Is this capatible with my Dell 660 connections and Components? Does this work with Win 8 or 7? is this compatible with 3rd or 4th gen i7 quad cores?
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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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I Don't know, but you can go to the dell web site and contact support to see if this is a compatible CPU. Just email them and they will respond If you have time you can look in the manual download area to see if there are any specifications for your computer
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This works great in win 7, either as discrete or teamed ports. I don't recall if drivers are native in Win 7, but in any case, easy to locate from intel site and install.
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According to the specs, they only came with up to the 2.66 Quad core, but this site says some of them support the 3.0 Ghz Quad core... you should submit your question here and see what they say. http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1399948 Make sure to state what form factor your unit is (Mini-Tower, Desktop, Small Form Factor or Ultra Small Form Factor variant)
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If your motherboard is socket LGA775 and the bios supports x64 operating systems the answer is probably yes. I don't know all the various versions of Insperion, but it must have an intel motherboard with a socket LGA775 and support x64. For a complete list of processors see http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/p/19330145/19688607.aspx The site also suggests updating bios to latest version
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I couldn't get it to work consistently with my 64-bit Windows 8 Dell laptop. Rosewill said it was my problem since it worked with my Windows 7 machine. The box says Win 7 is the latest compatible version. I returned it to Amazon for another brand that was certified Win 8. Works great
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Yes, I am using it on a Dell XPS 8500 w/windows 7, 64-bit with no problems.
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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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I have the same i7, with hyperthreading technology, on my x58, the socket types should be compatible. In short, yes.
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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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I should work well on a win 7 system, Intel cards have the best compatibility generally
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Yes, it works very well with Windows 7. * Just be aware of the extra thickness of the heat sink, which is on both sides of the card! * Plus you can only run (2) displays per card, even though it has (3) connections! I was going to add (2) of these video cards into a system to run (6) monitors per PC. The standard PCI slot on older Dell PC's, did not / does not disable the "On Board" video allowing (2) more displays per additional video card. The only problem was that in my case, the Dell PC's were Small Form Factor and only had (2) PCI slots which were adjacent to each other. What you cannot tell from the pictures, is that the heat sink wraps around the video card and is on both the front and the back for additional heat dissipation without a fan. This additional space required by the heat sink will not allow (2) cards to be inserted into adjacent slots, or even in the last slot on the Dell Small Form Factor case.
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Sorry, this Dell PC is just too old. Not compatable with newer CPU,s Its time to retire this machine. Dont waste your time and money on trying to upgrade this PC
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The motherboard on this model is small like a laptop and it only has a PCI-Express x 16 slot and a PCI-Express x 1 slot. You can check the manual here:ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/inspiron-660s_Owner%27s%20Manual_en-us.pdf
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this board will work with any sata connections and 20 or 24 pin power supply. any windows OS can be installed to this MB. this board only supports 3rd gen intels including quad cores with 1155 as the socket is an 1155.
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When I upgraded my laptop (Dell D600) I bought Windows 7 Pro... (because some of my drivers must have the compatibility mode for my hardware to run.) I disabled my internal wi-fi in the bios. Had to hunt down the latest drivers one by one... but it runs fine, never crashed yet, network card works fine. I'll get 6 more years out of my 2006 laptop and it's very handy on the kitchen table!
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I have mine running with a Q6600 socket LGA 775. It might not be compatible with all Core 2 Quads but I found it to be the only board on here that wasn't expensive AND would support my Q6600. You'll have to check this list of compatible processors to be sure: http://processormatch.intel.com/CompDB/SearchResult.aspx?Boardname=dp965lt . Hope this helps.