Precision T7600 Gaming Computer NVME.2 and GTX 1080 TI

[@BLANK-qy6lw]

You can actually boot from NVME M.2 SSD storages. Use bootloader like Clover or DUET, it's a bit hard to do for beginners but it totally works.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

You are correct, thanks for sharing this.

[@jhPampoo]

is the bootloader only one solution guy, NVME from PCIe cannot boot OS as native drive? so if we want to install OS on NVME, we have to use bootloader

[@altalt4357]

YOOOO THANKS

[@peabody4217]

i just found a T7600 and its operational, he wants 100 bucks for it, im gonna get it fast!!!!these computers are a beast!!!

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Incredible

[@RoxasEarnshaw]

How is it compare to modern computer

[@BarrickMacready]

My neighbor moved and tossed this out in the trash with another tower, got 24 gigs of ram and 3 2TB HDDs, I'm currently trying to format and configure the hard drives, if so I will believe infact my prayers had been answered lol

[@lampmanjosh]

Hello! Have you tried a GTX 1660 Super in the T7600?

[@wzzupp548]

Hi, I'm wanted to use one of theese as a gaming pc, I was wondering, how you got some adapters for the GPU, or what did you use to get power to the gpu please and thanks

[@memerboy2208]

My T7600 has dual 2670v1 can i play with the rx 6600 and how to i overclock the cpu to its maximum potential

[@pateljay1]

Thanks so much! made a daunting task seem so simple! I have the same machine! I will upgrade too! THANK YOU!

[@jayarmstrong]

Just got one of these and threw in my AMD cards (r9 380 and rx 480) and they both extend past the width of the case. I was prepared to dremel the video card brace off of the door like I did for my t5600 BUT the t7600 is actually 0.75 inches narrower in terms of the space between the mobo slots and the case door. Also, the PCIe slot at the top of the case is blocked in by the latch mechanism in the case door. Now, I'm looking at returning the PC or designing & building a custom door to fit these cards in!

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Hey Jay, it’s all part of the fun. Please send us pics if you make a custom side panel.

[@dieseldiesel9292]

These systems typically come with 7 15k RPM drives in raid and they are really fast for mechanical drives.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

I wouldn't say that Precision T7600's typically come with 15K RPM SAS drives, because they were all custom builds when they were sold new. However, the 15K mechanical can be a great performance to cost ratio. Thanks for commenting.

[@jlevesque5907]

I run two Intel X-25E 64Gb SLCSSDs in Raid 0. Considering the speed and reliability these offer would it be worth upgrading to NVME? Thanks.

[@darkfrost]

i have T7600 - Dual Xeon E5-2687W 64GB ram & GTX 1070 but cant run windows 11. should i install tiny 11 or windows 10 will be a better option. focused work : Game Development in unreal engine 5 and gaming.

[@trumpsextratesticle8590]

Any answers?

[@zeroturn7091]

If it can run Windows 10, it can run Windows 11 (it won’t be a vanilla install).

[@lashlarue59]

I have the Dell T7600 in the dual 8-core configuration but there are several 10-core and 12 -core CPU's that will also fit in that LGA 2011 socket. Is there a way to tell if those 10 and 12 core CPU's will work in this system? Dell didn't offer those as an option with this system but I think they might work and now they are pretty cheap.

[@traxxasftw]

Did you ever try this? Just bought one myself and am curious what it can do. Thank you!

[@lashlarue59]

@@traxxasftw Yes I did. The 12 core CPU will NOT work on the T7600 motherboard. So I found a cheap T7610 motherboard and I installed it and 2, 12 core CPU's and everything worked great. Everything fit and the only thing I had to do was re-route a couple cables.

[@SalaamAbujari]

Great video! I’m currently in the process of installing my new 2070 Super into this desktop but I can’t figure out how to undo the retention clips and take out the IO shields. How did you do it?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

What model pc do you have?

[@SalaamAbujari]

GreenPCGamers.com T7600

[@diegoandresruiz7452]

Hola muchas gracias. Tengo una pregunta la rtx 2070 es compatible con dell precision T 7600 ?

