Sure gave that side panel some severe Tech Yes Loving.

@fewyearsbehind9333

4 жыл бұрын

Yes Tech Yes Loving struck me like a Hammer this time😁

@irukhan07

4 жыл бұрын

Tech YES 'Tough' loving...

@Castaa

4 жыл бұрын

Tech Yes Tough Love

@brykit1972

4 жыл бұрын

Ah, good old percussive maintenance! Works every time.

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

It was tough love.

I have a Xeon E5 2670 and it's WONDERFUL, and if you can snag one of these systems for like $150 or less, then it's a great price...AND it has a decent power supply?? PLUS, you can stream using the CPU encoder which is much higher quality than AMD's VCE. GOOD FIND!

@themetal2001

4 жыл бұрын

love your channel

@andree9098

3 жыл бұрын

Is intel xeon processor x5680 a good alternative?

@auser5253

3 жыл бұрын

I love ur channel

@auser5253

3 жыл бұрын

I love ur channel

@NathanMartin1937

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think you can switch the case?

That Fortnite Graphics glitch is a bug in the game since the last patch update everyone has it so don't worry about the GPU having some type of issue.

@isaacg1

4 жыл бұрын

@@AllanAdamson lots of people then. He doesn't mean literally everyone

@eltonjohn121

4 жыл бұрын

Isaac found the fortnite fanboy

How to get into PC gaming for any budget. Step 1: Watch Tech YES City Step 2: Take information and apply it to your shopping. Step 3: Build PC with Tech YES Knowledge. Step 4: Laugh all the way to the bank with your SAVINGS! Step 5: START GAMING!

@niranjan6918

4 жыл бұрын

tech yes lovin?for 2nd hand parts'😉

@tanmaypanadi1414

4 жыл бұрын

Tyl for gaming is unbeatable

@vadnegru

4 жыл бұрын

Step 6: you are living in Ukraine, for that price you get socket 775 heater, definitely gaming edition.

@Rainbow__cookie

4 жыл бұрын

That's a win win chicken dinner

@ntodek

4 жыл бұрын

YES

"It's cheaper to get into PC gaming than it is to get into console gaming if you're willing to buy some used parts." Brian, there is a bit of a problem with this argument; You can also buy a used console. I get what you're saying though, PC gaming is more approachable than it seems to be on the surface.

@Haddley333

4 жыл бұрын

Yearly subscription consoles require quickly covers this is a matter of a couple years

@TheGentry000

4 жыл бұрын

In my country is way cheaper to build a pc plus its the games part, that on consoles you have to buy them, on pc you can download pirated games. A risk you have to take when youre poor

@JimTheKid

4 жыл бұрын

And games are cheaper on pc and a pc is upgradable so you don’t have to buy a new one every 2 years and a pc is fixable you don’t have to send it to someone you don’t know and pay them a lot to fix it you just buy the replacement part and pop it in

@Haddley333

4 жыл бұрын

@@JimTheKid and let's not forget the quality of most games are far superior than console. As owner of both I should just sell my consoles because the experience is horrible compared to PC.

@bitelaserkhalif

4 жыл бұрын

but can you code and browse stuff easily on console?

So this system even got Tech Yes Beating as well..

X79/C602 goodness! I went the Lenovo route, but with the E5-2689 and RX580. Never been happier with a system.

mate iv been waiting for Ur cheap build Thanks mate

The Tech YES value is off the carts!!

I did a build with a Xeon e5-2667v2. Fantastic clockspeeds for an 8 core from that day and age. A total beast. All the HP z400 and z420 builds I've built has had people talking about these Dells as well, but the Dell variants around these parts were BTX (at least the x58 ones) and not case swappable like the z400s. Really dig this, thanks for the vid!

I had a 27" 144hz 1ms monitor, for the same reasons you said. Decided to go to a 49" 4k TCL TV...and love it.

Great build! I just finished a $250 gaming rig with an RX 470 and i5-2400

@CrossHair001

4 жыл бұрын

I did 570 and i5 2320 for 100$

I've got the T5600 with two 8 core xeons and a 980ti, I even put a custom watercooling loop in the system which works really well.

I upgraded a similar Dell system. I ended up drilling out the rivets on the brace in order to get the side panel on. Your way looked a little bit quicker!

Those dell's are cool boxes for when you need a linux box on the cheap as well. Rock solid hardware. Cool project you made out of it.

