Will this card run on a Dell XPS 8700, i7, 32 GB? Thanks in advance!
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It depends on your motherboard but more than likely it should work just fine. Check to see what your motherboard can support just to be on the safe side though. There are tons of websites out there that can tell you what part is compatible with what.
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Yeah should be able to run easy, mines an i7 3770 and only 8gb ram and it runs perfectly.
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Yes. Your motherboard comes with a PCI Express 3.0 slot, so this card should work fine on it, but since you have to open the case to insert it, I would double check on the space needed inside it, before purchasing. This card will take over two expansion covers on the case, therefore rendering unusable the adjacent slot. whichever this may be.
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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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Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on motherboard websites. Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on... » Read More Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on motherboard websites. « Show Less
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We would need more information about the model you have. If you can list your computer specifications, I can help you. There are many different Dell XPS models from Dell. If it's a laptop, then no. If it's one of the desktops, then get the specs posted here and we can be of further assistance. Good luck. This card is great.
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it should run just fine, as long as you have at least a 300 watt power supply and a 16X pcie slot. it will be a slight upgrade, not a ,major boost.
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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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when i installed it on my system (not a dell XPS 8300) i ran into a few issues because the driver from the cd-rom and from the ati website over clocked the video card without any notification, when i notice that (after a week trying in many systems) i have uncheck the overclock and after that it worked just fine. hope that help you.
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I wouldn't know for sure till I knew all the specs of your hardware and the game requirements but I bet it will. I am running in on a new computer for a game with high graphics and it is working great!! I'm thrilled with this card.
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Yes, it should run just fine. I am running it on a PC with a dual core approximately 2 GHz AMD processor , Windows VISTA SP2, 4 gigs of RAM and a much less powerful video board than yours.
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I'm running it in a Dell XPS 410 which is a good sized 2005 PC and a smaller tower Dell Inspiron 510 2008 no problem also you should be running a 600 watt PSU to be safe.
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It will run for a low settings. But you can always upgrade to higher end graphic card in the future.
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I do not know. We are using windows 7 64 bit on our Dell XPS 8700. The card works well with all Autodesk Products in this environment.
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Your machine has a faster processor than mine and mine works fine with XP so you should be good to go. I'd be filling up the RAM slots to the full 2GB if you have not done so already.
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I've reviewed various configurations for the Dell XPS 8700 PC and noticed that all of them provide a 1600MHZ RAM configuration, which coincides with this Corsair Dominator Platinum. I would suggest to check your motherboard version or current RAM in the BIOS just to double check. Nevertheless these Corsair Dominator Platinum should work. This System has 4DIMM Slots so you can go all the way up to 16GB by Dell's Website. Hope this little bit of information helps.
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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 am not sure ..these Laptops are system runs perfectly with XP ..I would rather recemend to run with the software it's loaded on.will give you optimum performance ..
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Will it run XP 32? Yes.What are you giving up? over 3/4 of your main memory.TL/DR section:32-bit x86 architecture means 32 bits for addressing memory and other peripherals. That sets a hard limit on RAM capacity at (effectively) 4 GB. 512 MB of address space is used to address peripherals. Video RAM on the video card is also addressable memory, so 3.5 GB - Video RAM = usable system memory. if yours is like mine, you'd end up at 2GB of usable system RAM.unless you have a very specific need for XP 32, stick with a 64 bit OS