[@changwanghuang5531]

first, thanks for the great video! I have a T7610 ,what is the difference between 6710 and 6700? are their casing and space same ?can 6710 upgrade graphics card ?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

They use an almost identical case. (other than the different text for schematics and model #'s) The Main differences: Precision T7600 Supports E5-2600 V1 Processors Precision T7610 Supports E5-2600 V1 and V2 Processors Precision T7600 Supports 10600R and 12800R Modules Precision T7610 Supports 10600R, 12800R, and 14900R Modules *The processors that you install may downgrade your memory speed* There are some other minor component differences just because of one system being newer than the other. Thanks for commenting!

[@changwanghuang5531]

​@@GreenPCGamerscom I was so lucky that you replied me !!! thank you for your professional answers , I have one more question is can T7610 support 30 series graphics card ? Can the maximum support to 3080 or even 3080ti?

[@skeeta1]

I have a dilemma. I wanted to do a bunch of gaming but wanted to add an RTX 2080Ti and MVME.2 on an OS, run RAID, a server setup and several VM setups with Domain Controllers seamlessly. Should I go with T7600, 7610. Thanks! Or the T5820 or 7920?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

The T7910 or the T7920.

[@JakeFrosty]

I have this pc too, what cpu socket does it use?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

LGA2011

[@uneverknow8154]

Hi, I have heard there could be problems with regular PSU. I'm going to buy single motherboard of T7600, but I don't know what PSU I need to choose. Is Super Flower or Seasonic will power that MOBO? Also I have RX580 Strix...

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We've never tried those PSU's with a T7600. Let us know if you try it.

[@trumpsextratesticle8590]

UPDATE DID YOU TRY IT?

[@zdvy]

hey i have a t7600 and i can't even boot to a normal sata ssd? is there a way to fix this? has it got something to do with raid because my pc does have a perc h310 raid controller but i dont want to take it out as i have sas drives

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Have you tried plugging your SATA SSD in to one of the onboard SATA ports? You can access sata power by removing the non-easy access panel with 3 Philips screws. You'll have to enable to specific port that you use in the bios.

[@Dr.TalhaKhan]

can i use this for mining with multiple gpus ? will it support multiple gpus with help of riser cables ?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Yes, you could.

[@mikel2700]

how can i determine the throughput on the PCIe slots above the processors? I may want to get two adapters to install two NVMe drives, but if there's a bottleneck, I'd like to avoid it.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We like using ATTO Disk Benchmark. Choose PCIe x8 or PCIe x16 slots for the fastest throughput.

[@waleedelbadawi2391]

Did you ever benchmark the nvme drive? Are you finding it worth the upgrade even though it's not the boot drive.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We did run a benchmark. The nvme.2 ran slightly slower than the mfg posted speeds. It ran even slower the more we filled it up with storage. However, it did provide a significant performance increase compared to a regular Sata ssd.

[@MussaddiqShafiq]

hey i have this build : Dual Intel Xeon E5 2687W 3.10 base 3.80 boost clock 64 GB ram 1300W psu GTX 1070 my cpu dosen't go more than 3.45 Ghz

[@TheOneNOnly88]

hey i have a t7600 i bought it has 2 e5 2630s in it i put a amd rx580 in it should i upgrade the videocard or the cpus?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Great Question. If you plan to game with it, the first priority should be the video card. Here is link to our blog page that has awesome upgrade ideas for the Precision T7600: www.greenpcgamers.com/technology/make-my-precision-t7600-in-to-a-gaming-computer/ Let us know if you have any other questions.

[@Dr.TalhaKhan]

@@GreenPCGamerscom isnt the rx 570 / rx580 good cards ?

[@ctfishing7062]

I have that pc and have a 1050 to in it. It will make your room a sauna the pc doesn’t get good airflow and I can’t even fit the side panel on it

[@huaosopheap3474]

Hi sir one more question. Does quadro RTX 5000 support with dell T7600 or not?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

The RTX 5000 should fit in the T7600. However, you will most likely run in to some bottle-necking.

[@huaosopheap3474]

GreenPCGamers.com thank sir

[@mohammeddjedid6157]

it work with gtx 780 ?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

If it is a functional card and it fits, yes, it will work.