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

These Workstations were made for 24 X 7 use. Are very ROBUST.

Definite getting this when i have the funds. Thank a lot for the video!

Bryan! I offer you a pack of peanuts for that Quadro GPU.

@techyescity

4 жыл бұрын

Done I will collect at computex.

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity Sweeeeeet.....

@oeuf1280

4 жыл бұрын

@@MarcoGPUtuber what a negotioator

@ichiyamamoto785

4 жыл бұрын

What kind of peanuts? That matters. Pecan, pistachio, Walnut, salted, unsalted, toffee, chocolate dipped?

@MarcoGPUtuber

4 жыл бұрын

@@ichiyamamoto785 Only the best! The Taiwanese Black Peanut!

Came here for that tech yes loving. One day I will be able to clean my PC like our main man 😎

My buddy was going to buy a gaming laptop for £800. I asked him how he felt about a desktop instead. He said great. One optiplex and a gtx 1650 later (his choice) he was feeling good, and about £500 better off. He is also getting familiar with system building. Thanks for the info!

You could probably also drop in a cheap rear case fan to drop the temps a fair bit too

Saved this video because my laptop had the activation watermark on it. A few months ago I tried to purchase a license and the link did not work. Today I accidently clicked on this video in my saved file and tried the link again. This time it worked and even got the discount using the code. Made the purchase and retrieved the key but it did not work. Chatted with customer service and Marco was able to send me another code which I tried and that one worked. Everything is great again. Thanks!

Thanks, very informative! Quick question: what are you using to clean the components? WD-40, polish or anti-bac? Cheers and all the best!

@zacktrever1878

4 жыл бұрын

I remember watching a video of him using break cleaner without acetone And I believe he also uses wd 40 I'd ask the yes man directly before applying such chems

@Dave.666.

4 жыл бұрын

@@zacktrever1878 thanks mate, much appreciated!

GOOD MUSIC IS BACK THANKS MAN

You never fail to deliver on content!

Loved the hammer part.

For things like War thunder you want a giant screen, spotting enemies is a LOT easier with more real estate as enemy tanks and planes can often be just a few pixles big

This build, how it's just super easy and cheap... console gamers should get on this ASAP.

@raiga1596

4 жыл бұрын

One problem, i have no idea how to build a pc or what parts do certain things

@joule8878

4 жыл бұрын

Raiga same

@Rctdcttecededtef

3 жыл бұрын

you still think that with next gen consoles being comparable to high end gaming pc?

I love this channel and old dad ! ❤

precision t3600 selling used for 400euro here madness, i had a flip on my mind but now its back to the grind!

@cocodanuts3497

4 жыл бұрын

You should look at his other x58 Xeon vids, you could get a Xeon, an overclockable x58 Motherboard, and a decent cooler, you'd be able to overclock to at least 4.0 GHz, the xeons are really cheap too

I agree that 24" inches are the sweet spot for PC gaming monitors. Great video, keep the content coming!

Hey! Loved the video! However, for the GPU running hot; I bought an rx 580 on ebay not too long ago and I would run around 70 C constantly but I undervolted it and now I average around 60-64 C. Just a recommendation for those who are scared of those temps. However, not every card is made equally so some might not be able to drastically change but the average temp drops I’ve seen from undervolting is around mine.

Well done! Enjoyed this very much

I actually managed to receive a retired one from work, and here are some pointers you get your hand on one: > The handle Brian smashed with a hammer can actually be drilled out without damage to the panel, it's only spot welded. > As long as you update the BIOS (you can do so with a utility called Dell Command Update), a 2687 should be a nice drop in replacement. > I would not push anything less power efficient than a GTX 1080. I grabbed a R9 Fury for 90 USD and no dual 6 pin to 8 pin adapters would run the card stable. I would only recommend cards that require 2 6 pins, at most.

whenever I play on computer cafe's with 34'' monitors, I always resize my games to 1360x768 because it is easier for me who's used on playing on that kind of resolution, thumbs up for the vid! I hope I can find and buy a computer like this

Boomers - you can't build a pc for 200$ in 2020 Tech Yes City - Hold my G fuel

Hey Bryan, talking about those video artifacts, hope this can help you. I noticed my MSI RX 580 Gaming X starts acting a little weird (but not nearly as much as your GPU) when temps are in high 70s. A custom fan curve solved the issue during hot summer days. I noticed this behaviour only during very hot days while gaming with a little overclock on both core (+60MHz) and memory (+240MHz) but still at stock voltage and stock fan curve, otherwise GPU always stays in the low 70s in my case with zero problems. Cheers!

