Is this processor compatible with my dell inspiron 560? it currently has an intel celeron 450 cpu @ 2.20 ghz, board model FSB1333
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Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade.
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I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks of prices on amazon. I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks... » Read More I really didn't know so I looked here. http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/t/19371348.aspx There was one guy who used a E8400 with no problems on a 560. If you want to go that route. I would think that there really isn't too much difference between the e8400 vs the e8500 except speed 3.00 vs 3.16. I know Dell won't officially support it though, But I can't tell you it wont work. I know it works great in my Dell 360 with no issues and my dell 200 watt power supply. It's really your call, But I would try it.. E8500 looks cheaper to risk than an e8400 from the looks of prices on amazon. « Show Less
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Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem... » Read More Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. « Show Less
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Sorry, but it will not. Your current dell motherboard is socket 775, this particular CPU only fits the new Intel socket 1150. You would need to upgrade the motherboard.
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Yes. I currently have a Ivy Bridge Celeron installed in mine "Intel Celeron G1620 2.70GHz LGA-1155" to be exact. Weather or not it would support like a core i7 I am not 100% but being that its the same architecture and from the same gen it would say yes. Hope that answers your question.
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It should. Your Celeron D 352 is a VERY old socket LGA 775 but is on the list of supported sockets for this cooler.
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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
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That's hard to say. I have an Intel motherboard, so I went to Intel's website to find the fastest CPU my motherboard would handle. You could perhaps try to contact Dell customer support and ask them.
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no this motherboard work only with CPU have LGA 1150, and about GeForce GTX 560 yes its work with it.
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To know that, you have to be sure of what socket your current motherboard has, you can know that either by knowing your current processor model, or in Dells page using your service tag. This CPU requires an LGA775 socket, it simply wont fit in any other ones. Then, you have to check.some other things like the front bus speed and the frequency of the RAM installed on your machine.No, i3, i5 an i7 have a whole other socket/FSB/and freq arrays.Cheers.
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yes Robin G it is not on the CPU Support List but it (see below) should work,i have had a similar experience with this processor.http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?cat=CPU&Model;=880GM-LE%20FX
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Hi Cindy,The Dell Inspiron 560 only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. As such, this 8GB module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that system, however you might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTD-XPS730BS/2G from some online resellers.Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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There are two versions of the Dell Inspiron i3147,One which has an Intel Celeron processor (which is a dual-core), and one which has an Intel Pentium processor (which is a quad-core). The answer to your question is "yes," this version of the Dell Inspiron i3147 has a quad-core processor.Hope this helps.
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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 one I purchased has a 4600U processor. However this was a few months ago so the specs may have changed. Your best bet would be to contact the seller to confirm the machines specs.
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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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It works in any 1155 Socket, anyway on the manufacturer's site you can see this processor in the CPU Support List of your motherboard. Telling the truth that's my same motherboard model Here you can see it: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H61M-VG3/?cat=CPU
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The Inspiron 3847 has a Haswell LGA 1150 socket and it should work. But as always, verify your hardware on the Dell site using the tag on the label on your computer, before buying and being sure the motherboard has a socket 1150.
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You need to know what socket (ie:11500 the mother board will accept. Then match it to the processor.