[@jeffreybowers5646]

I realize before I ask this that I'm asking this of the wrong crowd, buuut I need to upgrade and I'm trying to cover all perspectives. 95% of what I do is photo/video editing, AI, and VMs for testing at work (I'm a junior systems admin). I'm also broke. My previous rig was a 10 year oldA MD FX-8120 with 16GB of RAM, 256 SATA SSD, and a 1050ti 4GB. I had a motherboard failure, and then later a GPU failure, and now I'm down to a Dell Vostro 230 upgraded to a Q9550 quad core with 8GB of RAM , GTX 980 4GB and a 512 SATA SSD a friend gave me. I've done the math, and I can pick up a T7610 motherboard for around $110, 32GB of RAM for about 80 (what I have isn't ECC), and E5-2687W for around 110. I'd be at 300 bucks, with the ability to add more RAM and a second processor at some point. The above config would be on par for with a Ryzen 2600 based system, which would cost 220, or 345 if I maxed out the ram (compared to 350 for the same amount of ram on the Xeon system). If I upgrade to a 3600x on the Ryzen, I'm at 470, which really pushes my budget. Anyway, which way do you think I should go?

[@tronbeatz88]

Would this build also be a good build for video editing?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

It would work really well for video/photo editing. Make sure you get a 2-3 quality monitors. Let us know if you have any other questions.

[@tronbeatz88]

@@GreenPCGamerscom Thanks for the quick reply. Your video was very direct and full of good info. I just purchased a T7600 and I'm going follow the recommendations from the blog. Keep up the good work!

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

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[@huaosopheap3474]

T7600 work with rtx 2080 ti lighting z or not bro

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We've never installed the MSI RTX 2080 Ti Lighting Z in to a T7600. We have installed the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti in to a T7600. You could compare the sizes on the mfg websites.

[@huaosopheap3474]

GreenPCGamers.com thank sir

[@LaberlusK]

Could I put 2 Nvidia 2080 Ti on my Dell T7600 ? Is it possible ?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

I wouldn’t recommended it. You’d have heating issues if you stacked 2 x RTX 2080 Ti cards in a T7600. You’d also struggle to provide 4 x 8 pin cables to properly power the cards. Why isn’t one RTX 2080 Ti enough? One single RTX 2080 Ti is more than you’ll need for pretty much any game on the market.

[@Dr.TalhaKhan]

@@GreenPCGamerscom can i put two rx 570 cards or more with the help of risers ? to avoid heatingg issues

[@misterggg9808]

Does the T7600 support Windows 7?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

Yes

[@jhPampoo]

Hi, i'm wondering if any rtx 3070 gpu fits the T7600, have anyone try it yet?

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We tested the RTX 3070 Ti Founders Edition and it worked well. The RTX 3070 will also work in a T7600 workstation. However, not all 3070 versions will fit in a T7600 case. You'll have to look at the measurements of the specific mfg 3070 card before ordering it. You could also consider making mods to your side panel to accommodate whatever mfg card you are able to find.

[@E_Waste]

Hi, this card RTX 3070 is PCIe version 4 but as I know the T7600 only supports version PCIe 3, so how did that happen ?? I'm wondering how your system accepted that card. @@GreenPCGamerscom

[@wassimznaidi306]

​@@E_Waste It works on both 3 and 4. But it not gonna give you her best if you put her in pci 3.

[@E_Waste]

@@wassimznaidi306 Okay, Coz I'm afraid to purchase her for my system then not work! Thank you very much.

[@wassimznaidi306]

@@E_Waste Dont buy it until you'll be sure at 1000%. You can verify in forums and videos which proves what I'm telling you. Good luck bro 🤞🏻

[@klimaco360]

i got the same computer

[@uco1973]

I have T7600 and GTX 1080 Ti Asus ROG Strix Aura OC Edition and case can't be closed. GPU is too big.

[@GreenPCGamerscom]

We used the evga version that is posted on our blog page because it will fit in the chassis. You could cut a hole in the chassis to allow the side panel to fit with the Asus gpu.

[@Astro-ck6mh]

you can find low profile right angle connectors on the interwebs

[@uco1973]

@@GreenPCGamerscom I changed my GTX 1080 Ti Asus ROG STRIX AURA OC Edition for GTX 1080 Ti Asus Turbo 2xLonger Lifespan with Dual-Ball and case is finally closed.

[@Act1veSp1n]

Put more RAM into it and then get PrimoCache: www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/primo-cache/ You wont need NVME at all.