Would this card work in a Dell Insprion 660 with i3-3240? My computer keeps having hard drive errors while using Adobe design programs.
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If you have a PCI-E x16 slot on your mobo, you should be okay. However, I don't think this will fix a hard drive error. Can you describe your problem in a little more detail?
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Hi John, While this 4GB module does match that PC3-10600 specification, it is not compatible with the Dell Inspiron 560 desktop. That system only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that desktop. Although, you might be able to find the discontinued compatible 2Gb module, KTD-XPS730BS/2G, from some online resellers. Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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This card should work in your computer. I checked the specifications for your mother board and the specs for the card. Your power supply is at the minimum output for this card. The motherboard has the proper size slot. The card is PCI-e3 your motherboard is PCI-e2. This should be OK too.
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It will not work for my Dell Studio 17" and I use the Buffalo USB 3.0 Express card and it work
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It depends on the type of slots in your system and what OS you're running. I have a SFF Dell 740 and needed the shorter card (height and length) for the slot size. I'm also running Windows 8.1. It's working fine for me out of the box, plug and play. That is, I installed the card, powered my system back on and Windows located the appropriate driver for it and installed it. I also downloaded the latest release of the ATI Catalyst control center software.
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My Dell computer came with the NVIDIA GTX 660 PCI Express with 1.5 gb of memory. Hope it helps you!
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I can't answer as to what your computer supports, but the installation is simple. Take out the old card, put in the new one, install the drivers.
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Jim F., in response to your question, the card in question is a PCI Express High Definition video card which requires a PCI Express slot on your mother board. If your inspirion 660 has a standard video card slot, the card was not meant for your computer. Secondly, the card requires DDR2 (Double Data Rate 2) memory on your computer. If your computer has an Express PCI video card slot and you have DDR2 memory, the video card should work.
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Yes, this card will work fine in a PCI-E 2.0/2.1 Slot. I've used many PCIE 3.0 Cards in PCIE 2.0/2.1 slots with no problems.
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Google is your friend, look up the specs of your exact computer and this will tell you if the card is compatible. Sorry I can't be of more help. We used it on an old gateway. Works great!
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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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yes the standard Dell 660s has 3 PCI-Express slots. You only need one for this graphics card. So unless you have a smaller version than the "minitower" version you will be fine. As for the actual dimensions you'd have to do the math but with 3 slots it's generally safe to assume one of them will fit the card nicely.
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I am using this card EVGA DTX 750, on my computer with a CPU i7 4770, Windows 7 64bits, 16 GB of ram and no problem. it Works very well. I use, Google skecth up, 3D modeling program and Auto CAD for small personal home projects and also many games. it Works without an isue for a standar user i guess.
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I tried it with my Dell E6400, but it crashed my computer. I had to purchase new hard drive and Dell certified memory, then I had to try and recover lost data. I don't recommend.
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Hi, no this will not work for your computer. The only free slot you have is a pci-e slot. It is much smaller than the connection on this card. Here is a link to your computers user manual. See page 15 for the image and description of connections. ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/inspiron-660s_Owner's%20Manual_en-us.pdf I would recommend this card instead, as it would fit perfectly. I own it myself, and it works great!
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to this. Not familiar with any of the Dell Inspiron line of computers. It will certainly depend on the drive type(s) supported by these chassis, and may also be dependent on the operating system in use.
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Mr. Turner has the right of it. I haven't looked inside the case, but possible problems are not enough space for the new card, and not enough watts from the power supply. Then there is the hassle of upgrading the software drivers. It's not a good idea. It sounds like you want a customized unit. You can go through Dell or find a company that builds to order, or assemble it yourself. Be sure to check out any company that offers customized units. Often the cheapest is not a good idea.