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July 24th, 2021 20:00

There was defiintely a different cooling system for 125W cpus but I do not know the part numbers.  @DELL-Chris M would have more information for 3640 and 3650.

Either way there is no XMP on a precision model.

 

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July 13th, 2021 23:00

Hi Speedstep, that wasn't my question, as i know its an older model and i know what the original supported cpu are - but GEN11 cpus are meant to be backward compatible with W480 motherboards - hence my question of support.

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July 14th, 2021 01:00

@pchappo 

There is no support for changing CPU in ANY Model

It should also be noted that the VRM heatsink is missing from the low end 300W power supply model as is the 125W heatsink. Supported processors is more than just chipset related including bios microcode.

Higher end processors and configurations use the optiional 1000W power supply and have Front Fan as well as other fans for HDD etc.

Dell only supports what came with the system.

@DELL-Chris M  would have the information on what the validated processors are for this model.

End users do not have that information.

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July 14th, 2021 02:00

@speedstep thats not exactly true - an alienware machine had an updated bios to support the GEN11 CPU's  (it may have been an XPS machine - i'll try to dig out the link)

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July 14th, 2021 02:00

@pchappo 

XPS 8940 is completely different machine and chipset and power supply etc.

Does not support ECC or XEON processors like the Precision 3640

I own this model specifically.

The policy about processor changes has been in place for over 30 years now.

@DELL-Chris M  will know what the validated processors are for the Precision 3640.

 

 

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July 14th, 2021 06:00

Precision 3640 tested/validated OEM CPU =

4ND4G Intel W-1290P, 3.70GHz
4HVV3 Intel W-1290, 3.20GHz
0200Y Intel W-1270P, 3.80GHz
N2D0F Intel W-1270, 3.40GHz
R2RNW Intel W-1250P, 4.10GHz
0RYMC Intel W-1250, 2.00GHz

3PH75 Intel i9-10900K, 3.70GHz
35G7Y Intel i9-10900, 2.80GHz
C2T71 Intel i7-10700K, 3.80GHz
DX5NG Intel i7-10700, 2.90GHz, I7-10700
R1PRN Intel i5-10600K, 4.10GHz
089KM Intel i5-10600, 3.70GHz
HKYFY Intel i5-10500, 3.70GHz
25PHV Intel i5-10400, 2.90GHz
F3YWT Intel i3-10300, 4.00GHz
YTW68 Intel i3-10320, 4.00GHz
CT26X Intel i3-10100, 4.00GHz

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July 19th, 2021 01:00

Hi @DELL-Chris M thanks for the list of supported processors. As of yet i have not recieved an answer as to my original question - 


Can the Dell T3640 support GEN 11 processors?

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July 19th, 2021 04:00

The answer is No.  Not supported.

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July 24th, 2021 04:00

@speedstep do you know if there was a different heatsink used for the 125w CPU's? - my model has the 1000watt power supply. I am buying a i9-10900k, don't know whether to get a noctua NH-L9X65 low profile heatsink / fan  as a replacement for the stock fan.

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July 25th, 2021 14:00

@pchappo, don't even attempt to use noctua NH-L9X65 with i9-10900k in Dell T3640. It was my mistake.

See the water-cooling solutions in this thread.

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