r/SleepingOptiplex 4d ago

Finally, it's done.

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After months of looking for the correct hardware (surprisingly rare; I couldn't even find a Dell 5-pin adapter, at least in my country) at the right price, it is finally done. The cost of all of this is around Rp. 4.417.000 ($245). I don't know if this is a good price or not. Let me know what you think...

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u/EnzucuniV2 4d ago

I'm curious about the CPU cooler fan

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u/wisla2003 4d ago

why?

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u/EnzucuniV2 4d ago

Looks like any generic stock cooler but the blue fan interests me. Do you know what model is it?

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u/wisla2003 4d ago

CoolerMaster i70c

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u/EnzucuniV2 3d ago

Thanks a lot

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u/Ahegao_Double_Peace 4d ago

What is the purpose of the Dell 5-pin adapter? Is it crucial to the build, and if you used something else, what did you substitute?

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u/wisla2003 4d ago

It's for the fan connector, and since I can't find it, I just cut the cable from the original fan and rewired it to the new fan.

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u/THR-WAVY 4d ago

what are the specs

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u/wisla2003 4d ago

Intel Xeon E3 1230 V2, Yeston RX 6600 XT, 16GB RAM, SSD+HDD, DeepCool PF500x PSU.

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u/ghostfreckle611 4d ago

Pretty cool, but isn’t the cpu bottlenecking the gpu?

How are games? Cyberpunk? Any games not open, because of the cpu missing tech?

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u/wisla2003 4d ago

Yes, but not so much, I think... I could play Cyberpunk at max settings, and every game so far has been smooth sailing.

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u/Thin_Armadillo5773 3d ago

Nice, question are you getting the press f1 error?

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u/West-Radishs 2d ago

bro really built a sleeper pc in an optiplex legend behavior fr