does it work on Dell XPS 8100
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This memory is triple channel memory.Go to the crucial memory web site.Down load their memory upgrade tool.It will show you a diagram of your motherboard and how many slots you have and what you have now.It will also tell you if your machine takes dual chanel memory or triple chanel memory.It will also tell you the memory speed and the type you can use.Triple chanel memory has to be installed in threes which each memory stick being the same gigs.An example is 3 sticks of 2 gigs ram =6 gigs memory.3 sticks of 4 gigs ram =12 gigs total.3 sticks of 8 gigs each stick =24 gigs total.Use the crucial memory upgrade tool.
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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 don't know really. My system came with XP and I like it. My Dell Latitude D530 works very well. No crashes. I like the screen because it has a higher profile then the new systems. It fits my needs well.
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Actually yes, but your laptop will accept up to 1GB memory modules per memory slot for a total memory capability of 2GB. This would work well for Windows 7 / 32 Bit operating systems. The Dell D800 is not a 64 bit processor. So be sure you get the 32 bit version of windows 7. It will extend the life of your laptop and you'll notice it running a little faster vs Windows XP. This is due to all the updates that have been done to XP and the system requirements they demand. This is the Dell spec info directly from them for your laptop (Double Date Rate (DDR) SDRAM at 266MHz (PC2100); Standard - 128MB; Maximum - 2.0GB; Memory modulecapacities - 128, 256, 512MB and 1 GB) Randy... Actually yes, but your laptop will accept up to 1GB memory modules per memory slot for a total memory capability of 2GB. This would work well for Windows 7 / 32 Bit operating systems. The Dell D800 is not a 64 bit processor. So be sure you get the 32 bit version of windows 7. It will extend the life of your laptop and you'll notice it running a little faster vs Windows XP. This is due to all the updates that have been done to XP and the system requirements they demand. This is the Dell spec info directly from them for your laptop (Double Date Rate (DDR) SDRAM at 266MHz (PC2100);... » Read More Actually yes, but your laptop will accept up to 1GB memory modules per memory slot for a total memory capability of 2GB. This would work well for Windows 7 / 32 Bit operating systems. The Dell D800 is not a 64 bit processor. So be sure you get the 32 bit version of windows 7. It will extend the life of your laptop and you'll notice it running a little faster vs Windows XP. This is due to all the updates that have been done to XP and the system requirements they demand. This is the Dell spec info directly from them for your laptop (Double Date Rate (DDR) SDRAM at 266MHz (PC2100); Standard - 128MB; Maximum - 2.0GB; Memory modulecapacities - 128, 256, 512MB and 1 GB) Randy... « Show Less
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It should be. Dell's web site says that the XPS 720 has PCI Express slots, so there's no reason to think it won't work.
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I can't speak for the XP 610 specifically but I own the XP 810 and it does not work.
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It works on my Dell 530 desktop, with Windows XP SP3 installed. It comes with an installation disk. It says certified by Microsoft to insure compatibility with Windows 2000/XP/VISTA.
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I don't know running it with a Dell XPS 8700 and it works great! Sorry I couldn't answer your question.
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I bought 2 of these for a C510 running Mepis linux, works fine. Crucial.com says the C600 supports up to 512M PC133 memory, so it looks like it should work. Go to http://www.dell.com/support/ and enter your Service Tag, that should tell you exactly what you need. Running XP with 512M has to be frustrating :)
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No it does not, luckily I kept it in the office for colleagues with other Dell models. For the xps 12 the correct adapter to get is this one: Dell X9RG3 Slim 19.5V 2.31A 45W Replacement AC Adapter for Select Dell Laptops and Ultrabooks
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Yes I bought it for my new Dell XPS 15 but when I got it the killer was already installed. I'm running Windows 8 and it works great. Windows 8 sucks though. The UI is pointless for anything but a tablet.
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The interface for this card is PCI. Based on what I read about the Dell XPS 420, the card will work. Check this site http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_creative/dell-xps-420-creative-labs-sound-blaster-x-fi/cat_sound-card.html
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It will only work if you Dell has this type connector, look to see if it has HDMI connection, this will be clearly stated in your owners manual.
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No. You have to buy an adapter. It only gas 2 x usb and 1x mini display. Think before you buy the xps 13. It has a lot of trouble with the wireless and battery life isnt that great.
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My old Dell XPS 1330 is NOT USB 3.0. The cable that comes with it is a USB 3.0 and plugs into the USB 2.0 on the laptop. Works perfectly!
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Yes. Dell carries them on their website; I would suggest contacting them to find out which model is compatible.
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Well I installed it on a Dell XPS M1530 and a Dell XPS M1730 and it works fine on both of those. The hardware shouldn't be the issue as long as it has an express port, but rather the OS and it's compatibility with the drivers provided. Both of my systems have Windows 7 Pro installed. I haven't tried it on Windows 8 or any other OSes.