I'm not using mine for a gaming machine, but a home server / lab server, but this video was still very helpful, thank you. I have a T5810 with Xeon E5-2680 (14 real, no-kidding cores, 28 effective threads), 128GB RAM, 2TB SSD and 10TB HDD that I have spent less than $500 on total. I'll be hosting a couple dozen VMs and a handful of Docker apps. This machine will do this without breaking a sweat and still have resources left to run some games if they're on a separate SSD (possibly utilizing an M.2 on a PCIe x8 slot). It's incredible to get this kind of hardware for that price. That kind of machine would have been over $10k just 5 years ago. This is why I liketo wait until the end of a business lifecycle (about every 5 years), because these machines can do so much more than consumer-grade machines for about a 5th to 10th of the price.
Great video. I picked up a T5810 to do a mini project, 1620 V3, 16GB 2133, AMD Firepro W5100, it was able to game at 1080p Low @30+FPS on "No man's sky. I will be installing a 5500XT once my 2x6 to 8pin adapter is here, upgrade to 1650 v3 for £12ish & mess around with the cooling etc, very decent capable machine!
Built three of these years ago, when the RTX2060 Super founder editions were $350. I had three T-5810s laying around the office, all with the E5-1650 v4, 4.0ghz, CPUs. I went to E-Bay and upgraded the PSUs and pretty sure, Amazon for splitters to combine 6pins to power the RTX2060S. Used a flathead screw driver to carefully pry off the metal piece behind the panel to fit the GPU, pretty easy actually, just take it slow to not damage the panel. Never had heat issues, have no extra fans. My only splurge was three Alienware 24”240hz monitors, because @1080p my kids easily go over 100fps-300fps depending on game. To date, I still can not justify upgrading their PC as anything I look at in the $1,000-$1,200 range would be worse or equal.
Dell has the cooling figured out. You don't need any janky fans. I am running a T5810 with an E5-2697 V4, 64GB RAM, GTX-980 and a pair of 6TB RAID 1 HDD's. It's mainly because Dell designs their machine properly, meaning they have different thermal zones. What you should mention is the annoying metal/rubber bracket/extension on the lid that prevents full sized GPU installs.
I have done this build but with 64gbs of ddr4, Intel xeon e5-2687 v4 12 core 24 thread 3.5 turbo and 1.5tb ssds(1 1tb ssd and the original 500 gbs sd, an amd 6650xt and the original 1060 6gb gpu, 825w psu and 2 Thermaltake fans added. This pc is a beast and runs up 1440p gaming without and problems. Definitely recommend for people on a budget
I built a precision 5810 on a budget . specs are ....xeon e5- 2695 v3 14 core 28 threads , 32gb ram {upgradable to 256 gb}, 1 samsung 970 pro m.2 1tb w/ pci-e card , 1 samsung 870 evo sata ssd 1tb, zotac rtx 2060 super , tp-link ac1300 pci-e wifi card. oem 685 watt psu. it runs 1080p at ultra settings and 4k at medium. All cooling is stock becuase this beast was overbuilt when it comes to cooling. the only thing, other than the upgrades was reapplying a premium thermal paste . A very good and stable machine for around $500 ., upgrades
Ace video thanks, interesting as these are becoming more affordable now compared to the ageing T7500s etc and are definitely a good buy for someone looking for cheap performance! If they can let go of the RGB 🙏🏼
Great video! I just got one of these from work for FREE. Has the 825w psu. How good would this tower be as a dedicated streaming PC? I already have a gaming PC w/ a 3070.
I'm selling my T7500 that has a x5690 so I can buy this system, the CPU is a E5-2680 v3 with 16 GBs of DDR4 memory, 128 GB SSD and 1 TB HDD for 250 dollars, need a better GPU now so my Dell 3060 ti isn't being heavily bottlenecked lol
My work is about to sell me my previous machine, a 5810 with the E5 1660 v3 (8 cores, 16 threads) and 32GB of RAM, but Im checking how can I upgrade to a decent GPU because I want it to play fighting games in the living room and some emulation.
