I was helping my 11 year old Grandson upgrade is Dad's old work PC. (the T3500). He wanted a better solution to play his favorite game Fortnight. I had a brand new 550W power supply that I had sitting on my shelf for the past 8 years. We installed the XFX Radeon RX 570 RS 8GB AMD Graphics Card, and replace the power supply. Thanks for the video, it helped a lot. I ended up just leaving the old wiring harness as is. There was plenty of room. At some point, I think he will want to upgrade the mother board, and at that point I will clean up the wires. Also found 6 more GB of RAM from a neighbors old HP Desktop. So he has 12 GB RAM now. He is a happy camper.
Found my T3500 in the recycling centre thought heck I'll see if it works more intrigue than anything . Once opened up it had its stock PSU and an old Xeon inside. I had an old geforce 710, some ram and a HDD so I powered on and it booted up, couldn't quite believe it. I still have it now upgraded with a 650 w PS with a Xeon x5670 , gtx 1070 , 24 GB ram and SSD, runs like a champ. plays latest games on high settings , runs steam VR via virtual desktop honestly best PC I never paid for!
Nice video, put a 650W PSU in mine back in November, ended up removing mobo like you, replaced processor with a X5680 six core 12 threads and popped in a GTX 770 making a really cheap gaming PC. Also added SSD and memory can be found cheap because its ECC. Overall very pleased with the result, also It's the sturdiest desktop I've encountered, this thing is built like a tank !
@@nghaninawab Corsair TX650M, now I have upgraded graphics with RX 570 bought cheap ex mining card, even better performance. I think X5680s have also dropped in price quite a lot.
I got my T3500 from work a few years back. A customer of ours was upgrading their IT so old the old kit came back to us and most of it was simply being thrown away. I rescued the T3500, cleaned out the dust from inside (it was literally caked in black filthy dust), replaced the CPU with a Xeon 5670 6 core 12 thread processor I got from eBay, replaced the 2 x HDD's which were in RAID configuration with a 500GB SSD, removed the RAID controller, removed the Quadro GPU that was in there and replaced it with a Gigabyte Radeon RX 570 8GB card, removed a few other random cards (one of which was a serial card with 4 connectors on it), and upgraded the RAM to 12GB in triple channel configuration. I installed Windows 7 first then upgraded it to Windows 10 whilst Microsoft were still doing that for free. It runs great and I can play pretty much any game I like on it. It's an extremely heavy machine and built really solid, and I think it it was well worth the relatively small amount of money I had to spend on it to get it up to a reasonable level of performance.
Tenho um e recentemente minha fonte queimou, estou querendo por uma atx de 600w porém não sei se irá funcionar, tenho um 1050ti então não manjo muito da diferença dessa fonte para as outras
New to the channel just subbed... Got my T3500 from Facebook Marketplace for $100 today, ordered a compatible 48GB memory kit and an Intel Xeon X5690 3.4 CPU from ebay. Plus, I have a spare GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1650 GPU card, that I plan to use. I thank you guys for all the great work here.
I got a t3500, but I another dead computer and a box of 200w power supply for 40 bucks. Been my main edit rig. X5670 upgraded, and USB 3.0 card, power supply upgraded. SSDs. Raid 5 USB 3.0. Next upgrades sata 3 card with 2 lanes and 4 ports, and graphics card and memory. Found your 48gb ram video. You guys rock.
Hello, cannot find anymore the EVGA 100-B1-0700-K1. Do you know if the EVGA 100-BR-0700-K works for Dell Precision T3500 as well? Is there any problem related to "inverted polarity" in original Dell Power Supply N525EF-00 that prevents its substitution by EVGA 100-BR-0700-K?
To anyone considering doing this, rather than cutting wires and essentially taking apart your whole system, look for T5500 power supply which is plug-n-play direct swap of 525w PSU to 875w PSU. I got mine from eBay in great condition for under $50 and swapped in under 10min easily with just 4 screws removed.
