Precision T7810 Gaming Computer (RTX 2080 Ti, NVMe.2, Liquid Cool CPU)

In this video we'll show you our awesome Precision T7810 Gaming Computer w/Benchmarks. Our T7810 Features an EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Graphics Card, a Samsung 970 500GB NVME.2 SSD, and a Liquid Cool Processor.
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[@andrec236]

In regards to the cut out areas, maybe you could use some thin black tubing to neaten it up and protect yourselves.

[@OmPrajapati-hk4ff]

Could you make a new video with rtx 4060 or 4080 gaming test ?

[@Firemonkey-gr5sg]

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[@GreenPCGamerscom]

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[@beadlox]

Is xeon e5 2699 v4 goodfor gaming plz❤

[@MiltonShipmanII]

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[@rosevillereaper9230]

is there a way to make all cores turbo without a bios reprograming tool? If i just install 1 cpu on the right side of the board can i populate the bottom ram slots on the left even if i dont have a cpu in there? Lastly what is the best xeon chip i can put in a 7810 for gaming?

[@usmanasif3153]

Can you share the separate video where you show how to install the nvme m.2 ssd and put it on boot, i have a t7810, i am upgrading it's processors and the boot drive to samsungs's 980 pro 500 gb with the siig adapter

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

If you are installing windows 10 it is very simple. Just install the NVMe M.2 SSD w/PCIe adapter in to one of your higher transfer rate IO slots, then boot in to your windows 10 restore media, and it will recognize the SSD as a regular boot device. This is assuming you are using a T7810 or other DDR4 based workstation.

[@magiclandcartoons]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Will it still give onboard NVME write speed of 3.5 to 4 GBPS

[@athrunzala5337]

What are the problems that I am going to run to if I buy only the motherboard and the CPU for this board and build my own rig without using the dell precision case.

[@a1m598]

The main issue I can think of is that you cannot connect the T7810 to a non Dell PSU.

[@otdosa]

hi, any idea regarding loooong boot time? 1 min 40 sec with sata 3 SSD?.. should i disable something from the bios?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Boot times on workstations are normally longer than custom gaming pc's. Make sure to prioritize your boot sequence to shorten the boot times.

[@otdosa]

@@GreenPCGamerscom ok,will look that up,thanks for the support! Keep up the fine work with these videos!

[@fernandomartin9469]

Hi, I want to buy Rtx 3060 ti for my dell 7810 (dual xeon e5 2620v3). What should GPU buy? And Should I change CPU?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

That should be a good graphics card should you be able to locate one in this tough market. We like EVGA gpu's. Check out these cpus: Up to 2 x QC Xeon E5-2637 V3 3.5Ghz 15MB 9.6GTs Processors | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR202) Up to 2 x 6C Xeon E5-2643 V3 3.4Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processors | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR204) Up to 2 x 8C Xeon E5-2667 V3 3.2Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processors | 3.6Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR203) Up to 2 x 10C Xeon E5-2687W V3 3.1Ghz 25MB 9.6GTs Processors | 3.5 Max Turbo Frequency (SR1Y6) V4 Processors: Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-2637 V4 3.5Ghz 15MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P3) Up to 1 x 6C Xeon E5-2643 V4 3.40Ghz 20MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.7Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P4) Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-2667 V4 3.2Ghz 25MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.6Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2P5) Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-1660 V4 3.20Ghz 20MB Processor | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR2PK) Up to 1 x 12C Xeon E5-2687W V4 3.0Ghz 30MB 9.6GTs Processor | 3.5 Max Turbo Frequency (SR2NA)

[@antonross6578]

could you show me some air cooler compatible to be inserted in the dell t7810 with 2x xeon 2690v3, so as not to cut the cover? thank you!

[@otdosa]

hi there, do you know of any MoBo restrictions in regards to V3 / V4 Xeon support ? (as the Z420 - certain MoBO series support just V1 Xeons and other support V2 Xeons too)

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

As long as the bios is up to date, we have not had any micro code issues when installing the V3/V4 Processors in the T7810 workstation. If you install higher wattage processors, you may want to upgrade your heatsinks for better cooling. Check out our T7810 Noctua heatsink install video for more info.

[@otdosa]

@@Fakir497 yep, if the BIOS is above A11.

[@otdosa]

me again - i see in the specs it says T7810 takes max of 14 core, i wonder if the 18 core 2699 v3 will work? or does it need better cooling due to TDP? (but 2697 v3 is 14 core and has the same 145W as the 2699 v3...) am i missing something?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We haven't tried the 18C processors yet. If we do, we'll test them with the Noctua aftermarket coolers.

[@boringkids]

I got a T7810 but it cant take in any of the graphic card. Isit only EVGA card works only? Or isit some bios need to be tweak.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

It should work fine with most model/brand graphics cards. Can you get video with the original graphics card that it came with?

[@dec0d3d83]

have u tried installing 2 of the liquid coolers on 2 CPUs in the 7810? running 2xE5 2690V3 could it be done?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We have not tried installing 2 of the liquid coolers. Let us know if you try it.

[@arupsan]

Hi , I have a question.. can you use 1300w gold psu in dell T7810 ? T7810 have two Xeon and 825w currently

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We have tested some of the 1300W PSU's in the T7810 and they do work. Not all of the 1300w psu's will fit in to the T7810 workstation.

[@arupsan]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Thanks for quick info , my main purpose to put 1300w PSU is to use two nvidia k6000 .Is that possible? Since in manual T7810 says total 300w for 2*GPU ..

[@craigengelman4534]

real simple fix shit can the case and install all in a full size tower !!

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

The T7810 boards won't install in most ATX cases. What model case did you use?