Also they are selling it to me for less than 20 bucks (including peripherals and two monitors) because my supervisor said more or less verbatim: "Look, me paying shipping so it gets here to headquarters and store it in a warehouse because cybersecurity measures say we cannot use it anymore is more expensive than selling you the machine."
How hard is it to put a clear window in the removable panel on the case? Is the glass you mounted tempered? I found 4 Dell Precision towers! 3 T3620s & 1 T1650. All have the Xeon CPU! The 1650 is about 10 years old and the 3620s are about 7 years old! But still run!
I’d imagine you’d have to use a small angle grinder, probably touching up the edges with rubber so it’s not sharp then attaching either acrylic or glass to the back using plaster tape
I just found one of these on a Swedish refurb site (im swedish). Cpu is a Xeon 1650 V3. 64GB DDR4 2133mhz ( A bit slow, but im just a pure gamer, i doubt i notice). And the Geforce 1080. 540 USD, is that a good deal? I certainly think so! i cant beat this price for performance on any other refurb site here. Im not in dire need, i got a main gaming rig, im just hoping to replace my reserve gaming rig (HP Z420 with a bent motherboard, some ports cant be used).
Can you please tell me if a t7810 dual xenon 18 core 64gb ram 480 sdd with an M4000 could be used to also game on?i tried finding if its good for that also since i bought it for architecture work…
When you consider the power consumption is it still worth it, or are more modern, efficient, processors cheaper when you consider the energy use over a year?
Hi Ace; i do have a t5810 with xeon e-1650 and Nvidia M4000 graphic card, I would like to use for rendering 3D animation, power 685. Could you please let me know what new cpu and gpu higher end can I use for upgrading (if it possible) based on the same power unit and motherboard configuration? Thanks a lot!
For a GPU, depending on which PSU do you have, if it's the 685W one, you can do 370TI. As for CPU, you will have to check the service tag and see what Dell are saying for maximum supported
I appreciate the work you put into this video. But you kind of sidestepped the tremendously high power that those old Xeon's used compared to modern CPUs. And also, that newer Ryzen platform can be upgraded, where as these end up as giant paperweights around my office after 3 years.
All that is true but we are talking about Ultra budget gaming, keeping things very cheap, not everyone can afford upgrading. Also after 8 years since the Precision was released you can see that they are not only not a paperweight, but beat the Ryzen in all games.
@@HardwareSense And the power consumption difference isn't that big if you select the correct CPU. The Xeon 2640 v3, for example, works great in these and a 90W TDP part. It's also $20. Even parts with officially higher TDP most often do not run at the full wattage when gaming.
Tremendously high power? The best CPU you can put in there is the E5-2699 V4, with a TDP of 145W.... That's for 22 cores. An R9-5950X has a TDP of 105W for 16 cores... A modern CPU such as the i7-13700K has a TDP of 253W.... with 8E and 8P cores. So no, in summary I don't really think the most power hungry CPU you can put in a 5810 has a TDP that is out of line with other modern performance CPU's and certainly not 'tremendously high power'. And recall this is TDP. IRL my 5810 rarefy pulls more than 100W at the plug doing normal non-gaming stuff. It has a e5-2699 V4, 96GB of memory, 1.6TB Intel Optane drive, 2x6TB RAID 1 HDD's and a GTX-980. My gaming rig pulls significantly more, but it has an R9-5950X, RTX-3080 ti, 64GB, a 2TB NVME and 2x 8TB RAID 1 SAS drives. The real power hog in the house is my Dell Precision 7910, with 2x E5-2699V4's, 128GB RDIMM, 1.2TB Intel Optane, 4x8TB SAS drives in a RAID 5, and a RTX-2080 ti....
@HardwareSense I have exactly the same model and am running a GTX650 TI boost with 6 pin connector but have just bought an Rx480 which has 8 pin, I went to local comp shop and he wasnt sure if his cable would work due to it being dell it may have a different pin setup? what cable would i need from the PSU motherboard to the graphics card?
