Will this work for a Dell 7120 server?
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It is a standard rack. From what I see on the Dell 7120r (note the r), those will fit fine into the rack.
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Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case... » Read More Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! « Show Less
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well I don't own a Dell Dimensions 9200, so I'm not really sure. The only thing I can suggest, is maybe print out a picture copy of this particular PSU and perhaps ask a professional computer technician (like someone at Geek Squad, for example) to see if it's even compatible with your system.
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I think so. As long as the output voltage n the output current match your dell. It should work fine.
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I would contact Dell customer support to verify that. My computer is a Latitude E6520 and it works great for me.
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Yes it will work as long as you have an Intel processor mother board with a PCI Express duel width x16 slot - minimum 350 watt or greater power supply - 300mb hard drive space - 2gb or better system memory - from what I could fine out about your computer it will work fine - Im using mind in and old dell xps410 intel Motherboard - It will work in AMD Motherboard system but it will be glitchy and slow - also it works in a Pci Express 2.0 slot even though it's supports 3.0 - I bought it to use in my new system I built and wasn't happy with it's performance lots of issues - Of course my new system is built with AMD Motherboard - so I put it in my old Dell with Intel and it's performing like it's suppose too. It's a great card just do your homework to make sure your system can handle it - what I found online your good as long as you have no power supply issues - Hope this helped
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I doubt it'll work in your case. You'll likely want a different PC case to work with. For about the same cost you could get an Antec VSK-4000E and avoid a lot of headaches trying to work things into that Dell case. I believe you do not have a standard removable I/O plate. You're going to be better off getting something like a Gigabyte GA-H81-D3 mobo, Intel Celeron G1850 and a stick of Crucial BLS4G3D1609DS1S00 memory brand new if your budget can take the hit. Your PSU is weird too, so you'd also need something like an Antec Basiq BP430 power supply.
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Only if it's a server motherboard. If that's for a desktop then no it would not work
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Completely depends on which Dell model it is. If it has VESA mounting holes, you are good to go.
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This is an AGP card, If your machine has an AGP slot it will work and you can call dell or look up the specs. Most machines have a PCI or PCI-express graphics slot.
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I don't think it will. See here: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3515/t/19468127.aspx
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I would go to HP's site to verify. I use this model in MFSYS25 Intel modular server. Intel lists it as a compatible device on their site.
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Sorry I do not know. It may work. I do know RAM in Dell do not like to be mixed. They like to all be the same.
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It worked with the Dell 2400 which is same age or older. Key is how many watts the old one is. This is a universal power supply, which the standard is 240 pins.
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I didn't look up the specs of the Dell, but it most likely will. This power supply can be a 20 or 24 pin and has both sata and ide power connectors. That makes it pretty universal.
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It should be. Dell's web site says that the XPS 720 has PCI Express slots, so there's no reason to think it won't work.
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Yes. Dell carries them on their website; I would suggest contacting them to find out which model is compatible.
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If your Dell Motherboard supports 400Mhz memory you are ok. Check you pc max of memory for you model see in dell.com 400 and 333 Mhz are compatible.it will work a little faster than the units you replaced.