@@nghaninawab I'm running a 2660s but that's because I went back to original psu. The other one was bad after 3 weeks and I haven't bother to buy another. Used PSU is ymmv
I got mine from a person on a Discord server that lived fairly local to me, they were going to just throw it out so they offered it for free. It came with a 4 core Xeon, some RAM, a 500GB HDD and an old Quadro.
@Tea And Crumpets! Not yet, once I get the money together though, I'll be upgrading the CPU to a 6 core Xeon, maxing out the RAM to 24GB and putting in a new GPU though.
@@DJenerate i have same one, best gpu to add is the rx 570, you can use pc3 10600U ram, and the most powerful cpu for dell t3500 is the W3680 and overclock it with XTU (intel extreme utility) BUT BEFORE UPGRADING THE CPU MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LATEST BIOS UPDATE i recommend the A17 bios update..if you got any question hmu
Got one of these on Facebook that was an old home entertainment server, only bought it to harvest the hard drives and a gt 1030 but man cause of this video I'm upgrading it now for a video game emulator PC
What other psu we can use for the t3500,, what is a good modular psu so we can still use the same wiring harness,also can we use the psu from the t5500 which is 875 watts
@GreePcGamers.com- can you do a case swap with the Dell Precision t3500 motherboard into another case oh, I am going to change my power supply but I also want to change the case if it's possible
@@pugslarock cases are standard atx format, this motherborard is a btx format. It wont fit properly, mounting screws dont match, back panel with outputs doesnt line up. Atx cases are on the left side, this one is on the right side, the whole thing would have to be flipped. It also has the 4 diagnostic LEDs and power button and the front 2 fans which the bios needs signal from to even start. You would need all that. Also the usb headers are proprietary and the wiring is different, although im not too sure about that one. Soooo.... Yeah. I didnt bother with mine, had it for several years now.. I use it with the side panel off aswell cuz the graphics cardis too big....
@@GreenPCGamerscom i can confirm that the 875 watt PSU from a 5500 would work just fine with a 3500. I've got that installed on my own T3500 at home and its been running fine for well over 8 months now. The wiring harness for the 3500 will not work with the T5500's PSU, so it has to be the 875w T5500 PSU and harness.
I have a t5600 and Hwinfo says my psu fan rpms are at 52,429 rpms. It doesn't change like my cpu or other fans. My PC is still a little loud even after Noctua upgrades and i think this might be the issue. Is there a fix for this or do i need to get a new psu? Also if i need to replace will the 1300w fit in a t5600?
I have the motherboard of one with a Xeon E3550 I got it from a school which was upgrading their teacher's PCs but I did not get the case so I need to figure out a way yo start it up without the front panel buttons
Hey Manoj, we have not tried those power supplies in the T3500. I don't see why they would not work as long as you can physically fit them in to the T3500 Chassis. Here are the dimensions of the PSU that we used: 85MM (H), 150MM (W), 140MM (L). I hope this info helps.
hello friend this is the "9kpnv" model motherboard of dell? i had this doubt that uses standard 24pin power supply,i am new in this mobo motherboard and want to buy at a good price? thanks and greetings
Assuming that you would upgrade the power supply first, you could install an RTX 2080 Ti in to a Precision T3500. However, we wouldn't recommend it, because the bottle-necking would be terrible. The GTX 1660 Ti, RTX 2060 Super, and RTX 2070 Super cards would have less bottle-necking, are cheaper, and work well in precision T3500 Workstations.
What power supply will plug and play please lol I cannot find the one on the link and I want like 800-850 🙏🏽 btw your site is AWESOME! Love all the content ! Thank you .
@@GreenPCGamerscom would it be worth it to upgrade cpu ... i currently have a t3500 with a X5650 ... WOULD IT BE WORTH IT TO UPGRADE TO THE X5690? and that is thee best cpu you can upgrade to with this motherboard right ? thanks.