@@HardwareSense Good evening. Thank you for your video. Please tell me, as far as I understand, it is possible to install a normal Windows or Linux operating system on this station and use it like a normal PC? Can any standard hard drive and video card be inserted into this motherboard? If I buy a used station, can there be any passwords on it that will interfere with the installation of the operating system? thank you
The CPU is actively cooled! You can't see it because of the shroud, but there's a fan in the middle drawing air through. Very efficient design and works great, I hardly ever hear the fan throttling up.
I just picked one up for $200, only problem is the door doesn't allow tall cards. Any advice or a video to add the window like you did? I need at least a RX 580 to play Half Life Alex for Stream VR.
If you use a "U" type adapter when connecting the 8 pin power cord to the top of a 4 3/8" graphics card the cover will fit without removing the plastic/rubber piece. Most card manufacturers offer the smaller 4 3/8" sizes of 3060s, 70s, etc. but they don't have the better cooling options available with the taller 5.5" cards. You can unscrew the plastic/rubber piece on the inside of the case cover but it is designed to be permanently attached (clinched?) to a metal piece to the cover that interferes with installing the larger cards. Not sure how easy it would be to scrape that metal piece off without bending the cover. Cutting it out and replacing it with a clear or ventilated piece is a great solution. Adding the rear exhaust fan is another excellent idea.
Good day sir... I have a question.. I'm using T5810 recently and would like to upgrade the cpu e5-2690 v3 to e5-2699 v3. Do T5810 support e5-2699 v3 cpu?
I'm running a 3060 12g on a e5, 1650 v3 and never have any issues with temps. The only thing I don't like is you can only set the fan speeds in the bios
So long as the CPU cooler fan supports the CPU's TDP, you should be good to go. The E5-2699v3 has a TDP of 145W, which is 10W more than the E5-2690v3. I think you could check if the fan fits this specification by looking its part number up.
Help my 5810 is acting strange... Only dvi gpu's work... DisplayPort doesn't output on any gpu i have.. I'm trying to use a AMD Radeon pro WX5100... No dp output. Then trying the 2e wx5100 in my other pc and that one doesn't work in my 5810 as well.. wtf is going on..
Is it possible to stick an ssd in there, I'm considering getting one of these and wanted to place the one I have for a laptop that doesn't work anymore
I thought the window was standard. :-( I guess I'll have to put my metalworking non-skills to the test because I like it! Makes it look a bit more gamery (gamer-like). :-)
@@waheed53gb Actually I do. My Gpu temps are a little high even at high rpm with side panel on. But when I remove the side panel is temps are normal. I definitely need a exhaust fan. I will go with a 90mm fan.
@@humayuntariq3530 I faced the same problem today when my RX570 and CPU hit 73 degrees while playing a graphic intensive video game. I took off the side panel and the inside was expelling hot air. I noticed that the front exhaust fans were not epinning fast enough for proper air circulation. So I went into the BIOS and changed the fan speed from auto to manual. And then I set the speed to 30 percent fixed. Afterwards, I replaced the side panel. Now the GPU and CPU temperatures were 65 and 55 respectively. I think you should try this approach before installing another fan.
The t5810 did not feature an x79 processor. First of all, x79 refers to the chip set and the T5810 had a 612 chip set and the processors supported were Haswell and Broadwell Xeons. I am not even going to watch the video...
@@HardwareSense ebay still has a bunch dont buy a work station with out fans dell has no fans you have to rig fans into it its a pain lenova and hp has better boxes but then its 50 more at least most colleges had dells yeah certain chips hit and bam the price crashes before this 1650 v4 were hot sometimes you ghet lucky and get free cad crads that have 2 4 6 and 8 gigs horrid for gaming though
I'm not using mine for a gaming machine, but a home server / lab server, but this video was still very helpful, thank you. I have a T5810 with Xeon E5-2680 (14 real, no-kidding cores, 28 effective threads), 128GB RAM, 2TB SSD and 10TB HDD that I have spent less than $500 on total. I'll be hosting a couple dozen VMs and a handful of Docker apps. This machine will do this without breaking a sweat and still have resources left to run some games if they're on a separate SSD (possibly utilizing an M.2 on a PCIe x8 slot). It's incredible to get this kind of hardware for that price. That kind of machine would have been over $10k just 5 years ago. This is why I liketo wait until the end of a business lifecycle (about every 5 years), because these machines can do so much more than consumer-grade machines for about a 5th to 10th of the price.
