Is DELL T7810 compatible with Nvidia 3080 or 3080 ti?
I had seen your vidio about 2080 ti in YOUTUBE. There are two questions i want to consult you. first, Is DELL T7810 compatible with Nvidia 3080 or 3080 ti? Which type of PSU is need for Nvidia 3080 or 3080 ti? Second, your DELL T7810 has only one CPU. If DELL T7810 has dual CPU, how should i change the power supply for graphic card?
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Hey Fenglu,
Just got my 7810 rolling and I referred to the guide provided by GreenPCGamers. Here's the link: https://www.greenpcgamers.com/mfg/dell/make-my-precision-t7810-in-to-a-gaming-computer/
Looks like they are both compatible, but it also says to expect bottle-necking with those 2 exact GPUs. If you do some searching, you'll see 40-50% FPS loss due to the bottleneck. I'll poke around a bit more for you. Makes me wonder how bad mine is with 2x E5 2643 V3s and an XFX RX 6600 lol.
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So my 7810 has the 685w, but your 3080s need more than the next PSU upgrade which is the 825w. I see mentions of a 1300w, but I can't find one. Check out the two links below. Seems like getting to the 1300w PSU might be bumpy, but possible.
https://www.dell.com/community/Precision-Fixed-Workstations/Precision-T7810-PSU-Upgrade/td-p/7755130
Feel free to ask more. I'll do some research for you.
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Jacob Woods Looks like the 825w would be enough, but there's an issue with the GPU power connectors I think. Just be careful. Any specific software or game you're running so I can help narrow this down?
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Make sure that if you go this route, you force the PCI-E link speed for your GPU in the BIOS. Very simple setting to change.
The person in the second link I posted above (https://www.dell.com/community/Precision-Fixed-Workstations/T7810-with-1300W-power-supply/td-p/7761075) went through a ton of trouble, then changed that setting to get the 1300w PSU working with his 7810 and 3080.
Also, what Xeons are you thinking about getting, assuming you'd prefer the x2 processor config?
