I have a HP XW8000 workstation. The spec calls for the same module, but is it only good for Dell servers?
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It's not only for Dell servers should work fine if all specs are correct for your computer
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According to Dell's forum, yes. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/servers/f/906/t/19522749
605628
We used it at work on an older Dell Desktop. It worked great - has been working for 6 months or so and continues to do so.
97256
This is just an interface card, to give you DVI output. So if you dell has a PCI slot , then yes it should be. Personally I would purchase a actual video card with a graphics processor and memory on it if your looking to just gain the DVI port, this option will actually give you better performance than the feature card your looking at, and it will display at a faster rate.
200867
No idea. I got it for HP Proliant server. As long the as spec meets your motherboard requirements, it should work.
579980
I would check HP and see if they have a list of compatible cpu if its on there list then ya hp dell boards have real narrow cpu support on there main boards
1030690
Yes, it will work in non-HP servers. I am using it in a custom Asus server board running Vsphere 5.5.
1123405
Yes it is, actually we bought it for that purpose. It is installed on an HP Proliant ML 150 with VMWARE ESX 5.1, works very well.
488282
No. Dell Precision uses UDIMMs. This would work in some ServerEdge / PowerEdge systems that take ECC RDIMMs.
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I have an X53E but everywhere I look online it states that the power supply is good for either. However, I personally cannot confirm it.
675593
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.
1823373
I built servers with the 2 boards i bought. They are rock stable with 8350's in them running vm's, with 32gb's ram in each. I am using on board video
622097
i have the same specs and it works fine ,my system is not a brand name so i can't say about a dell system perhaps to make sure send them these specs and they can help too.
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It should those 800Mhz memory modules were in production back then, yet if your cpu is fast enough and the motherboard in the Dell supports them ; the 1066 Mhz memory modules might be a better choose to get instead. If you are after a faster system; why not get memory modules that will go the max speed it can go? They are only a little bit more expensive than the 800's are, yet are much more up to date than the 800's.
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I have it working with my HyperV-V Core 2012 server. Takes some research and some massaging of the Intel drivers after every MS update but this is also a lab environment for me. If I were to do it again though, I'd buy a more current adapter to avoid the hassle though.
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I have never owned a Dell Precision T1500. So, I checked its specifications online (Googled it), which revealed that the system motherboard is designed for up to 16GB 1333MHz non-ECC memory in 4 DIMM slots, one 4GB 1333MHz module per slot. It should work, keeping in mind that the modules may have to be added or replaced in pairs. The manual or the specs that can be found using the following link should be checked:https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie;=UTF-8&rlz;=1T4WQIB_enUS525US525&q;=dell+precision+t1500+manualOr simply type Dell Precision T1500 in the search bar. I have never owned a Dell Precision T1500. So, I checked its specifications online (Googled it), which revealed that the system motherboard is designed for up to 16GB 1333MHz non-ECC memory in 4 DIMM slots, one 4GB 1333MHz module per slot. It should work, keeping in mind that the modules may have to be added or replaced in pairs. The manual or the specs that can be found using the following link should be checked:https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie;=UTF-8&rlz;=1T4WQIB_enUS525US525&q;=dell+precision+t1500+manualOr simply type Dell Precision T1500 in the... » Read More I have never owned a Dell Precision T1500. So, I checked its specifications online (Googled it), which revealed that the system motherboard is designed for up to 16GB 1333MHz non-ECC memory in 4 DIMM slots, one 4GB 1333MHz module per slot. It should work, keeping in mind that the modules may have to be added or replaced in pairs. The manual or the specs that can be found using the following link should be checked:https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie;=UTF-8&rlz;=1T4WQIB_enUS525US525&q;=dell+precision+t1500+manualOr simply type Dell Precision T1500 in the search bar. « Show Less
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I have mine installed in PCIe x4 slots on an Asus server bd running ESXi 5.1 They certainly work with VMware, no drivers needed. What slot did you install? I never heard of an x12 slot. What motherboard? They should be immediately recognized. Did you check the configuration/network adapters tab of the host?