I have an Inspiron 560 with an E6700. I need much better performance. Is this the fastest chip I can buy and will it fit?
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David already answered your question, so you may have to update your BIOS if it is not at A06 or later. Keep in mind that this Processor does not come with a fan or heatsink and the one on your E6700 may or may not be up for the task. Also use a good quality thermal paste such as Arctic Silver. Upgrading just the CPU will not force a re-validation through windows.
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The Core 2 Quad Q9650 is the fastest non-extreme edition quad core socket 775 processor. There's more to it than "will it fit". Your system's BIOS needs to support the chip. This CPU will work in your system if you have the A06 (or later) BIOS update from DELL. You'll find this on the BIOS setup screen.
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Hi Chris, according to Intel (see this link: http://ark.intel.com/products/36524/Intel-82G43-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller-Hub#@compatibility) the Q9650 is compatible with the Intel G43 Express chipset that comes with the Inspiron 560. Assuming you purchased from Dell, you can contact their support and confirm this is true. Also, "yes" this is the fastest CPU that operates with that chipset. I would point out, the chipset alone does not set the max speed of the machine - certainly important; however, memory (and if gaming) video card are significant contributors to overall system performance - good luck! Hi Chris, according to Intel (see this link: http://ark.intel.com/products/36524/Intel-82G43-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller-Hub#@compatibility) the Q9650 is compatible with the Intel G43 Express chipset that comes with the Inspiron 560. Assuming you purchased from Dell, you can contact their support and confirm this is true. Also, "yes" this is the fastest CPU that operates with that chipset. I would point out, the chipset alone does not set the max speed of the machine - certainly important; however, memory (and if gaming) video card are significant contributors to... » Read More Hi Chris, according to Intel (see this link: http://ark.intel.com/products/36524/Intel-82G43-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller-Hub#@compatibility) the Q9650 is compatible with the Intel G43 Express chipset that comes with the Inspiron 560. Assuming you purchased from Dell, you can contact their support and confirm this is true. Also, "yes" this is the fastest CPU that operates with that chipset. I would point out, the chipset alone does not set the max speed of the machine - certainly important; however, memory (and if gaming) video card are significant contributors to overall system performance - good luck! « Show Less
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Hello, Your computer comes with Intel HD Graphics 4400 which is intergraded into the motherboard and is very powerful about as powerful as the PNY card you are asking about there is no real visual differences so if you need a faster card you need to consider a better one than this. If you are not playing games than you don't need a new card but if you are playing very new games than you need a better card than you have or are considering so check with HP to find out if you have a PCI Express slot on the motherboard first and if so then you can get a better PCI Express card and put it in however you may need to switch the media adapter in your bios manually if so you need to know what you are doing if not call HP to help you through it or you may find YouTube video's on it make sure you type in your model number for the right video. Ken,
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Yes but, its better if you bought the 1600 mhz version to balance the speed, since your system already uses 1600, and this module only runs at 1333. Sometimes systems become unstable with modules running at two different speeds.
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Wait a minute. Just checked. I have an Inspiron 1505. It worked great for mine. Can't be sure about yours.
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Hello Mr. Draper. I upgraded many parts on an Inspiron 1520 so cannot answer your query definitively... but I was curious. I looked up the specifications for a 1750 and saw that it comes stock with an integrated X4500HD GPU. The module I purchased is for a removable GPU and is very specific to certain laptops. So I would say that it will not work with your computer, but the only way to tell with absolute certainty is to open your laptop (instructions for this available on Dell website in .pdf format) and look for a module that looks exactly like this one. From what I have seen online, your laptop does not.
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I had that CPU before I tried this chip in it and ended up changing the motherboard all together. I found out that the system was not as fast as I liked. Anyway I looked up the specs on this site http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document
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Faster than what?You should be able to play without a problem. It depends on your graphics card though. I overclocked mine without any issues too. It is an old processor now. Hard to find motherboards for it.
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Alot of these cards are mostly compatible with certain speed specifications, and i am guessing the mo-board is not on the same level... Go to asus and look for upgrades on your model and then Google that specific item and chips to match... I have put this card in 4 different cases from custom to hp, and dell... All different generations and all were plug and play on AMD or Intel
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It's a universal chip it will work with 95% of laptops.As long as your laptop supports the chip speed or rather frequency, then you're OK.Even if your laptop doesn't support this frequency you can still use it and it will work on the highest frequency your computer supports i.e. this chip is 1600MHz, but your laptop only supports 1333MHz, you can still use it but it's going to work on the slower frequency.Anyway, the difference would be minimal and hard to see in everyday applications.
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I have an Inspiron 518 and I didn't have a problem. If you don't have the right connectors then it's not compatible.
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The answer is both yes and no. The actual clock speed of the processor is 2.4 but with a max turbo frequency of 3.4. It is Intel's "Turbo Boost" technology. This link will give you the rundown on the actual chip in this machine http://ark.intel.com/products/75117 . I hope this was helpfulIts actually a pretty decent chip-set, i have no complaints and would recommend this machine.
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Hi Edgardo. The i7 3770K is a desktop processor that uses the LGA 1155 socket. As such, it will not fit in your laptop, but you could look for a hotter processor that will fit the socket P that is in your laptop. My research says the fastest processor you could be is the Core2Duo Mobile P9700.
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Not 100% sure I do not own the inspiron, but as long as the specs match up u should be fine
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The fastest would be the Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX6850... specs can be found here: http://ark.intel.com/products/30789/Intel-Core2-Extreme-Processor-QX6850-8M-Cache-3_00-GHz-1333-MHz-FSB
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According to the board's specs, it should support Phenom, Phenom II, Athlon, Athlon 64, and even Sempron processors, so my Phenom II X4 840 should work in it. I recall reading elsewhere that the type of chip affects the memory (DDR2 vs. DDR3) that can be used, so you'd have to check on that for sure.
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I asked the tech guys at the company and they said that it would be compatible with a gtx660ti so the 560 shouldn't be a problem at all
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Dell Inspiron 14 is a laptop, if I'm not mistaking? If so, then no. I have an old Dell studio and the card was an amazing cheap but for such an old computer. Windows 7 prompted me immediately to install necessary drivers and did s few Java updates as well. A dell studio running elder scrolls online with high graphics like s champ because of this little awesome card! Good luck. If you pc has around 500 watts of power and has a slot for s new graphics card you can bet this will fit!