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March 21st, 2011 16:00

PN for the primary heatsink in a T7500?

 

What is the part number for the primary CPU heatsink in a Precision T7500?

 

Ian.

 

 

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March 30th, 2014 12:00

What temps are your processors working at? I have dual x5650s as well but one of them is running hot, but the primary does have the low end T021F heatsink on it. Do you have the U016F heatsink on your primary cpu? Thanks a bunch

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March 31st, 2014 08:00

Dell Precision T7500 2nd CPU/Memory Riser Card w Heatsink/Fan H236F G082W GFF8K

Dell Precision T3500 T5500 T7500 WorkStation Desktop CPU Heatsink T021F (Aluminum)
2ND CPU is on a riser with all kinds of stuff.

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March 31st, 2014 12:00

Oh and this is for a T5500 not the 7500 sorry.

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March 31st, 2014 12:00

Thanks Speedstep, I understand the riser heatsink and fan is the same no matter which mobo or cpu is installed. My problem is my primary x5650 cpu is over heating with the T021F heatsink. So in talking with Dell, one problem could be my mobo is wrong as it is the older one D883F rather than CRH6C. The other is I would need the "performance" heatsink for that primary cpu (U016F). Can anyone confirm this? Mine overheats to 88C in just 7 minutes and then the fan starts kicking up but only cooling it down to low 80C. The Tcase for these cpu's are 81.25C. Thanks a bunch

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March 31st, 2014 13:00

T021F is the Aluminum Heatsink and its not for higher power processors.  More specific information would come from Dell.

I'm not Dell.


U106F is for the 3500 5500 7500

W715F is the Shroud/Fan over the Heatsink on the 5500.


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March 31st, 2014 14:00

Yeap, I've actually redid it several times for one reason or another. 

I don't think the T021F is up to cooling the higher watts of a hex core x5650 cpu. Will find out I guess with the other heatsink.

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March 31st, 2014 14:00

Mine overheats to 88C in just 7 minutes and then the fan starts kicking up but only cooling it down to low 80C. The Tcase for these cpu's are 81.25C. Thanks a bunch

Have you checked if there is thermal paste ?

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March 31st, 2014 14:00

My current temps:

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March 31st, 2014 14:00

"W715F is the Shroud/Fan over the Heatsink on the 5500"

Yeah that's for the riser board cpu. I got the performance heatsink U016F on order so will see if that will fix the problem. Too bad there is no shroud around the primary heatsink like on the 7500.

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March 31st, 2014 15:00

Is that at load?  For how long? What heatsink do you have on primary? A T5500 or T7500 computer? Which mobo (if it's T5500). Mine is fine at idle (cooler than your numbers) but at load (100%) within 7 minutes or so it is at high 8 ' s C.

Thanks

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March 31st, 2014 15:00

No load - iddle :) T7500, 96GB RAM - 12x8GB.

I'll try to find something to test it under the load ;)

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March 31st, 2014 15:00

After 5 minutes from running Prime95:

After 10 minutes from running Prime95:

After 15 minutes from running Prime95:

At this moment Prime95 was stopped ...

... and after another 5 minutes of cooling down:

So maybe you shouldn't worry too much about 85C on your primary CPU ;) And wait a little bit longer ;)

But probably alu heatsink isn't good enough.

About heatsink I have - please check replies #6 and #7 ;)

Like with other branded manufacturers - different part numbers are only to make more money ;) in most cases - parts are exactly the same ;)

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March 31st, 2014 15:00

Ok thanks. I have a T5500 and I don't know what is different in the 7500's other than it having 3 options for the primary heatsink. I'm hoping the Heatsink will work. What heatsink is on yours (primary)?

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March 31st, 2014 16:00

On my T7500 with the dual 5650 procs the primary heatsink is the largest one - the secondary one on the riser card is whatever one that comes with the riser - I forget which it is. Had not crossed my mind to check it since I've had no problems. My guess is the first one is the CPU on the riser with the smaller heatsink which is running a good 15 degrees hotter. Might have to look into an alternative heatsink for that one. When I upgraded the processors to the dual 5650's I did use Arctic Silver thermal compound on both. Everything was clean as could be and all. Mine is currently at 48GB of ram (12 x 4GB). Eventually I plan on upgrading the ram to 96GB and possibly one day a pair of 5680's but those are still very pricey.

I should also note - this is with a minor load. Photoshop (with a 1gb or so psd open) FlexiSign Pro, Illustrator, and a few other apps are all running. Mostly working in PS right now.

 

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March 31st, 2014 18:00

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