Wow. That is an incredible rig for the price. I've got my fancy rig at one house that I fully built myself, but at my other house, I have put together a budget system I’ve always considered nice. I’m getting ready to upgrade the CPU in it from an I3 2130 to an I5 2400 since the CPU bottlenecks me from time to time. I only have a GT 1030 though. If you count the tower alone, I have invested about $100 into it as my grandmother gave me the computer for free after the hard drive died in it and she bought another computer. It would be more if you count the mouse and keyboard and things like that. I have put a GT 1030 in it and am getting ready to do that CPU upgrade. I also hope to add some more RAM to the already existing 6 GB in the future. I have always considered that system nice, but this is kinda crazy. I’m still satisfied though as that system is honestly nearly as satisfying to use as my other one and the 900p 5:3 monitor I have from 2007 has no problems with only a GT 1030.

This is the educational video. Really worth every minute watching it. Tq

7:10 Stop! Hammer time!

Used to work in a pc shop that sold old workstations refurbished with gaming graphics cards as gaming machines. The z420 are really good and can power 1080ti's

Awesome video Bryan, was wondering what is it that you are spraying on the PC during the cleaning? Could you send me a link on Amazon to buy it ?

@PCFixer

4 жыл бұрын

www.supercheapauto.com.au/p/export-multi-purpose-spray---400g/1135.html

Amazing video! To game in high settings 1080p @ 100 fps with a sub 200 USD rig. Incredible. What budget 144hz monitor would you recommend for a PC like this? Freesync/24" ?

I totally agree with this solution. I went a slightly more 'luxury' route. My HP Z420 workstation has the same Xeon E5-1650V3 processor but I re-used my Radeon RX580 GPU. The Z420 has a stock 600W PSU and with the use of a dual 6 into 8 power adapter it carries the load fine. I bought a Barracuda 500GB SSD and a 2TB HDU also Barracuda. I chose the HDU specifically because it is 7200RPM with a 256MB on-board cache. I spent approximately $150 more than you did but I use my workstation for everything. My type of gaming is RPG of one form or another and this system has more than enough grunt to run something like Elite Dangerous or No Man's Sky. Actually a really good performance test is Cities Skyline. On a large simulation it really loads up the GPU and the CPU. I also use my Z420 for Davinci Resolve, Reaper, Inkscape, Fusion 360 and Design Spark Mechanical. That's the great thing about using an old workstation, it's an enterprise grade solution that mere mortals can afford. My advice is buy the most loaded version that works for your budget. Don't think about upgrading the CPU or the RAM because it can quickly blow your budget and then these old machines don't make sense. Don't consider buying anything with less than 16GB of memory. Mine came with 32GB but I knew I was going to need the extra space for some of the non-gaming applications I use. A lot of vendors will strip out the CPU and memory to sell separate. It's fairly easy to upgrade the Z420 PSU to a stock ATX if you really need to run that 1080TI. In a couple of years or so I'll upgrade to either a Z440 or a Z840 (mmm, Dual Xeons). BTW the aggro with hammer wasn't strictly necessary, It would have been a lot quicker and cleaner with a Dremel tool.

I bought a Dell Precision T1600 end of 2019 and put in an RX 570 8GB, a USB 3 expansion card and a new PSU. The T1600 uses the E3-1200 series Xeons. Another cool thing with the T1600 is it uses a standard ATX PSU so no proprietary power supply.

Been a fan of this channel since I started building PC's you've taught me so much that I'm the GO TO tech guy for most of my friends and family, just wanted to ask how the upgradability is on a system like this? The proprietary power supply shouldn't cause too much issue if someone wanted to upgrade in the future right? Cheers man thank you for ur wisdom

I agree 24" screen FTW. 24" 1440p 144hz G-sync is perfect for me.

love this build.