How much wattage does your setup run on, I was thinking of getting a similar setup
How did you get so much ram and storage for that cheap
@@TeachBackGamma I think it’s 800? Not sure.
@@CorvetteC7IsCool it’s all eBay for the computer and Amazon refurbs for the hard drives.
Great video.
I picked up a T5810 to do a mini project, 1620 V3, 16GB 2133, AMD Firepro W5100, it was able to game at 1080p Low @30+FPS on "No man's sky.
I will be installing a 5500XT once my 2x6 to 8pin adapter is here, upgrade to 1650 v3 for £12ish & mess around with the cooling etc, very decent capable machine!
I got 3 of these at my local recyclers for 50 cents per pound they were a little banged up on the outside but everything worked.
Built three of these years ago, when the RTX2060 Super founder editions were $350. I had three T-5810s laying around the office, all with the E5-1650 v4, 4.0ghz, CPUs. I went to E-Bay and upgraded the PSUs and pretty sure, Amazon for splitters to combine 6pins to power the RTX2060S. Used a flathead screw driver to carefully pry off the metal piece behind the panel to fit the GPU, pretty easy actually, just take it slow to not damage the panel. Never had heat issues, have no extra fans. My only splurge was three Alienware 24”240hz monitors, because @1080p my kids easily go over 100fps-300fps depending on game. To date, I still can not justify upgrading their PC as anything I look at in the $1,000-$1,200 range would be worse or equal.
Dell has the cooling figured out. You don't need any janky fans. I am running a T5810 with an E5-2697 V4, 64GB RAM, GTX-980 and a pair of 6TB RAID 1 HDD's. It's mainly because Dell designs their machine properly, meaning they have different thermal zones. What you should mention is the annoying metal/rubber bracket/extension on the lid that prevents full sized GPU installs.
could you please tell me what xeon this t5810 support, i try finding out but not getting through.
@@ZackBrooksjoeseph I have an e5-2699v4 in mine….
What brand of GTX 980 Do you have ? Theres MSI, EVGA etc ?
The rubber retainer bar on the lid comes off for tall cards.
On some precisions. Not universally true... @@rideitlikeyoustoleit7640
Can we get the video of the whole process of how you customized the case and made a glass window?
Awesome work keep it up
I have done this build but with 64gbs of ddr4, Intel xeon e5-2687 v4 12 core 24 thread 3.5 turbo and 1.5tb ssds(1 1tb ssd and the original 500 gbs sd, an amd 6650xt and the original 1060 6gb gpu, 825w psu and 2 Thermaltake fans added. This pc is a beast and runs up 1440p gaming without and problems. Definitely recommend for people on a budget
I’m using one with similar specs but with a RTX 3070Ti? 64 GB of RAM and a Xeon 8 cores/16 threads. It’s fast! My goal is deep learning research
What about bottlenecks with (a) PCI express 3.0 and (b) your relatively low Xeon clock speed?
I built a precision 5810 on a budget . specs are ....xeon e5- 2695 v3 14 core 28 threads , 32gb ram {upgradable to 256 gb}, 1 samsung 970 pro m.2 1tb w/ pci-e card , 1 samsung 870 evo sata ssd 1tb, zotac rtx 2060 super , tp-link ac1300 pci-e wifi card. oem 685 watt psu. it runs 1080p at ultra settings and 4k at medium. All cooling is stock becuase this beast was overbuilt when it comes to cooling. the only thing, other than the upgrades was reapplying a premium thermal paste . A very good and stable machine for around $500 ., upgrades
nice window , really a nice touch, like the way you did that
Ace video thanks, interesting as these are becoming more affordable now compared to the ageing T7500s etc and are definitely a good buy for someone looking for cheap performance! If they can let go of the RGB 🙏🏼
LED strips will do the trick
Hey, love the video and I'm also in the process of upgrading one of these. Any way you could please let me know what the second adapter you used was??
