CPU ($15) and a Power supply upgrade from 425w to 685w. Gonna get those in first, then consider what kind of GPU I want to install. Thanks for the video.
@@AudioGuyBrian smart move. This is a really powerful pc at an affordable price. You won't regret it.
@@coolStranger516 Did you have to change any settings in the BIOS for the new Xeon proc? I have the cheezy 4 core XEON in there now. I think it runs at 3.3 GHz.
@@AudioGuyBrian nope.
@@AudioGuyBrian I had 5 of these computers. For 3 of them I was able to upgrade to xeon v4 chip. But for the other two its wouldn't work no matter what I do.
@@coolStranger516 Odd. What was preventing the upgrade? Did you find some difference with the ones that would not take the faster Xeons?
Why is your " m.2 nvme adapter " has sata cable in your picture..
@@fog71 the top slot is for m.2 sata ssd. It needs sata connection to operate. The bottom slot is for nvme
@@coolStranger516 you said thats your capture card top is so called nvme ? Unless you make a new vlog that in action
..by the way i have T5810 too with evga 1070FTW ..very odd vid
@@fog71 search for dual m.2 pcie adapter on Amazon. It has two slots. Don't confuse these slots with pci express slot where the capture card is.
Wow, this is exactly the video I need, Thank you! I also have a Dell T5810. Could you please further explaborate on the process of converting from sata drives to the m.2 nvme drives? The part I don't understand is converting the nvme to GPT. Would you have to do this before installing into the computer? A step by step guide for this would be appreciated, because I think you are the only person I have found on the internet to successfully do this mod on this computer.
I can tell you how I do it. I have another pc where I have macariun reflect software installed. I take sata drive from the dell t5810 pc and a new blank nvme ssd with pcie adapter. I installed both of them in the computer where I have macarium install. Then I clone the sata into the nvme drive. Just select shrink or extend the partition to fill up target disk. Then install the nvme on your dell with the adapter just like you install your gpu. Must go to bios make sure it's recognized and put it on top the boot order priority list. That's it. So far this transfer process has worked for me. But it didn't work for older windows installation that was installed long time ago using MBR partition. So, just make the sata drive that you want to clone have a GPT partition.
@@coolStranger516 Thank you for the clarification, I will let you know how it goes!
@@christopherbogardus4682 you are welcome 😊
Solid state storage is a $cam = limited write cycles & not actually faster when handling big files. They fake the specs by caching things 2 get a high number, then they slow down 2 a crawl, relatively speaking. Also they tend 2 die all of a suden without warning more than drives. Seagate is trash, but the pre-seagate buyout Samsungs are nice =) WD is also worse than Samsung, & Hitachi R in between. Depending on the 'bit depth' version of SSD U can hav $hit dying in only a few hundred write cycles = PATHETIC!! ~> ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=explaining+computers+ssd
Hello, i would like to do a similar upgrade to a DELL precision tower 7810, my goal is to use X-plane 12. Any advices ?
Make sure power supply is 685watt or above. Add a v4 cpu. Add a newer gpu 2070 or 3070. Make sure it has single 8 pin pcie.
i have problem with this T5810 becouse my xeon 1650v3 dont turbo boost stuck on 3,5Ghz. Dell suck and they sruck Power Limit l. XTU show EDP limit thrtoling :(
can I use XEON E5-2697 v4 for this application?
@@Guitarsuphu shouldn't be any trouble. But make sure it has the 685 power supply.
@@coolStranger516 thanks
Is this suitable for music production?
would you recommend the GHz for this CPU? thanks
@@Guitarsuphu I saw this computer is being sold for music production on mainstream websites like eBay and Amazon.
@@Guitarsuphu I got this xeon e5 2680 v4 cpu for $15 bucks. And it's 14 cores and 14 threads. It works really good and it's great deal.
if i get an e5 2680 v4 will i need to upgrade the fans?
and should i get a e5 2680 v4 or the 2666 v3 for gaming and video editing (mostly video editing)
@@donaldolorunsaiye stock fan works amazingly well. Even stays cool under full load. these cpus are amazing
@@donaldolorunsaiye I used mine mainly for video editing. and it renders really quickly.
@@coolStranger516 thanks!
@@coolStranger516 sorry but one more question, if i use a 2680v4 and an rx 5700/xt will i be fine with the 625w psu?
Humm Bof.low perfs