There's also the HP Z2xx CMT workstations that can be made into pretty good gaming PCs with prices (at least in the UK) starting at around £50 (without shipping) on ebay for a unit that you have to add a processor, RAM, storage and a graphics card to. I however, managed to snag a Z210 CMT with an i5 2400 and 4GB RAM for around £60 with the only extra costs being £30 for 16GB RAM and around £50 for a 250GB SSD (there's also a USB 3 card I added, but that has a few issues so it's likely to be taken out once I have a replacement) as I already had a 1050Ti and two hard drives that I was going to move to it from another PC (I didn't have to pay for a windows 10 license as the system still had its windows 7 pro license key attached which was good for activation windows 10 pro).

Hi Bryan, great video Txs. Question, what is the spay you keep using to clean the PC? Txs again great informational videos.

4:25 to 7:30 - Goonzquad vibes 😁 Another awesome build!

@Belskxhrsxdmwjdje

4 жыл бұрын

I thought about that also

what is the spray stuff in the can i see you spraying alot. is it oil based? will it mess the board up if it does not dry?

@zacktrever1878

4 жыл бұрын

It's like breaker cleaner without acetone - he would then leave it in the sun to dry

Nice build! There has to be a way to get some air in there though, that GPU must run loud, temps look safe though.

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

One can Add a 80 mm fan to the CPU HS and also cut a portion of side panel and put up a mesh there.

Thanks! This Helped me alot!

I'm running a 32" 1440p curved monitor, and it seems to be the best I've been able to run, very high frame rates, and with the curve I don't miss things like you are saying with other larger monitors as the curve helps keep everything in my vision otherwise, yes, 1080p and 24-27" is about perfect

12 to 13 ways to BEAT your system lol. I've never seen a Tech Yes Beating a system into submission but it seems like that side panel worked like a charm afterwards. All kidding aside, thank you for the video and great information. 👍👍

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

For effective cooling, You can add a 80 mm fan to the CPU HS and also cut a portion on side panel and put up a mesh there.

I've got 85 Buck into my PC. Fx6300 , rx 580, 16gb ram, 4.6 tb worth of HDD and SSD, RGB fans , EVGA PSU, and deep cool case all for that price..

Thanks, Brian !!!

I've switched from a 24" 60Hz FHD monitor to a 29" 75Hz 2560x1080 UltraWide last year and I like it a lot. Reason is that I do not play any competitive games and for single player games like Witcher/Skyrim,etc this looks great and its even more 'Immersive' at least for me. Sure some games still have issues with this screen aspect ratio and I have to look for a fix online but that I can deal with. On a sidenote,this ~160 USD setup would cost something like 270-300 USD where I live 'middle EU'.:P

Tech YES hammering is what comes after the Tech YES lovin'.

Good one bro. Salutes.

I have 4 of these systems that I built up as gaming rigs, you just have to click activate a few times, the COA for Windows 7 Pro will register for Windows 10 Pro

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

Correct . In my case the Windows License Keys were stored on the MB in form of Digital License, so as soon as I connected to internet and tried activating it got activated.

Do you miss doing Tech Yes City in Japan? Any main differences between doing it in Australia?

is this PC upgradeable? And is there any recommendations for some changes in the components?

i used a rx480 and fx 8350 for few yrs and still runs most games above 100fps, i switched and i now use that fx PC as my 2nd storage/streaming pc. they still have enough power to play most games just fine, its not a 2080ti, but it will give you a very playable experiecne.

Nice tool ...hammer ...and t shirt for cleaning....nice as always...

do you build PC for people if requested Tech YES? I live in Australia too but I checked the desc and saw nothing about if you do or not. Thought I'd ask. Nice video.

What do you do with all of the spare components that you don't use in final builds? Like all the cables, screws, power splitters, adapters, and even the boxes and manuals?

Any chance you'll be doing a X99/E5-2678V3 setup review video? Seems like the prices are coming down for the CPUs themselves, and the Aliexpress X99 boards seem quite affordable now. Plus, the E5-2678V3 has both DDR3/4 memory controllers, which would make this an appealing alternative to X79/X58 platforms.

maybe superbuy is a good option for you (and others buying more than 1 item). You can buy RX 580 (4g) for €45-50 the downside is that the shipping cost is expensive if only buy one. But lets say you buy 5 of them you can probably get them under €300 with shipping.

I use a Samsung 4k/UHD 60hz monitor. It's fine for campaigns but I definitely need to get a higher refresh rate monitor for online gaming .

