can this be used as a plug in for an old Dell to increase RAM?
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Doug, the answer is no, two different animals although both are referred to as memory in different circles. Sorry but it won't work to increase RAM size. It is used to store files & folders on.
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We send out upgraded Dell OptiPlex 780's and they can take 16GB of DDR3 RAM. Just make sure to email us after purchase so we make sure to put 64 bit on it so it will read more than 3.5GB. Thanks, Computer World
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yes you can do that its pretty simple . all you need to find out your ram model . that you can call to customer care and asked them .then by online same memory and install it.
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Sorry, but I just don't know. Maybe you could google that question or even call Dell and ask them :-D
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No it can not, HP and Dell use difference size plug so that each ones power supply will not work on each other product. Only after market power supply are use to power difference products with differ size plug.
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Probably not, but 16 GB of memory is very good all by itself. With the age of the computer -- if you need more ram than this, you probably need more speed than this CPU will deliver. Just my opinion -- it will depend on looking up the specs on Dell & what you can upgrade from them to have an idea.
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I believe it is possible, check the dell site for possibilities and "sizes" then you could shop around for good price/reliability, then talk w/your computer person for help in installing....
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This is RamBus memory, for old computers. If you have a Dell Dimension 8100, likely this is your memory. Check what you need on crucial.com
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I used it to replace a 24GB one on my Lenovo s230u. Lenovo and HP has the strictest non-compliance blacklist for non-OEM addons, and this is not on that list. With that I would fashion a guess that you'd probably be able to use it if you have an mSATA slot. You may want to verify that with Dell though.
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You will most likely need to update the power supply. Be weary that dell supports small power supplies and graphics cards in their cases.
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Yes. It should work fine. According to the Dell site, your laptop has two memory slots and will take up to 8gb of DDR3 ram like this.
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The Dell Dimension uses a standard ATX, so this should be sufficient. The connectors will look different that plug into the motherboard. You may want to get a molex adapter for older hardware though. Here is an example of one. NSI LK-13814 15-pin SATA Male To 4-pin Molex Female Power Adapter Cable - 15 Pin SATA Male To 4 Pin Female Power Cable For IDE Hard Drive - 6inches (15cm)
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Corsair has a nice online tool for matching their memory products to most PCs: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/memory-finderYou might also want to go to dell.com support and enter your machine's Service Tag number (is on sticker on PC). They can recommend upgrade products. Hope this helps.
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Don't see why not if the width and length are the same (I thinks most are all universal fits) and it has the connectors you need. I replaced a 500 watt power supply with this one. Maybe Dell support can tell you more. And it's very quiet.
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Not sure if that has a regular-size motherboard. You may not have enough slots. By all means contact Dell and tell them what you want to do - then ask if it is doable. Good luck cb
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I cannot answer your question, but be aware there are serial (SATA) and parallel (PATA) hard drive types. Check with Dell for your type.
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No. The largest stick yours will take is 256mb. Not even the pin count is the same. Check this out: http://www.dellmemoryram.com/dell-computer-ram/DellDimension2200.htmland this: http://www.amazon.com/Dimension-256MB-Memory-Upgrade-A-Tech/dp/tech-data/B004FMCFZW/ref=de_a_smtd