I got mine from a Consulting engineering firm I was interning at. It was old stock just sitting in their storeroom and I bought it for R300... Which is about $15😂
There is a problem in your video. T5500 can be upgraded with a second CPU. This second CPU is mounted on a riser board and need a special 12v connector that a standard PSU didn't provide. How to add the second CPU with a new PSU ?
You are correct. It can be upgraded with a second CPU and that’s why dell shipped the original T5500 with a 875w PSU. If you are only using 1 CPU then 600-700w are good.
@@GreenPCGamerscom yes. New power supply, new gpu. GPU led works to let me know it receives power, fan is on. GPU is quadro 6000, power is plugged in to 6 and 8 pins
@@GreenPCGamerscom Yeah, just running with an RX 560 using the 6-pin power connector already makes the psu run warm, i wouldn't put a high wattage 8-pin on the stock psu.
I dont know if anyone could help me ive installed a new psu in my dell t3500 everything is plugged but when I want to start the system I do get a orange light on the motherboard.. It wont start does really nothing
so I fixed this problem by myself, it was a faulty motherboard everything works fine now, the owner who had that pc before me said the psu didnt work after some time, so probably that fried the board. Got an cheap replacement on ebay.
I bought T7500 motherboard which is almost the same as T3500 motherboard, almost the same. It will be my main system for a bit, because i7 9700k is disappointing. I will wait for better CPU release
Great video! I have a T3500, which I run as a Hackintosh, and I have fan noise which I don't know if it is coming through the PSU or front fans. I have a modular Corsair 750 Watt laying around so I'll replace it to see if it helps kill the noise. Also, I could upgrade the GPU, which is a Radeon RX 560, with the additional power for the card. I will take off the motherboard as I would like to run the 8 pin power harness under the board as the original Dell PSU had. I do like your idea of cutting off the harness connectors though. I was wondering if you tried just one at a time pulling the wires up individually for less resistance after you cut them? Oh well wish me luck and I hope I don't have any extra %$#& screws. Thanks for the help.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Thanks for all your help. Yep, the cable are bound pretty tight with the cable ties so I can see why you couldn't yank them out individually. The Corsair is keeping things quiet for the moment. The front fans were really dirty and I gave them a good cleaning so fingers crossed it's not them. I ordered a fan/heat sink for the northbridge because I hear that it can get very hot. Thanks again.
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I was helping my 11 year old Grandson upgrade is Dad's old work PC. (the T3500). He wanted a better solution to play his favorite game Fortnight. I had a brand new 550W power supply that I had sitting on my shelf for the past 8 years. We installed the XFX Radeon RX 570 RS 8GB AMD Graphics Card, and replace the power supply. Thanks for the video, it helped a lot. I ended up just leaving the old wiring harness as is. There was plenty of room. At some point, I think he will want to upgrade the mother board, and at that point I will clean up the wires. Also found 6 more GB of RAM from a neighbors old HP Desktop. So he has 12 GB RAM now. He is a happy camper.
Found my T3500 in the recycling centre thought heck I'll see if it works more intrigue than anything . Once opened up it had its stock PSU and an old Xeon inside. I had an old geforce 710, some ram and a HDD so I powered on and it booted up, couldn't quite believe it. I still have it now upgraded with a 650 w PS with a Xeon x5670 , gtx 1070 , 24 GB ram and SSD, runs like a champ. plays latest games on high settings , runs steam VR via virtual desktop honestly best PC I never paid for!
Nice video, put a 650W PSU in mine back in November, ended up removing mobo like you, replaced processor with a X5680 six core 12 threads and popped in a GTX 770 making a really cheap gaming PC. Also added SSD and memory can be found cheap because its ECC. Overall very pleased with the result, also It's the sturdiest desktop I've encountered, this thing is built like a tank !
Which psu did you buy?
@@nghaninawab Corsair TX650M, now I have upgraded graphics with RX 570 bought cheap ex mining card, even better performance. I think X5680s have also dropped in price quite a lot.
