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Dell T7810 workstation standard power supply???

CloudX99

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Without reading the thread, does adapters exist for that model? I've seen many cheap gaming PC builds on Youtube where they use old Dells, get an adapter and run those with a good quality standard ATX PSUs.
No need for adapters when you can make one yourself

after I figured out that the ram is the main reason I bought a new one and now everything seems fine but still have an issue

after changing the ram now the screen is getting signal that means the machine is running fine with the modded PSU but the issue is a black screen

no post errors or bios or even Dell logo so I think it’s a GPU issue so now I’ll have to check if the GPU is working properly on another computer
 
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after changing the ram now the screen is getting signal that means the machine is running fine with the modded PSU
No it doesn't. What signal? What do you see?
but the issue is a black screen

no post errors or bios or even Dell logo
Which are symptoms of possible power problems.

That said, "no post errors or bios or even Dell logo" is contradictory and frankly makes no sense. I understand there may be a language barrier here, but proper grammar and punctuation would go a long ways toward mutual understandings here.

No POST (power on self test) errors is good. But how do you know you have no errors? Do you hear one, short beep indicating a successful POST? Do you see on the monitor that the system booted all the way to the point it hits the boot drive and starts to load the OS? Those would indicate a successful boot.

What does, "or bios" mean? Do you mean you don't see anything about the BIOS on the monitor during boot?

What does "or even Dell logo" mean? Do you mean you don't see that either.

Do you see anything on the monitor during boot?

and now everything seems fine
Sure doesn't sound like it to me.
 
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Processor faster at instructions than yours
Motherboard more nurturing than yours
Cooling frostier than yours
Memory superior scheduling & haphazardly entry than yours
Video Card(s) better rasterization than yours
Storage more ample than yours
Display(s) increased pixels than yours
Case fancier than yours
Audio Device(s) further audible than yours
Power Supply additional amps x volts than yours
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Software extra mushier than yours
Benchmark Scores up yours
Yeah, I sure would NOT rate Dell supplies as top-tier but I would definitely rate them higher than any no-name or off-brand generic.
some top OEMs in their list of replacements

Precision T7810, validated OEM PSU =
T31JM 1300W, EPA, CHICONY
FT7T6 825W, EPA, CHICONY
K61PK 825W, EPA, CHICONY
W1FJK 825W, EPA, DELTA
C2TXD 825W, EPA, DELTA
W4DTF 685W, EPA, CHICONY
CT3V3 685W, EPA, CHICONY
CYP9P 685W, EPA, DELTA
VDY4N 685W, EPA, DELTA
K8CDY 685W, EPA, FLEXTRONIC
KTMT8 685W, EPA, FLEXTRONIC
 
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