I have Dell Precision T3610 With Intel Xeon CPU E5- 1650 V2 @3.50Hz, 3501 Mhz 6Core. I would like to upgrade to the most powerful processor I can fit inside my computer? I read some where that it is the E5-2650 v2 (2.6 GHz, L3 20 MB, 8-core, Turbo 3.4 GHz). Is that true,. If not Can anyone tell me which one will that be? And if I did buy it. Is just replacing the new one with old one. Or I need to do some more work to make it work properly inside my computer? Thank you for your help?

Well I have dell precision T3610 with Intel Xeon E5-2660 and that is currently enough for me. But in future if I want to upgrade it I think the best one I could get is Xeon E5-2697 v2 as all v2 Xeons are supported. I have also asked the vendor I bought this PC from and he said it can have max 12 core processor not 8. May I ask that are you using it as a server or a desktop?

You can also check this: https://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-Intel_(chipsets)/C602.html

‎Creating 3324 LAG/trunk to a 2724

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Creating 3324 LAG/trunk to a 2724

I'm kinda new to managed switches. I have a PowerConnect 2724 and 3324. I want to create a dual gigabit Link Aggregation Group between the 2 switches. I've done this with the 2724 and an ASUS 1024p fine, but I seem unable to find the right command sequence to create this on the 3324.

Any help would be appreciated...

Creating 3324 LAG/trunk to a 2724

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