I got my T3500 from work a few years back. A customer of ours was upgrading their IT so old the old kit came back to us and most of it was simply being thrown away. I rescued the T3500, cleaned out the dust from inside (it was literally caked in black filthy dust), replaced the CPU with a Xeon 5670 6 core 12 thread processor I got from eBay, replaced the 2 x HDD's which were in RAID configuration with a 500GB SSD, removed the RAID controller, removed the Quadro GPU that was in there and replaced it with a Gigabyte Radeon RX 570 8GB card, removed a few other random cards (one of which was a serial card with 4 connectors on it), and upgraded the RAM to 12GB in triple channel configuration. I installed Windows 7 first then upgraded it to Windows 10 whilst Microsoft were still doing that for free. It runs great and I can play pretty much any game I like on it. It's an extremely heavy machine and built really solid, and I think it it was well worth the relatively small amount of money I had to spend on it to get it up to a reasonable level of performance.
Thanks for making this. I had to do the surgery you recommended to replace my power supply. Wouldn't have been able to do it without your video.
Tenho um e recentemente minha fonte queimou, estou querendo por uma atx de 600w porém não sei se irá funcionar, tenho um 1050ti então não manjo muito da diferença dessa fonte para as outras
I just wanna say thank you, this is the first pc I've built and this video helped me out so much
Thanks you for the kind words.
New to the channel just subbed... Got my T3500 from Facebook Marketplace for $100 today, ordered a compatible 48GB memory kit and an Intel Xeon X5690 3.4 CPU from ebay. Plus, I have a spare GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1650 GPU card, that I plan to use. I thank you guys for all the great work here.
I got a t3500, but I another dead computer and a box of 200w power supply for 40 bucks. Been my main edit rig. X5670 upgraded, and USB 3.0 card, power supply upgraded. SSDs. Raid 5 USB 3.0. Next upgrades sata 3 card with 2 lanes and 4 ports, and graphics card and memory. Found your 48gb ram video. You guys rock.
Hello, cannot find anymore the EVGA 100-B1-0700-K1. Do you know if the EVGA 100-BR-0700-K works for Dell Precision T3500 as well? Is there any problem related to "inverted polarity" in original Dell Power Supply N525EF-00 that prevents its substitution by EVGA 100-BR-0700-K?
To anyone considering doing this, rather than cutting wires and essentially taking apart your whole system, look for T5500 power supply which is plug-n-play direct swap of 525w PSU to 875w PSU. I got mine from eBay in great condition for under $50 and swapped in under 10min easily with just 4 screws removed.
Which GPU did you use with it?
@@nghaninawab I'm running a 2660s but that's because I went back to original psu. The other one was bad after 3 weeks and I haven't bother to buy another. Used PSU is ymmv
I got mine from a person on a Discord server that lived fairly local to me, they were going to just throw it out so they offered it for free. It came with a 4 core Xeon, some RAM, a 500GB HDD and an old Quadro.
@Tea And Crumpets! Not yet, once I get the money together though, I'll be upgrading the CPU to a 6 core Xeon, maxing out the RAM to 24GB and putting in a new GPU though.
@@DJenerate i have same one, best gpu to add is the rx 570, you can use pc3 10600U ram, and the most powerful cpu for dell t3500 is the W3680 and overclock it with XTU (intel extreme utility) BUT BEFORE UPGRADING THE CPU MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE LATEST BIOS UPDATE i recommend the A17 bios update..if you got any question hmu
@@thelaw9937 w3690*
@@xortinmalinsky5772 yeah true but the w3690 is overpriced
The PSU on your site for the T3500 is nolonger available, is there another brand that you would recommend? Ty for the video!
Got one of these on Facebook that was an old home entertainment server, only bought it to harvest the hard drives and a gt 1030 but man cause of this video I'm upgrading it now for a video game emulator PC
Will the 750 G5 fit in the T3500 box as a direct replacement?
We haven't tried it, let us know if you try it.
