Dell Precision T5810 Component, How to rebuild
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 Aug 19 2021, 11:41 AM, updated 5y ago
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Hi Sifus,
I currently have the following components salvaged from a Dell Precision T5810: 1. MOBO from T5810 with PSU 2. GPU w4100 2gb x2 3. 4GB Ram x2 4. SSD drive 128gb I will like to rebuild the system, but understand that Dell's MOBOs are proprietary and doesn't fit into other ATX casing. Any solution for this or anyone can help to build up a desktop with these components ? |
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Aug 19 2021, 12:00 PM
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only two choice.
a) use open air without casing. b) use back dell case the rest part are universal. u post in wrong section btw |
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Aug 19 2021, 12:23 PM
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QUOTE(ktek @ Aug 19 2021, 12:00 PM) only two choice. I read that Dell Precision t5810 has some sensor that will detect if the casing is not closed.. without casing i think it will keep prompting error message...a) use open air without casing. b) use back dell case the rest part are universal. u post in wrong section btw  I have been searching for a t5810 case for some time.. but cant seems to find it.. dont know where can get back this casing... haihz |
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Aug 19 2021, 01:27 PM
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yup. a door switch. put tape on it = settle
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