Is this card compatible with the Dell Inspiron 660? I purchased the computer Oct. 2013.
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If you have room for a dual slot PCI-E graphics card, it should work just fine.
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This is a full-sized card that will occupy 2 slots. you need to make sure that there is room in the case, and that you have a standard PCI bus available. I'm not familiar with that specific system, but I do know that Dell is sometimes a bit weird with regard to hardware. I would think that if the requirements I mentioned above work, then it should be fine.
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My son purchased this for his Dell, we needed to get a larger power supply, motherboard, and a bigger case for PC. But the upgrade was worth it, he loves his PC
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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. Is is. For awhile, we thought it wouldn't work, but after a little research, it can. Even thought the card recommends a 300w power supply, the 220w in the 660s can handle it. Also, the card comes with half-height brackets that will allow it to fit in the half-height case. If you are going to buy this card and make it half-height, you will need an HDMI cable or a DVI-D Dual Link cable because you will need to take off the VGA output. Also, this is card is entry level, so don't expect anything amazing or exceptional. Hope this helps!
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Hi, Unless your system has a mSATA slot it will not work. This is the best info I could find for you.http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Dell-memory/Inspiron+Laptops%2FNotebooks/Inspiron+1420-upgrades.html
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Yes if you have a pcie port which you should works no problem mine is 650s Dell
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Yes. the GTX 660 connects via PCI Express 3.0 x16 and this motherboard has 2 slots for PCI Express 3.0 x16.
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I will start with the assumption that you want to replace your motherboard in your DELL 660 case with the ASRock. Since the motherboard, DDRAM and processor are the heart of a new system, I would start clean and buy a new case, Power Unit and video card to go along with the new "heart", since old components will slow down the entire system as a bottleneck. DDRAM is cheap these days, so are PUs and cases. Depending upon what kind of video-gamer you are (or are not) Vidcards can be cheap or expensive, so that's up to you. Check with the ASROck site for lists of components compatibilities, especially the i7 versions and the DDRAM. Yes, it works with either WIN 7 or 8.
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Yes, I upgraded a Dell Inspiron 530 desktop (Celeron 2.0 GHz 440 processor, 2 gig DDR2 667Mhz RAM, 250 GB harddrive) with a step above this card: MSI HD 6570 and it worked quite well with stock OEM Dell power supply.
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Supposedly, but not recommended. See:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080411232943AAE6St2 You might look for these: http://www.memorystock.com/DellInspiron600M.html Hope this helps.
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This card should work with any computer with an open pci slot, the computer I installed one into was a dell.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. This card is not dell specific. It will work in any system that has the appropriate expansion slot. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris nickels Red Planet Trading
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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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I have a Dell Inspiron 1720 and it works just fine. Take a peak at this video for instructions and use a static strap to be safe, good luck.
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It will work with your video card, and you may know this, but I have to say it: don't expect to be playing games like BF3, BF4, Crysis 3, etc. with it at 2560x1440 resolution using dual DVI with a 660 without huge turn downs in quality settings which will defeat the purpose of enjoying higher resolution (dual DVI cable is included...it MUST be a dual DVI cable which is thicker than a single DVI cable and the connector is slightly different). It takes a very powerful single card (or two less powerful in SLI) to run games on this monitor in full resolution at high quality settings. I'm running a single GTX 680 and it does fine in older games like F1 2013, Grid 2, Crysis 2, and BF3 at full resolution and high quality settings (average 50+ FPS). But it would take two 680s or a 780 Ti to run this at comparable frame rates in newer games like Crysis 3 and BF4. If you do not game, your 660 video card performance will not be a problem. Warranty depends on the seller it appears. Mine died within 30 days of purchase and the seller (Stylebang) refused to give me a replacement monitor or refund and instead offered to send me a board from the manufacturer. I rejected that offer of course and filed a claim with Amazon, which they granted my money back after a drawn out process of back and forth emails with the seller, including sending them video of my problem. These are great monitors, but know that they are inexpensive for a reason and you are taking a risk. Also, i would strongly urge spending a little more on a "pixel perfect" version. Mine had two stuck pixels but they were out of central view and didn't bother me. Hope this helps and good luck! I decided to drop a few hundred more on a Dell 27" UltraSharp U2713HM and get not only a better monitor but one with a 3-year warranty. And no dead pixels either. I lucked out and caught it on sale for $550 back in April...it's normally a $700 monitor. You truly get what you pay for.
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Yes, It should work on yours. That model inspiron takes this size card. I doubt it'd be any faster than what you have built in though based on the age of that model of laptop. I chose this card for Linux compatibility. If you want one that's faster and you don't care about Linux I'd personally try and find one that's this size but is 802.11AC. This card is only an N.
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It works with my Dell Inspiron. So I believe it should work with yours as well. Hope that helps you!
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The single slot on the 660s pc accommodate the SD memory cards that is so common on most devices. The specs on this pc describe the slot as accommodating 8 different memory cards... if the 8 are of one physical size, they should work... if the size varies I see no way to use the single slot... earlier model dells did have several different size slots for the media reader.