Can I use this CPU in my Dell Dimension 8400? It has the Intel 925X chipset.
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If it is an lga 775 setup yes, if your current cpu is any of the Pentium D series then you are good to go. I used one of these in a Dell Dimension E510 from 2005/6 best 5-12 bucks I ever spent :) upgraded from a D 820
1745710
It is special memory for the Dell Dimension 8100 for the RDRAM mother board 5E692 05E692 with the socket 423. As far as I know
2265368
As long as they are made to work together it will for instance, Search the the socket size of your motherboard, if they match it will work. Here is what I just did on ebay I bought a combo D945 Motherboard - 3.4GHz (D945) Pentium Dual-Core 64-bit both are 775/Socket so they are a match. find the vendor of motherboard and find the specs on the CPU and you will get the answers you need. if you have to call for support.
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Just checked, the Athlon II x2 240 is indeed AM3. This means that the x4 965 should work, unless Dell's motherboard is proprietary for some reason (90% sure it is not). This processor should be all that you need and more, even heavy gaming is easy with it. Good luck!
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Unfortunately, no. That Dell uses the AMD chip, which has a completely different interface than the Intel chip.You'll have to find an upgrade through AMD, not Intel. Second, since it's a laptop, you have to be careful about buying parts to upgrade it. I would check with Dell to see if they have any upgrade suggestions, or find a company that can upgrade your laptop for you-
2265367
I replaced the intel 930 with this 945 and work with no problems. I would go to your motherboards website and double check it will support this processor.
2186075
You have to look at the system board and it's specifications. You will have to see if it is comparable with this CPU's specifications. Cheers
680699
http://ark.intel.com/products/spec/SR008 look up intel website this is 64 bit cpu not 32 bit. cpu
1883037
Hi.no,the board does not support that cpu.here's a list of supported processors: http://tinyurl.com/a9oxfwy
2258514
Yes, you can! It is an Intel i5 4200U. Very good processor! And you have an 8GB ram. So don't worry about this.
1704386
According to Dell's forum, yes. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/906/t/19522749
430017
Yes this is definitely an upgrade to the pentium d series and it does fit in an 775 lga socket. If you don't already have it, you may also want to pick up a small tube of thermal paste as well. There's no guarantee your motherboard can work with this processor though, even though it fits. You'll have to check against the motherboards manual to be absolutely certain, but the odds are in your favor.
202504
No, that processor requires an LGA 1155 socket. This motherboard has the newer LGA 1150.
1594003
Assuming that your current card is the one specified in the info I found on Dell's site (Intel Centrino N 1030), which is the same form factor as this card, it should work. However, I know Intel will suggest contacting Dell to make sure of compatibility as some hardware doesn't play nicely with others.For the most part, I think you'll be fine as the card you have isn't radically dissimilar.
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The only validated CPUs I can find listed are Pentium 4. Research in the Dell community indicates a Pentium D will work in your machine, but will require Bios A11 update, the last bios available for your machine. The community suggests it can take up to a Pentium D 960, but I would be leery of that, because it is a whole different structure and TDW. You never know until you try, and my E510 made great strides when upgraded from Pentium A to Pentium D. Remember the bios upgrade must be applied before replacing the processor.
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Best ask that question on another site... research the "socket type" and other specs and compare the two components. Example : that server CPU is LGA775 per my research... E8400 is as well so it will most likely work but may void the warranty! Also note the E8400 is my favorite E-Series CPU... can handle 4+GHz overclocks on AIR without much effort. Will match an i3 on the bench.
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Yes. Go to cpuupgrade.com and put in your board and it will list the processors.