What other psu we can use for the t3500,, what is a good modular psu so we can still use the same wiring harness,also can we use the psu from the t5500 which is 875 watts
EVGA and Corsair make some good options. This EVGA 750W Would be nice: amzn.to/2SMG1F6
We have never tested the 875W T5500 Power Supply in a T3500.
@GreePcGamers.com- can you do a case swap with the Dell Precision t3500 motherboard into another case oh, I am going to change my power supply but I also want to change the case if it's possible
We’ll add it to the list.
@@pugslarock cases are standard atx format, this motherborard is a btx format. It wont fit properly, mounting screws dont match, back panel with outputs doesnt line up. Atx cases are on the left side, this one is on the right side, the whole thing would have to be flipped. It also has the 4 diagnostic LEDs and power button and the front 2 fans which the bios needs signal from to even start. You would need all that. Also the usb headers are proprietary and the wiring is different, although im not too sure about that one. Soooo.... Yeah. I didnt bother with mine, had it for several years now.. I use it with the side panel off aswell cuz the graphics cardis too big....
@@GreenPCGamerscom i can confirm that the 875 watt PSU from a 5500 would work just fine with a 3500. I've got that installed on my own T3500 at home and its been running fine for well over 8 months now. The wiring harness for the 3500 will not work with the T5500's PSU, so it has to be the 875w T5500 PSU and harness.
hi i would like to ask can my t3500 upgrade to psu 850w? im planning to get 2060 super gpu
EXCELLENT. Couldn't see how to remove that cable. Video easier than trying to RTFM.
sir The cpu 8 pin plug -what the voltages for the pin out the psu the 2v4pin needs to mark cpu not gpu?
Could you not take the hard drive bay out and put hard drive under optical drive
That's what I had to do when I put in a full aize gtx 980
can i use dell t7500 power supply to asus 990fx which atx motherboard pls kindly answer this question
Fun fact: PC power supply is only part of your PC that can by made as DIY project
grabbed mine off Facebook marketplace for $65. Any RGB hacks for this desktop?
I have a t5600 and Hwinfo says my psu fan rpms are at 52,429 rpms. It doesn't change like my cpu or other fans. My PC is still a little loud even after Noctua upgrades and i think this might be the issue. Is there a fix for this or do i need to get a new psu? Also if i need to replace will the 1300w fit in a t5600?
Is it possible to put this motherboard into the other case? I have big EATX case just sitting around. I would just like to know if it physically fits.
We haven't tried to it. Let us know if you have a successful swap in to an EATX case.
can you do benchmarks on dell t3500 with gtx 1080?
Are you looking for benchmarks or live FPS game testing?
@@GreenPCGamerscom benchmarks
@@GreenPCGamerscom Or just live fps game testing
can corsair vs650 psu fit in t3500 plz tell because i want upgrade my psu
I have the motherboard of one with a Xeon E3550 I got it from a school which was upgrading their teacher's PCs but I did not get the case so I need to figure out a way yo start it up without the front panel buttons
If you use an atx psu it might start up with the psu switch. Otherwise you could pick up a T3500 control panel cheap on eBay.
@@GreenPCGamerscom yeah I need the front panel unless you know of what pins need to be storted to start up the board.
what version of BIOS? how to upgrade BIOS version on T3500?
Watch some of our other T3500 videos. We show you how to update the bios.
Can you upgrade the cpu heat sink to cooler master cpu cooler?
We have never tried a cooler master heatsink in the T3500.
will the 850 evga work as well
As long as you can fit it in the chassis, the EVGA 850 should work fine.
Did it work?
Thank you for helping my friend! great work!
I have a t5500, can I use an aftermarket psu?
We haven't tried installing an aftermarket power supply in a T5500 yet. Let us know if you try it.
can a 180 mm or 200 mm long PSU like corsair RM1000x or EVGA Supernova 1000 accommodate in T3500 Case ?
Hey Manoj, we have not tried those power supplies in the T3500. I don't see why they would not work as long as you can physically fit them in to the T3500 Chassis. Here are the dimensions of the PSU that we used: 85MM (H), 150MM (W), 140MM (L). I hope this info helps.
