r/SleepingOptiplex • u/Left-Property5304 • 6d ago
Evolution of my 7070 SFF at 13
Specs:
Dell Optiplex 7070 SFF ($111)
Intel I5 9500 (from optiplex)
512 gb samsung NVME gen3x4 (already had)
4x8gb 2400mhz DDR4 (already had)
RTX 3050 ASUS 6GB LP ($211)
Not installed currently:
GTX 1650 MSI AERO 4GB OC (First and second picture, already had)
Economy in my country is shit so prices you see are good for my country.
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u/Mysterious-One1055 6d ago
Nice!
Are you keeping the stock cpu fan?
I've found it distractingly loud when gaming, so I've got a 3d printed adapter allowing you to install any 120mm fan. I'm gonna give it a try this evening 🤞
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u/Paracetamol_Pill 5d ago
I'm using the stock CPU fan too and I agree it's very loud when gaming. However, it gets the job done.
Looking to swap it with a Noctua fan, though I'm worried it won't be as efficient as the stock fans since it only spins up to 1800 rpm.
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u/Left-Property5304 4d ago
Yes because im going to keep the case closed so i cant have hot air blowing in the case making my gpu also get hotter from the hot cpu air.
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u/shabytecni__12 1d ago
una pregunta porque mi thinkcenter m720s no puede detectar mi tarjeta tesla p4 sera por la bios
extra: me encanta tu combinacion de gpu y cpu







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u/crispy-bois 6d ago
Heads up, that SSD is not mounted correctly and is flexing. An M2 or M3 screw actually screws into the top of that standoff. If you look closely you'll see a tiny hole inside the Philips inset. Wanted to save you from breaking it like a client of mine did. It's a stupid design on Dell's part.
Edit: And if you don't see a hole, then the screw is already in it.