Upgrade Precision T3600 Power Supply Kit
If you have a 425W Power supply you can upgrade by ordering these 2 parts:
https://www.serverworlds.com/dell-nvc7f-precision-t3600-635w-power-supply-d635ef-00-dps-635ab-a/
https://www.serverworlds.com/dell-d92c9-precision-t5600-t5610-t5810-graphics-card-aux-power-cable/
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Great Thanks!
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You should be able to fit the 825W PSU from the T5600 馃榿 https://www.dell.com/community/Precision-Fixed-Workstations/Dell-precision-t3600-power-supply-option-2/td-p/6203059
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I have been keeping an eye out for a 635 watt PSU after missing out on an ebay deal and today the ebay gods threw me a bone in the form of a 635w NVC7F for $50! Assuming it works I just need the aux cable. Based on the link provided above does this cable appear to be compatible? If so I can save a couple more bucks. :)
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Dustin Shropshire That's a great price! Dell PN: D92C9 is what you need.
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Not sure of hand which model of the 635w PSU I have installed, however, I have two 6 pin.
I have a Powercolour RX580 Red Devil installed that has a 6 pin and a 8 pin (300w). I'll list below the cable I used to convert. I've had no issues with the power draw and haven't had any higher than around 190w with GPU running at 100%.
Now when I tested the Vega 64 (two 8 pin) is a different story...... Just fits and boots fine, but as expected the PSU shut down once I tried to load it up 馃槅
BENFEI 2-Pack 6-Pin PCIe to 8-Pin... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MBD9FKF?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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Hans Mattsson Thanks for sharing!
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Hans Mattsson Hello, Hans,
From what I understand of the Vega 64, it requires a minimum of a 550 watt power supply, plus the addition of your CPU's 190w draw. I don't know if you factored your HDD/SDDs, RAM and accessories (both PCIe and USB). But I personally think you are running over your PSU's limit and may need to go to a higher one for your VEGA 64 support. For my system, I went straight for a 1000 watt power supply so that I have some extra room to grow.
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stormson weathers Sorry I misspoke. For some reason I was thinking of the T3500/5500/7500 series and not their updated contemporaries. But the power draw info still applies.
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stormson weathers stormson weathers lol yes of course. I just needed to see that the card booted and was working properly (2nd hand card). As long as it was idle, no problem. I've got a Corsair AX1600i 1600W Titanium for the build I'm putting together ;-)
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Hans Mattsson Good to hear!
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stormson weathers Good info, thanks! May I ask what 1000W PSU you were able to use in the T3600 or T3610?
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Hi guys, (new here) I got a T3610 about a week ago...32GB Ram, Geforce GTX 1060, 1TB SSD and 2TB 7200RPM HDD. I know I saw somewhere that it's best to have the larger PSU as I have the 425W. I called BestBuy and they have a PSU at the store they said will work that's 600W....Although, there chart they had me fill out to figure out what kind of PSU I needed was still around 400-430W.
I'm wondering how that's possible? I feel like I'm pulling a lot of power. Should I run and try to make it to BestBuy by closing time or am I just fine with what I have? ^_^
Thank you guys!
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Michael Glovik
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Michael Glovik very nice setup! You should get the 635W Power Supply. Are you located in the lower 48 states?
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Jbigticket23 Thank you! Yes, I just moved to the midwest. I wish there was a way to see how much power I'm currently using via bios or something. 馃槄
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Michael Glovik The best deals on the 635W Power Supplies appear to be on ebay. Search pn 1K45H or NVC7F. If you get one under $100 you are doing a great job.
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PSU showed up today, a day early. :) Install was very simple and everything plugged right in. Before install I un-installed the AMD drivers and powered down. Swapped the PSU and GPU and fired it up. Unfortunately it did not boot properly until I figured out the GPU wasn't clipped in 100%. After I ensured it was clipped in it fired right up! Very happy. Now if that wasn't enough i'm going to start searching for a cpu upgrade, after I get rid of that pesky case cover bracket.
UserBenchmarks:
CPU: Intel Xeon E5-1607 0 - 58.2%
GPU: Nvidia GTX 970 - 64.6%
HDD: Spcc Solid State Disk 256GB - 162.8%
RAM: Hynix-00AD HMT325U6EFR8C-PB 4x2GB - 66.9%
MBD: Dell Precision T3600
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Very nice!
Here are the recommended T3610 cpu upgrades:
Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-1620 V2 3.70Ghz 10MB 0GTs Processors | 3.9Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR1AR)
Up to 1 x QC Xeon E5-2637 V2 3.50Ghz 15MB 8GTs Processors | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR1B7)
Up to 1 x 6C Xeon E5-2643 V2 3.50Ghz 25MB 8GTs Processors | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR19X)
Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-2667 V2 3.3Ghz 25MB 8GTs Processors | 4.0Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR19W)
Up to 1 x 8C Xeon E5-2687W V2 3.4Ghz 25MB 8GTs Processors | 4.0Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR19V)
Remember to upgrade your bios before you upgrade the cpu.
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8C Xeon E5-2687W V2 3.4Ghz 25MB 8GTs Processors | 4.0Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR19V)
it is support UPGRADE PRECISION T3600
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Goutham Valmiki No, the T3600 doesn't support V2 Processors.
Here are the T3600 Processors:
Recommended Processors:
Xeon QC E5-1620 3.6Ghz 10MB Processor | 3.8 Max Turbo Frequency (SR0LC)
Xeon QC E5-2643 3.33Ghz 10MB 8GTs Processor | 3.5Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR0L7)
Xeon 6C E5-1650 3.2Ghz 12MB Processor | 3.8Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR0KZ)
Xeon 6C E5-1660 3.30Ghz 15MB 130W Processor | 3.9Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR0KN)
Xeon 6C E5-2667 2.90Ghz 15MB 8GTs Processor | 3.5Ghz Max Turbo Frequency (SR0KP)
Xeon 8C E5-2687W 3.1Ghz 20MB 8GTs Processor | 3.8 Max Turbo Frequency (SR0KG)
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Xeon 8C E5-2687W 3.1Ghz 20MB 8GTs Processor | 3.8 Max Turbo Frequency is supprt t3600
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its power 150w how
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Venkat Ramudu That's a great question for Intel. =)
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this Processor
Intel Xeon E5-2620 works on this pc? And if I can add the following Thermaltake TR2 W0379RU 500W ATX 12V v2.2 power supply -
Samuel Owens said:
Good info, thanks! May I ask what 1000W PSU you were able to use in the T3600 or T3610?Sorry about that. A couple of messages up I corrected myself that it was for a T3500/T5500 series (A regular ATX power supply can be fitted for those machines). As for the T3600 series, A 1300w T7600 power supply is pin compatible, but I'm not sure about the T3610 even if it's a small revision.
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stormson weathers Understood, thank you!
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