Hey I had a dell precision T3500. It had a xeon w3530, upgraded it to a x5675 and it was good to go. The system had a 80+ silver rated PSU so I coupled it with a 1050ti (could have got a 570/580 but I got a great deal) added in some ram and I had a system for around $130 (US). I gave it to a friend who was getting into PC gaming and it fit perfectly for him.

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

Good Man. T3500 is Cool. Unlike T3600, in T3500 you can replace Dell PSU with an aftermarket PSU without any issue (in case if the need arises). Also with larger case lots of cooling mods are possible.

@laynewoodruff7502

4 жыл бұрын

@@manojgupta3770 Yeah I thought about modding it but I wouldn't know where to start besides swapping cases since the default one is so unwieldy. I did consider switching the power supply when I was debating on a 580, but it worked out since the included PSU is decent with a (relatively) strong 12 volt line.

@manojgupta3770

4 жыл бұрын

@@laynewoodruff7502 at least add a 90 mm fan to the CPU HS, a 60 mm fan on North bridge and in my case I even put on my Old Dead Laptop's HS on the Southbridge of T3500. T3500's NB and SB becomes very hot ater few hours of work. Check this out.

I went from an old 32-inch flatscreen tv to a philips 247e4 (23.6 inch) Took me about 2-3 weeks to adjust to the smaller screen. I prefer the smaller screen when playing games like Rust and Halo 2 multiplayer. But in the future when i upgrade my gpu i'll also go back to a 32 with high refresh-rate.

Nice finding! I would love to see if there is an additional fan header on the motherboard to install an exhaust fan at the rear of the case and use ThrottleStop to overclock that E5-1650! Cheers!

@NextMerckx

4 жыл бұрын

BlazeElPadrino You might get a workaround but the Dell OE boards don’t support OC. There is at least one additional fan header. They support discrete HDD fans.

@BlazeElPadrino662

4 жыл бұрын

@@NextMerckx Well, AFAIK the Dell T3500 is locked from the chipset side too but you can overclock the CPU if it's indeed multiplier unlocked (W3680 and W3690) so it would be nice to test if this model can do it too. Cheers!

You need more likes as in MORE LIKES!! You open my mind to use parts that has been used and is not really expensive to build your own pc gaming system

My PC is the same thing . Dell precision x58 and may upgrade to Dell Precision x79 later on.

I think 1440p is the sweet spot if you have the right card. With that being said my favorite used/discounted price combo when I have to build systems for people on a budget lately is a new B450 mobo, 1st or 2nd gen ryzen as they can be had for cheap even new, and a used 1070 cause it's just the sweet spot for a 5-600 dollar gaming rig.

Love this content

Gimme some of that Tech YES hammerin'!

In terms of monitor size, i would say it depends of what distance you are of the monitor, if you have a bigger table, a 27 inch is better if you look it from further away vs a 24 inch, but when i have went to a friends house to play pc games with him and he gives me almost a coffe table to play, then a 22 inch is obviously much better, lol. As for now since i use my pc for work, i got an ultrawide and never looked back, best thing ever in that regard.

you really love the word "however"

That segways tho. Smooth

I use dual 1080p 144hz G-Sync (compatible mode via Freesync) and wouldn't want anything bigger for anything TBH. First time with VA panels and I'm sold on that tech for now, too.

Hey Bryan. Tech Yes Price Performance Budget Gaming! Woohoo. Bargain! 24" monitors are great for gaming. 22" are also good. . Cheers, Mon from Brisbane.

@renko8065

4 жыл бұрын

i prefer 22" because ive used a 19" lcd monitor for like 10+ years, 24" seemed too big for me

@bharatmadhok6773

4 жыл бұрын

@@renko8065 I used 13" laptop for around for 5+ years then I went to a 24"

@paulb4uk

4 жыл бұрын

My monitor is a 24 inch but only a 60hz yet to get a high refresh monitor

@madrc9781

4 жыл бұрын

Too small for my eyes 30" or 27" or 28" is good for me

@miniweeddeerz1820

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulb4uk if you are going to get one, get the AOC 24G2U 144hz 1080p IPS panel, 180 dollars.

I have a z230 with an i5 4570 quad. This 6 core seems quite a bit more powerful, and im really impressed with the benchmarks. I'm thinking of doing either a 1060, or a rx570. The 570 would be most cost effective as it isnt far behind the 1060 6g. Im just worried about the 150w requirements. I believe the z230 was made for 150w graphics cards, but that seems like its cutting it too close with a 400w 91% efficciency power supply, or does that incredibly high efficiency give more more to work with?