Thank you !! I still have a yellow light but I think I just did somthing wrong.
hello friend this is the "9kpnv" model motherboard of dell? i had this doubt that uses standard 24pin power supply,i am new in this mobo motherboard and want to buy at a good price? thanks and greetings
9KPNV is indeed a Precision T3500 System Board. You can snipe them cheap on Ebay or other auction sites.
Can you put a 2080ti in this system and will it operate well on 240hz gaming ?
Assuming that you would upgrade the power supply first, you could install an RTX 2080 Ti in to a Precision T3500. However, we wouldn't recommend it, because the bottle-necking would be terrible. The GTX 1660 Ti, RTX 2060 Super, and RTX 2070 Super cards would have less bottle-necking, are cheaper, and work well in precision T3500 Workstations.
What power supply will plug and play please lol I cannot find the one on the link and I want like 800-850 🙏🏽 btw your site is AWESOME! Love all the content ! Thank you .
@@GreenPCGamerscom would it be worth it to upgrade cpu ... i currently have a t3500 with a X5650 ... WOULD IT BE WORTH IT TO UPGRADE TO THE X5690? and that is thee best cpu you can upgrade to with this motherboard right ? thanks.
Please let me know which PSU were you able to upgrade in t3500 (greater than 700W)?
Hello! Which cheaper power supply is suitable here?
We've only tested the EVGA 700B. However, we know that other community members have successfully installed many other brands/models.
Hey pal. Can you tell me please if I can fit other motherboard in T3500 case? Like asus p6x58d-e?
We've never swapped an ATX board in to a T3500 Chassis. Thanks for asking.
@@GreenPCGamerscom can we buy other motherboard i had dead motherboard i need replacment please :)
I got mine from a Consulting engineering firm I was interning at. It was old stock just sitting in their storeroom and I bought it for R300... Which is about $15😂
Pity, can't get your website in Europe.
It's a bummer that the EU blocks the site =(. We are looking at alternative platforms that will resolve this issue. Thanks for commenting!
There is a problem in your video. T5500 can be upgraded with a second CPU. This second CPU is mounted on a riser board and need a special 12v connector that a standard PSU didn't provide. How to add the second CPU with a new PSU ?
You are correct. It can be upgraded with a second CPU and that’s why dell shipped the original T5500 with a 875w PSU. If you are only using 1 CPU then 600-700w are good.
My pc turns on but now I can’t get a display signal from my GPU
Did you add or change something to the configuration?
@@GreenPCGamerscom yes. New power supply, new gpu. GPU led works to let me know it receives power, fan is on. GPU is quadro 6000, power is plugged in to 6 and 8 pins
Was the card new? If you put the old graphics card in, do you get video?
@@GreenPCGamerscom new card is quadro 6000 sold the old one to buy the new one 😒
@@GreenPCGamerscom also I just put another card in, doesn’t work
Why aren’t you using a antistatic matt
We normally work on concrete. It's tough to generate static on concrete. Thank you for your concern.
Pls do a video on puting the parts to a new case
Yeah nice... but take out the mobo... you can get a full clean on at the same time :)
You are right. Removing the system board is time consuming, but worth it.
can I just use a 6 pin to 8 pin adapter for a GTX 1080 with the 525 psu?
You could do that. However, we’d recommend upgrading your power supply for long term stability.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Yeah, just running with an RX 560 using the 6-pin power connector already makes the psu run warm, i wouldn't put a high wattage 8-pin on the stock psu.
Thank you! I 've done! It works!
Got my t3500 from Craigslist for $80 with a 6 core 12 threads xeon, 100gb ssd and an upgraded 700 watts power supply.
Which psu did you buy?
@@nghaninawab stock psu from a t5500. They’re 725 watts.
Do you use heavy duty GPU?