Thanks for making this video...its very helpful.. i have a question do i use 4 pin splitter cable in systm fan hub and run 2 pwm fan at same time.
Are you asking about the exhaust fan, I used Sata to fan adapter.
Just ordered it! 😊
Great video! I just got one of these from work for FREE. Has the 825w psu. How good would this tower be as a dedicated streaming PC? I already have a gaming PC w/ a 3070.
Yes it would be no issue
Correction for the description, it's X99. X79 is for E5 v1/2 Xeons. :P
Just saw a cheap one eBay with a Titan X pre-loaded. Most have a Quadro if there's a GPU. Great find!
Do you have a link?
Is it a pretty upgradable computer? Do you think it would be decently easy to upgrade the basic things such as gpu, cpu, and ram?
GPU yes, the CPU and Ram are a little tricky since is technically server ram and has to be ECC
I'm selling my T7500 that has a x5690 so I can buy this system, the CPU is a E5-2680 v3 with 16 GBs of DDR4 memory, 128 GB SSD and 1 TB HDD for 250 dollars, need a better GPU now so my Dell 3060 ti isn't being heavily bottlenecked lol
My work is about to sell me my previous machine, a 5810 with the E5 1660 v3 (8 cores, 16 threads) and 32GB of RAM, but Im checking how can I upgrade to a decent GPU because I want it to play fighting games in the living room and some emulation.
Also they are selling it to me for less than 20 bucks (including peripherals and two monitors) because my supervisor said more or less verbatim: "Look, me paying shipping so it gets here to headquarters and store it in a warehouse because cybersecurity measures say we cannot use it anymore is more expensive than selling you the machine."
Update: I put a GTX 1070
I fitted the 22 Core Xeon E5-2696 SR2J0 V3 works fine
Cool ! - does your machine have the 685 watt supply?
Yes it does...
How hard is it to put a clear window in the removable panel on the case? Is the glass you mounted tempered? I found 4 Dell Precision towers! 3 T3620s & 1 T1650. All have the Xeon CPU! The 1650 is about 10 years old and the 3620s are about 7 years old! But still run!
I’d imagine you’d have to use a small angle grinder, probably touching up the edges with rubber so it’s not sharp then attaching either acrylic or glass to the back using plaster tape
@@The_Vukovic just an idea to cut a pattern in the removable panel! Thank you 🤓
I just found one of these on a Swedish refurb site (im swedish).
Cpu is a Xeon 1650 V3.
64GB DDR4 2133mhz ( A bit slow, but im just a pure gamer, i doubt i notice).
And the Geforce 1080.
540 USD, is that a good deal?
I certainly think so! i cant beat this price for performance on any other refurb site here.
Im not in dire need, i got a main gaming rig, im just hoping to replace my reserve gaming rig (HP Z420 with a bent motherboard, some ports cant be used).
you say that the 3 front fans suck air into the case, but on my Dell T5810 they blow it out on the contrary.
Do you have a link to the adapters for the rear fan mod also want to put a rgb fan in it
Can you please tell me if a t7810 dual xenon 18 core 64gb ram 480 sdd with an M4000 could be used to also game on?i tried finding if its good for that also since i bought it for architecture work…
When you consider the power consumption is it still worth it, or are more modern, efficient, processors cheaper when you consider the energy use over a year?
At the price, absolutely!
@@HardwareSense Thanks!
Hi Ace; i do have a t5810 with xeon e-1650 and Nvidia M4000 graphic card, I would like to use for rendering 3D animation, power 685. Could you please let me know what new cpu and gpu higher end can I use for upgrading (if it possible) based on the same power unit and motherboard configuration? Thanks a lot!
For a GPU, depending on which PSU do you have, if it's the 685W one, you can do 370TI. As for CPU, you will have to check the service tag and see what Dell are saying for maximum supported
@@HardwareSense Thanks a lot!
I appreciate the work you put into this video. But you kind of sidestepped the tremendously high power that those old Xeon's used compared to modern CPUs. And also, that newer Ryzen platform can be upgraded, where as these end up as giant paperweights around my office after 3 years.
