Hi, can someone please help me out? I would like to know if this video card is compatible with the power supply from my Dell optiplex 9020? Thanks.
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I installed the video card into a Dell Inpsiron 560 which only has a 300W power supply and I have been viewing two displays since beginning of September 2014 with no issues. This video card was an upgrade recommendation per my service tag number on the Dell website which helped me decide compatibility with my computer. I also used two Monoprice (4826) DP (DisplayPort) Male to HDMI® Female Adapter to convert the video card output to HDMI for my monitors. No external power was needed to support the Monoprice adapters.
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I installed this card on couple Dell OptiPlex 3020 SFF PCs without any issues. It's a decent card to support dual LCDs Panel w/Display Port.
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I dont believe it plugs right into the PSU but it does recommend a 330w power supply which could cause the card to short out earlier in its life. It should be fine but You never know. It's a decent video card too.
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This graphics card manufacturers specifications call for a minimum power supply of 500 Watts. In the real world I would suspect that if you have a quality power supply of at least 350 Watts it would probably work. That being said, a 350 - 450 Watt power supply may fail at anytime or prematurely. Additionally, no secondary power connector is required...just the PCI Express slot on your motherboard. Good Luck
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I have this card installed in a few Dell OptiPlex computers. Works Great. DDR3 refers to the memory on the video card not the computer.You should have no problems.
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My Dell OptiPlex GX280 does not accept it either. I am not sure if the problem is with the RAM though.
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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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The question is not if your Dell OptiPlex 745 will work with this PSU, but will a Dell computer will except a new GPU. PC that are made by Dell, HP, Acer, and so on become very particular when you change out major parts like GPUs.
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From the specs it seems to have a PCI Express x16 slot and a x1 slot, so it could theoretically fit a double slot video card, but the 220W power supply is going to be a problem. It won't be able to provide enough juice. So you're looking at upgrading the video card and the power supply (if it is upgradeable).
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Ask your manufacterer, I asked the seller by email. I put mine in my Dell Optiplex GX280 2002 and they work just fine. I don't even know what your PC is.
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It has the proper connectors to do so, but if you're using a 7770, this probably isn't the best power supply to use. While it's rated as a 500W psu, that's only peak output. I believe it actually averages about 380W to 425W. I would recommend looking at Thermaltake or Coolermaster for one of their 600W+ power supplies for a better experience. That said, this power supply is cheap and sufficient for most computing needs. For gaming, do like I suggested and spend a bit extra for a better, higher-wattage power supply.
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This EVGA GT 610 has a PCI-Express 2.0 x16 connector. If I remember correctly, your Optiplex 745 has one PCI-Express x16 slot, so this video card should work for you.NOTE: you can only hook up one DVI-D monitor (Dual link, which supports Dell's 30" monitor in the max resolution). The other DVI port can only go up to 1080P.
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can't be sure w/o your xpress code or svc tag - just look at the different form factors for optiplex 755 - http://www.dell.com/us/dfb/p/optiplex-755/pdthat said - if your optiplex is no more than 2-3 years old - 99% yes, b/c it's PCI express ready and low profile (so should fit in small form factor - the worst case in sense of space for ext. card). given that - if I were you, unless you want to share your xpress code so I can actually check what hardware specs you have, then I'd say go for it - worst case return...
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I can't say for your specific motherboard, but this card is working for me in a Dell Optiplex 755 that shipped on 06/02/2008 (so my MB, model number 0GM819, is 4 years 4 months old, and I believe it's PCI-E 1.0). I think the chances are good it will work for you. Red/.
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I believe so. I have it in a Dell 760 Mini Tower now. I had one PCIE slot as well. To make sure I would contact EVGA support.
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Hi, in theory, yes. I searched the internet for details about the model you have, to find out there are several types of that model(standard and slim models: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/opti_755_techspecs.pdf). If your model is a slim one, there may be some issues mounting a video card with a standard bracket(that's about 10-12 cm long) but would accept smaller brackets(4-5 cm). Some video cards come with a small bracket too, so before purchasing, I would make sure the card has one too(or look for a card that is "small form factor"). In addition, based on the manual from the above link, it looks like all models are able to handle PCI express cards, so from this point of view, you'd be good to go.
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Yes it is compatible, and very happy better than expected. You will need extra power to expand if you plan on it in the future and EVGA power has best components used to last for long time.
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Yes, it has a full sized PCI Express x16 slot (as well as a fullsized PCIE x4 slot and a small PCIE x1 slot) The power supply does not have a PCIE power connector tho, so the best card you can likely do is probably an NVIDIA 750 TI. You could get some SATA to PCIE power adapters but you would be greatly over saturating the power supply with a power hungry video card. It could be unstable or even die.