I like how Tech YES City is giving good tips thats logical in comparison to whats out on the market. This is the opposite of all the Companies creating builds and Selling them for 4/3 parts of the price This is smart. Thank you

It has the cutout for an exhaust fan - did you try putting one in to see if it helped with the temps?

I have dual AIO water cooling radiator in front (you will loose dvd bay) it pushes the air through the front mesh. Rear fan is flipped as intake fan. You could bolt a 90 mm fan on that mesh in the back, although there are no fan holes its very doable still.

Love the videos

I love getting the most out of older hardware.

That hammer scene killed me

I'd be interested to grab one of these and modify it with a front fan.

What spray are you using to clean the pc?

I also made some very good deals. Just bought 15 untested Xeon 2620v2 with one 2603v2 for 19€. 15 of the 16 CPUs actually worked. Then I got a 2630v2 for 12€ and a new LGA 2011 Board for 65€. I paired that with 16 Gigs of ECC REG DDR3 for 20€ and a GTX 780ti for 80€. For this system I spend 40€ for a PCIe SSD. So basically for 220€. I had a power supply laying around and also 2 TB of HDD storage, just missing a case

Liking the specs!

Got mine (T5600) in a company decommissioning...for its $0 (its book value) in late 2018. Dual E5-2667, 32GB R-EEC 1600 DDR3, and 825W PS. I thru in a GTX 970 OC'd (for $120 in early 2019) and recently upgraded to dual E5-2689's (which together cost $160). 16C/32T beast. CB R15 score is 2200. With new SSD I invested a total of $350 for this rig. ..oh...and I also recycled and old Dolby 7.1 audio card from my dead Dell XPS 420. Also, a recent office-lab cleaning and a junked T5600 with bad motherboard was tossed into the outside bin. I managed to retrieve the CPU coolers & PS in case of future failures. They are expensive to replace, per eBay prices. You can customize these rigs...there is a KZread site for this: Green PC Gamers; where changing out OEM air cooling for third party coolers is explained, etc. I also blinged this thing a bit. Took some Vinyl Carbon adhesive roll that I bought on eBay, the stuff used for car exteriors, and cut it to fit the side panel...just to spruce it up a bit for home office use. A nice black, red or other carbon 3D color makes this looks less business and more fun, though it is a beast for multi tasking and rendering. The downside...BIOS is locked...certainly on the dual T5600. Which means the locked E5's with large core counts are preferred. I went with the E5-2689, which is an OEM special that is well priced and a solid performer. All core clock in turbo is at just under 3.2GHz. Don't ask me about power consumption...I suppose this thing draws some serious wattage. No issue for me. Hey Brian..if you want a couple of E5-2667's I can post them to your address, snail mail.

Now that’s a console killer right there

The E6 2697v2 works in the same socket, and has 2 qpi links, so you can theoretically have 24 cores and 48 threads by using two of them

Can even go bigger: the T5810 and lineup siblings have a Haswell/Broadwell capable C612 chipset and support 768GB of DDR4. If you’re nuts you can then run the 22C/44T v4 Xeons like the 2699v4. Only downside is the Dell OE board doesn’t support overclocking or engineering sample chips.

Nice Video Bro ....... But You MISSED SOMETHING ...... Having been Doing Dell Mods for some time ...... here are some Tips 1) Go to tech Power Up Site and Download ThrottleStop Software. You can OVERCLOCK (in Windows) this system via ThrottleStop upto at least 4.1 GHz on all 6 Cores on this LOCKED DELL SYSTEM. Surprised?? I have been doing it since last 2 years. 2) Using Dual Channel Memory Bandwith on a System that Supports Quad Channel is a waste considering that Registered ECC DDR3 RAM are available at throwaway prices. You will be amazed with the bump up in performance by OCing CPU to 4.1 GHz and Quad Channel Memory Combined. My personal favorite is though the Precision T3500 because you can replace its Dell Propriety PSU with an aftermarket PSU which you cannot do in T3600. Also the Case for T3500 is bigger which allows many Cooling Mods which I have done. BTW T3500 also supports 6C/12T Xeons.

that cpu cooler looks pretty nice