@@nghaninawab I don’t really game too much. I only play project cars 3. I have a 750 ti in my t3500. I still get around 80-100 FPS on medium settings.
I got mine from work hopefully I get get some decent apex gaming out of it
Anyone have any luck running an AMD rx 6750 xt in this machine? thanks
We haven't tried that particular GPU. Post the results if you try it.
Also... what's with the drill??
Normally we avoid power tools. In this case we made an exception to save time.
I dont know if anyone could help me ive installed a new psu in my dell t3500 everything is plugged but when I want to start the system I do get a orange light on the motherboard.. It wont start does really nothing
Did you use the same power supply that we used in the video?
@@GreenPCGamerscom nope, i used an thermaltake with 600watts
so I fixed this problem by myself, it was a faulty motherboard everything works fine now, the owner who had that pc before me said the psu didnt work after some time, so probably that fried the board. Got an cheap replacement on ebay.
I bought T7500 motherboard which is almost the same as T3500 motherboard, almost the same. It will be my main system for a bit, because i7 9700k is disappointing. I will wait for better CPU release
The T7500 is workhorse. What do plan to use the system for?
Hey man can you replace the power supply in it
I would also like to know
Can you please do a Precision T7500 power supply replace
We haven't swapped the T7500 Power Supply because it comes stock with 1100W. What wattage PSU did you want to install?
@@GreenPCGamerscom 700 watt is it good enough for a 1060 and can i take out the the big heat fans and put somethibg else
So can I replace my psu on a T7500 cause my one is shot
Olá, amigo!! Legal, deu certo o upgrade? Ouvi dizer que não dava pra atualizar por causa da polaridade dos conectores...
hello pal, if you are looking for a reply try english.
@@landermcgoblin8569
Hello Friend!! Cool, did the upgrade work? I heard that you couldn't update because of the polarity of the connectors ...
theres a dell 875w u can get off ebay for cheap i think its the one out of a t5500
Does its harness have more pcie connectors?
@@nghaninawab yes
Great video! I have a T3500, which I run as a Hackintosh, and I have fan noise which I don't know if it is coming through the PSU or front fans. I have a modular Corsair 750 Watt laying around so I'll replace it to see if it helps kill the noise. Also, I could upgrade the GPU, which is a Radeon RX 560, with the additional power for the card. I will take off the motherboard as I would like to run the 8 pin power harness under the board as the original Dell PSU had. I do like your idea of cutting off the harness connectors though. I was wondering if you tried just one at a time pulling the wires up individually for less resistance after you cut them? Oh well wish me luck and I hope I don't have any extra %$#& screws. Thanks for the help.
Sometimes the front fans fail and can causing a whining noise. We tried pulling individual cables w/o any luck. Good Luck!
@@GreenPCGamerscom Thanks for all your help. Yep, the cable are bound pretty tight with the cable ties so I can see why you couldn't yank them out individually. The Corsair is keeping things quiet for the moment. The front fans were really dirty and I gave them a good cleaning so fingers crossed it's not them. I ordered a fan/heat sink for the northbridge because I hear that it can get very hot. Thanks again.
I bought my t3500 on ebay for 89$ shipped I was gonna use it for a nas server but I got tied into turning it into a gaming pc from youtube
I removed my drive cage area, and put an Sata SSD under the cd rom drive.
Thank you!
I got mine from work after they were upgrading to new PCs
I got mine from GE in Schenectady NY lol
I don’t think they supply close to 520w if they did pretty much every single graphics card could run of it
They T3500 factory power supply is just old and poorly designed.
@@GreenPCGamerscom Its the 12 volt rail that does not supply enough power these systems were never meant for gaming GPUs.
@@NoodlesTBograt they can deliver enough for a GTX 1650. That's a lower tdp than the dual NVIDIAs that the systems were designed to run.
Goodwill online auctions
$15
Masakra wystarczy wykręcić płytę główną wyciągnąć stare kable i polozec nowe
Everything is out of stock
You can use pretty much any ATX EVGA Power Supply.