I'm looking to upgrade to upgrade my Dell XPS 710. I know it takes DDR2, but that's as much as I know. Will this be fully compatible with my rig?
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these are ECC fully buffered server RAM and do not work in regular desktops and laptops.
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This memory is for enterprise servers, not normal desktops or laptops. Buy any from this link- you want DDR2 667 speed ram to be safe: http://m.newegg.com/ProductList?description=oDXOOTjWHHYJ1sk4rVPAuA%253d%253d&store;id=1&categoryid;=-1&nodeid;=7611&storetype;=2&subcategoryid;=147&brandid;=-1&nvalue;=100007611&showseealldeals;=False&itemcount;=0&issubcategory=true&level;=3&Speed;%7C%7CDDR2+667+%28PC2+5300%29=600006082%7C%7C100007611+600006098
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I installed mine in a 4 year old Dell Studio 550, no bios upgrade was necessary. You may want to check the manufacture's web site and see if you have the latest bios update for your machine. Even if you do not have the latest update it may not matter as the bios update may not address any cpu issues.
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Not sure what motherboard your system has. If it has a LGA 1150 motherboard it probably will. If not it won't. My guess is that it wouldn't be compatible. Dell can answer you for sure.
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I installed this in my Dell 8200 and it was fine running Windows XP. It did not work properly though when I installed Windows 7.
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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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Mine has four slots. I have 12GB(2-4-2-4). Dell sells them as high as 16GB, but I sure you could go higher if needed for high end graphics.
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Yes, it shall. I have no personal experience with this laptop, but the HW supports up to 16GB and the Corsair is specified faster than Dell minimum requirement asks for.There is only one confusion about a possible Delll BIOS limitation, but everyone who tried it reported that it was working. So the installed memory will be replaced with this and you end up with a total of 16GB.
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Yes your machine needs DDR2 Memory, I just installed this memory in a 745 / 3.4 Dell Optiplex 745 for a friend. You need to run Win XP/7 - 64 Bit to use more than 4 Ghz of Ram, Your machine should run 8Ghz with Windows XP/ 7 - 64 bit but only 4 with Win 32 bitMemory Type: DDR2 PC2-6400, DDR2 PC2-8500, DDR2 PC2-5300, DDR2 (non-ECC)Maximum Memory: 8GBSlots: 4
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The short answer is yes. use Crucial's tool to find upgrades at www.crucial.com. Be careful about the upgrade as cloning on Dell won't be so easy. There are lots of hidden partitions. In the end, I ended up loading the OS from scratch, then the drivers.
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Well your Dell is DDR3 1600mhz compatible. So by all rights this should work just fine for you. Just install it and reboot the laptop. It will recognize the memory and start working right away without any kind of configuring. Very plug and play. Just make sure you have a x64 bit operating system. A 32 bit OS won't allow you to utilize more than 4gb memory, even if you have 16gb installed. So provided you have all that you won't have any issues whatsoever.
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On the Dell web page for Alienware, the specs for Alienware 17 on memory says "DDR3L at 1600MHz". I bought the wrong ram for my asus rog before and found out when I checked the specs for it's memory. You have have to look carefully. So, yes it should be compatible.
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go to the dell support site and put in the info of this memory to see if it"s compatible with your machine check with dell first to see if it"s the right memory. I hope that I help you out with this info.
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T. Jackson I'm not sure if your computer has DDR3 ram it should work. look it up on goggle and Dell page. You have to check what your windows handle as well
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You will have to contact Dell support, they are the only ones that know the specs on their products.
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Yes it will work as long as you have an Intel processor mother board with a PCI Express duel width x16 slot - minimum 350 watt or greater power supply - 300mb hard drive space - 2gb or better system memory - from what I could fine out about your computer it will work fine - Im using mind in and old dell xps410 intel Motherboard - It will work in AMD Motherboard system but it will be glitchy and slow - also it works in a Pci Express 2.0 slot even though it's supports 3.0 - I bought it to use in my new system I built and wasn't happy with it's performance lots of issues - Of course my new system is built with AMD Motherboard - so I put it in my old Dell with Intel and it's performing like it's suppose too. It's a great card just do your homework to make sure your system can handle it - what I found online your good as long as you have no power supply issues - Hope this helped
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Not according to the Corsair Memory Configurator on Corsair's website. But that doesn't mean it won't. You'd be taking a chance. According to Dell that model came with 16 gb DDR3 already. You might want to double check the motherboard for max capacity if you haven't done so. If mobo supports 32GB ram you might be better served with a matched set of 4x8Gb sticks
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I am not sure would have to do some checking on the Dell site to see if it is the same or compatable. Check your model number and then look at the ram to see if it is compatable. I do not remember if this would fit. sorry can't help more