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    Question Dell T3600 - - - will a new CPU with higher wattage rating cause problems ?

    Thanks for your help and support, guys!
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    Question Dell T3600 - - - will a new CPU with higher wattage rating cause problems ?

    So, the general consensus is that the MB will handle extra 5W for CPU and I need to keep an eye on the CPU temp and, if it'll get high with clean heatsink fins, think about replacing the cooler for a better one. The one I mentioned above, Dynatron R17 is rated for 160W. I just ran a rendering...
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    Question Dell T3600 - - - will a new CPU with higher wattage rating cause problems ?

    My BIOS is old (A14 or something) and a latest one is A18. I checked Newegg for the coolers and could find only one (Dynatrol R17), the existing fan/heatsink assy is 95mm wide (sits right in between the RAM chips, so I'm restricted on the width. I could not find any specs for the original Dell...
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    Question Dell T3600 - - - will a new CPU with higher wattage rating cause problems ?

    Hello, everyone. I have old Dell T3600 with stock Intel Xeon E5-1620. According to the specs, it can support CPUs with up to 130W. What will happen if was to install a Xeon E5-2690 CPU with 135W rating ?
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    dual boot win 7/win xp

    I screwed up the computer and this is how I did it: 1- Installed win 7 with all programs I needed 2- installed win XP on a separate partition in hopes to install other programs and "make computer faster". Installed with option to keep existing setting (both partitions were NTSF). later I...
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    hp pavilion (intel) ecc ram on non-ecc mobo?

    Hello, everyone, I'm thinking about upgrading hp pavilion m9040n (momo IPIBL-LA) as follows: existing cpu core 2 quad Q6600 (socket 775) to replace with Xeon x3320 (or x3380) existing graphic card (broken/unknown) to replace with ATi or Nvidia 1Gb (various models) and, maybe, existing non-ecc...