Will this card work with the motherboard in my Dell studio XPS. I heard the Dell motherboards are different. Also what power supply is necessary?
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Your motherboard would have to have the correct slot for the video card plus the extra power cords the card requires. In addition, the power supply would need to have enough power for the computer and video card.
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It should as long as you have a PCIe x16 slot, which I believe it does. As for the power supply, zotac recommends 600 watt, but i'm using a corsair builder 500 watt with it for about a year now and it's been fine.
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The instructions say that a 450W power supply is the minimum required. My power supply has 650W, so it's never been an issue.As for compatibility with the Dell motherboard, I would be quite surprised if that was an issue. It fits into a PCI slot, which seems pretty standard these days. It also requires supplementary power from a PCI-E connector, but an adaptor is included that allows you to get that power from standard MOLEX power connectors -- the kind used to power hard drives before SATA came along. By the way, I've been quite happy with this card!
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The instructions say that a 450W power supply is the minimum required. My power supply has 650W, so it's never been an issue. As for compatibility with the Dell motherboard, I would be quite surprised if that was an issue. It fits into a PCI slot, which seems pretty standard these days. It also requires supplementary power from a PCI-E connector, but an adaptor is included that allows you to get that power from standard MOLEX power connectors -- the kind used to power hard drives before SATA came along. By the way, I've been quite happy with this card!
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Phillip. These power supplies were purchased for non Dell machines. We selected components from scratch and assembled the computer ourselves. Consequently, I cannot say whether or not it is compatible. I would suggest looking up the specs on the model currently in your PC and compare them to the specs of this power supply. That is how I would approach it. Sorrry I could not be of more assistance. It is all in the details...
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It's a standard PCI-X card which plugs into your motherboard. The power supply required is determined by the chassis you are using and the motherboard's requirements. As long as your computer's power supply provides enough power to supply all the components in your computer it should work fine.
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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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My computer is Dell Studio XPS 7100. It worked OK. However, the XFX card is so hot after couple hours. It froze 3 or 4 times for past 7 days. My application is for extended monitors. Both HDMI port and VDI port are used to duel display.
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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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It won't work with it. Dell site lists your graphics as Intel HD 3000 or 4000 which means your CPU (processor) is powering your graphics aka "on board graphics. This monitor does not work with on board graphics. You need one of dedicated graphics card listed (or better) in description of this monitor.
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I have no idea. Dell was proprietary with parts so I assume no. I put this in a Dell XPS 400 which was released around 2005. You might be able to get an answer from Dell. Get the number off of your motherboard and google it. The number is usually between the PCI headers. Sorry.
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Should be. I can't make any promises, but this is a newer card which should be a good replacement for the card you mention. The only thing you would need to check is that it supports XP.
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It would indeed! What your looking for with modern graphics cards to know if they are compatible with a motherboard is pci express lanes to install the graphics card into. This motherboard has just that. If you go to this page here: 5DN3X Dell Studio XPS 9100 Intel Desktop Motherboard s1156, MIX58EX and look at the accompanying picture for your board, you can see a blue, narrow lane that looks similar to a ram slot. This is the PCI express lane for this card.
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This card will work... Barely. It's a passive heatsink card, so no fan to draw extra power. As long as your system is otherwise stock, and there aren't any other power draining components, it will work.
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it might work with your system but make sure to open the tower and locate the port where the mini half card will go. make sure you have the latest bios just in case. download the intel 5300 drivers from intel.com and install them with the card installed. according to this website it should not be a problem.http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/optiplex-960/pdmake sure you find the port before buying and compare...
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This card should work in your computer. I checked the specifications for your mother board and the specs for the card. Your power supply is at the minimum output for this card. The motherboard has the proper size slot. The card is PCI-e3 your motherboard is PCI-e2. This should be OK too.
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Yes it will work but it will be limited in performance by the 1.0 slot as would any card made today. I have one and love it. Performs very well on my xps system.
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I have a Dell XPS 630i with a 750W PSU. I replaced my old card with my new EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti. It came with the cables needed, easy installment directions. It is much more quiet than my old card. Works like a charm.
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The graphics card contacts and the heat sink piece are quite specific for only certain Dell models. Most likely it will not work.
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According to the Dell manual the power supply is only 305W and it does have the pcie slot, but I wouldn't want to be below the recommended power limit. It seems from the drawings it has a standard type power supply so I would recommend upgrading the power to at least 500W but personally when I replace power supplies I go 600W.