All that is true but we are talking about Ultra budget gaming, keeping things very cheap, not everyone can afford upgrading. Also after 8 years since the Precision was released you can see that they are not only not a paperweight, but beat the Ryzen in all games.
@@HardwareSense And the power consumption difference isn't that big if you select the correct CPU. The Xeon 2640 v3, for example, works great in these and a 90W TDP part. It's also $20. Even parts with officially higher TDP most often do not run at the full wattage when gaming.
Tremendously high power? The best CPU you can put in there is the E5-2699 V4, with a TDP of 145W.... That's for 22 cores. An R9-5950X has a TDP of 105W for 16 cores... A modern CPU such as the i7-13700K has a TDP of 253W.... with 8E and 8P cores. So no, in summary I don't really think the most power hungry CPU you can put in a 5810 has a TDP that is out of line with other modern performance CPU's and certainly not 'tremendously high power'. And recall this is TDP. IRL my 5810 rarefy pulls more than 100W at the plug doing normal non-gaming stuff. It has a e5-2699 V4, 96GB of memory, 1.6TB Intel Optane drive, 2x6TB RAID 1 HDD's and a GTX-980. My gaming rig pulls significantly more, but it has an R9-5950X, RTX-3080 ti, 64GB, a 2TB NVME and 2x 8TB RAID 1 SAS drives. The real power hog in the house is my Dell Precision 7910, with 2x E5-2699V4's, 128GB RDIMM, 1.2TB Intel Optane, 4x8TB SAS drives in a RAID 5, and a RTX-2080 ti....
@HardwareSense I have exactly the same model and am running a GTX650 TI boost with 6 pin connector but have just bought an Rx480 which has 8 pin, I went to local comp shop and he wasnt sure if his cable would work due to it being dell it may have a different pin setup? what cable would i need from the PSU motherboard to the graphics card?
You can buy 6 to 8 pin PCIe from Amazon, cheap
What is the difference between this Dell 5810 and Dell 5820?
Please sir can I add plug an exhaust fan by using the optical HDD fan port on the motherboard?
My cousin just gave me one in great shape. My question is, without me removing the ram/memory shroud, how do I find out the ram?
Taskmanager/Memory tab
@@HardwareSense Good evening. Thank you for your video. Please tell me, as far as I understand, it is possible to install a normal Windows or Linux operating system on this station and use it like a normal PC? Can any standard hard drive and video card be inserted into this motherboard? If I buy a used station, can there be any passwords on it that will interfere with the installation of the operating system? thank you
is that cpu heatsink good enough for gaming, or should it be upgraded to an active cooler?
Yes absolutely, it's doing a great job
The CPU is actively cooled! You can't see it because of the shroud, but there's a fan in the middle drawing air through. Very efficient design and works great, I hardly ever hear the fan throttling up.
I just picked one up for $200, only problem is the door doesn't allow tall cards. Any advice or a video to add the window like you did? I need at least a RX 580 to play Half Life Alex for Stream VR.
Did you try to remove the rubber support bracket that is on the door?
Not yet, from what I was seeing on Dell forums is the only way to fit a full sized card requires either a sledgehammer or angle grinder.
If you use a "U" type adapter when connecting the 8 pin power cord to the top of a 4 3/8" graphics card the cover will fit without removing the plastic/rubber piece. Most card manufacturers offer the smaller 4 3/8" sizes of 3060s, 70s, etc. but they don't have the better cooling options available with the taller 5.5" cards. You can unscrew the plastic/rubber piece on the inside of the case cover but it is designed to be permanently attached (clinched?) to a metal piece to the cover that interferes with installing the larger cards. Not sure how easy it would be to scrape that metal piece off without bending the cover. Cutting it out and replacing it with a clear or ventilated piece is a great solution. Adding the rear exhaust fan is another excellent idea.
I just made a window in my case door and installed a RTX 3060 Ti. I post pictures of it on my account
I am running on with a full size 3060 13g just had to remove the long but on the door and it fit just fine
Good day sir... I have a question.. I'm using T5810 recently and would like to upgrade the cpu e5-2690 v3 to e5-2699 v3. Do T5810 support e5-2699 v3 cpu?
