My video card apparantly died. I have an XP system Dell GX620. Will this replace the video card ?
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The IOGEAR USB 2 is an external device that drives a VGA monitor input from a computer USB port. It would not replace the video card in your system.
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I don't know. I have two of the IOGear External VGA systems to drive 3rd and 4th monitors on my Dell M6500 laptop and they work fine, but I don't know what would happen if my video card (which supports the builtin display and 2nd monitor) failed. I've been pleased with the IOGear USB devices.
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No, you would need a working screen to install this. This is for a 2nd video monitor only.
1938517
It should. The potential issues though: It's not necessarily plug-and-play so you'd have to install the drivers for it and without a main display that might be pretty difficult to do. You'd also have to go into the display settings and set this one up to as the main video adapter.
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It should, as it is a self-contained plug-n-play unit. I have not used it in that scenario, but it has worked perfectly for me as a third video card.
1938519
Not positive, but it seems like it would. I used it to have a dual vga because my computer would only support 1 monitor. Adding this gave me another display on the same pc.
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WILL NOT replace internal video card! I just had a customer return one of these because he said that the Q and A section said that it would replace a internal video card. For the record this is not true. Please don't answer in this section if you don't know the actual answer.
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It should replace it just fine! I have several of these and they work great. Super easy to install and easy to use.
1938522
Yes but it has to install and you need video to install unless you have W7 or 8 and auto login whereas it will auto install if internet connected.
201218
If your Dell Motherboard supports 400Mhz memory you are ok. Check you pc max of memory for you model see in dell.com 400 and 333 Mhz are compatible.it will work a little faster than the units you replaced.
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Looking over the specs and manuals for the N5030 there is no mention of the video card able to be replaced. Best bet if you are tech savvy open it up and look see if the video card is a hard part (soldered) of the mother board or if it plugs in. Generally if you did not order a special video card in the stock system then it will not be able to be upgraded. Dells manuals are not always the best to go by best bet is to look at what is inside before buying. Look closely at http://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-GeForce-8600M-Notebooks/dp/B0045JPG9M the video card center picture shows you the port it needs to plug into the mother board if your board does not have that port then it will not upgrade. Hope this helps
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Yes. As long as your system has a PCI port it will work fine with all versions of XP.
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The GTX 650 video card used in the Dell PC has one Dual Link DVI-I, one Dual Link DVI-D and one Mini HDMI video connection. No display port... :(
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It fit my Dell XPS 8500 fine but the thing popped and burned on install. I would recommend a diff psu. If you look at the recent reviews they are almost all bad including mine. Maybe something changed in the manufacturing of this product.
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Check the manufacturers specifications for your model.Early on Dell went against standards and some model incompatible with a standard ATX P.S.If a more recent model more likely O.K.
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Should, I put it in a dell 700gx. Are you aware that its a dvi connection not hdmi, but has a mini hdmi slot.I bought a dvi cable & an adapter & love this card. In windows 8 it automatically set up both of my monitors.
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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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This will work, but it is a little more involved than swapping them out. You must uninstall the drivers for the old video card, then turn the machine off, change out the cards, reboot, ignore the new hardware found messages and once you are booted up insert the disk for the new card and install. There have been a few updates so you will have to go through those as they show up.
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Mine has the XP Professional system on it. It works well. but it has a low graphics card that is easily replaced, if you plan on doing any higher end gaming.
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Replace your motherboard for a Gigabyte motherboard by example. They have PCI-Express x1 ports available in their motherboards. PCI-Express x16 is for video card adapters !
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I don't know what type of video card you got with the system. The answer is probably. You'd swap out the existing card or use the open slots on the mother board. You should verify you have the correct slot for the card. Second, I have an i7. It's freaking great!!! But you need fast memory to go along with it. If your system doesn't come with good gaming memory, then upgrade that along with your i7. It will cost about 40 bux to get kick ass memory, Google gaming memory for options.
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ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/inspiron-660s_Owner's%20Manual_en-us.pdf From all I see in your manual for replacing video card it just calls out for a PCI-Express x16 card or PCI-Express xl card.. this is a low profile card so I don't see it being a problem. You can ask Dell directly in a chat.. But I don't think you will have a problem with it fitting in your case. Amazing video. I would buy another one.
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The power supply (PSU) is the electrical box that makes your PC so heavy. It provides power to the components in the system. So if you have a weak PSU, you will not be able to power energy hungry devices. The graphic card can be one of the most demanding. For that gfx card, you will need a GOOD QUALITY 500W or better PSU. If your Dell is stock, it won't have that big of a PSU. Probably a 300W. You will have to replace it in order to use that card. But considering the weak processor (CPU) your PC has, you wouldn't get full benefit from the GTX 660 OC card anyway. So rather than replace the PSU, why not opt for a card that will work with your PC's power supply? Example: http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-GDDR5-Memory-Graphics-GTX650-E-1GD5/dp/B00AF3HODI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1377625713&sr=8-2&keywords=asus+gtx+650 This card gets all its power from the motherboard's PCIe X16 slot. It will be about the fastest card you can use with the stock Dell PSU.
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I tried on a Dell XPS with Win 7 Pro, 32 bit and would not work, no video out. The older AGP card, a 128 meg card, no driver was everfound to work with it on Win 7 so this attempt to get accelerated graphics to work with Win 7. The older card was fine with XP 32 bit.
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If your dell monitor has a DVI port like this one it should. My graphics card has a DVI, a HDMI,, and some other port. Make sure your graphics card has the port.