Check out the official support page at Dell, that's the only way to know for sure
I'm running a 3060 12g on a e5, 1650 v3 and never have any issues with temps. The only thing I don't like is you can only set the fan speeds in the bios
So long as the CPU cooler fan supports the CPU's TDP, you should be good to go. The E5-2699v3 has a TDP of 145W, which is 10W more than the E5-2690v3. I think you could check if the fan fits this specification by looking its part number up.
Where can I get the 685watt PSU to purchase online.?
ebay or maybe directly from Dell
Do these have NVME slots that are bootable?
No that was before Nvme, only Sata 3
You can get an adapter for 15 bucks on eBay and then boot from NVME. Very simple.
what size is the motherboard?
all nice until i see normal not sealed capacytors on the MOBO
will it be still worth it having this desktop for 2023?
Sure absolutely, I just used it today
@@HardwareSense can we install windows 11 on this machine?
@@epjrxviii3315 I have not tried, but probably not
can i put an rx 5700 xt and an e5 1660 v4 in the pc with the 685w psu?
Yea just make sure to get an adapter so you can have 2 6+2pins
Help my 5810 is acting strange... Only dvi gpu's work... DisplayPort doesn't output on any gpu i have.. I'm trying to use a AMD Radeon pro WX5100... No dp output. Then trying the 2e wx5100 in my other pc and that one doesn't work in my 5810 as well.. wtf is going on..
probably the GPU itself my old GTX 770 only worked through DVI as well
Will it suppot 5820k
Yea it will supports all LGA 2011/3 cpus you could go up to an i7 6900k
If mine is 425 w does it mean it a lower end version?
Not really, there were versions with 425, 625, 850 an a 1000 I believe, luckily it's very easy to upgrade them.
It is worth it.
Yes
Is it possible to stick an ssd in there, I'm considering getting one of these and wanted to place the one I have for a laptop that doesn't work anymore
Yes of course, I have 2 SSDs in it
I thought the window was standard. :-( I guess I'll have to put my metalworking non-skills to the test because I like it! Makes it look a bit more gamery (gamer-like). :-)
Can you add 120mm exhaust fan to it?
Not possible unfortunately
You don't need to.
@@waheed53gb Actually I do. My Gpu temps are a little high even at high rpm with side panel on. But when I remove the side panel is temps are normal. I definitely need a exhaust fan. I will go with a 90mm fan.
@@humayuntariq3530 I faced the same problem today when my RX570 and CPU hit 73 degrees while playing a graphic intensive video game. I took off the side panel and the inside was expelling hot air.
I noticed that the front exhaust fans were not epinning fast enough for proper air circulation.
So I went into the BIOS and changed the fan speed from auto to manual. And then I set the speed to 30 percent fixed. Afterwards, I replaced the side panel.
Now the GPU and CPU temperatures were 65 and 55 respectively.
I think you should try this approach before installing another fan.
@@waheed53gb Thanks man. I will definitely try this before installing new fan.
can i add a wi fi card with blue tooth using 9 pin femail too 2 xs male splitter
Yes you can
The t5810 did not feature an x79 processor. First of all, x79 refers to the chip set and the T5810 had a 612 chip set and the processors supported were Haswell and Broadwell Xeons. I am not even going to watch the video...
200.00 e5 2690 v4 128 gb ram gonna stic ka gtx 970 in it under 300
Not bad
@@HardwareSense ebay still has a bunch dont buy a work station with out fans dell has no fans you have to rig fans into it its a pain lenova and hp has better boxes but then its 50 more at least most colleges had dells yeah certain chips hit and bam the price crashes before this 1650 v4 were hot sometimes you ghet lucky and get free cad crads that have 2 4 6 and 8 gigs horrid for gaming though
can I play pubg mobile on this processor without any lag ?
Sure
@@HardwareSense can you make a video?
other words theres no point in getting it, rather just get a newer i5 or i7 at least.
For $200 a whole computer, I will take that.
@@HardwareSense i guess so.. mine was 220 CAN$ 2 yrs ago. AMD A10 7800 and gtx 750 ti. Looking to upgrade to more powerful and modern cpu