Will this card be compatible with dell studio xps 8100? Main concern is the power supply.
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With only a 350 watt power supply i think it would be pushing it only because this model requires a bit more power (as well as requiring 2 6pin connectors instead of one) for the extra cooling. If you get one of the reference models of the 750ti I think you would be alright.
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Hi there, Looks like you'll be upgrading. First a power supply then a GPU then faster Memory, on & on etc I bet. lol I think I would upgrade the PWR up to 1000w.This will give yourself a lot of safe upgrading capabilities. I run 1100w SLI PWR. This way I can upgrade and not worry about power. The cost isn't all that much difference.
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This is a really great card. however, your concern is correct. I wouldn't try running it on a power supply that is less then 700w just to be safe. I currently run a 1100w Therm, and have had no problems.
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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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The included low profile bracket makes the graphic card able to fit into the XPS 435mt. However, the power supply might not be able to support the 6570 as that specific Dell machine comes with 300w psu andthe cards specifications recommend a 450w psu if I am not mistaken. That being said, the Dell machine I use this card in has a 235w psu and has not had any issues in games or otherwise. As they say, your mileage may vary.
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I bought a Corsair RM 650 and it fits nicely in an XPS 8100 case, which means it's at least ATX12V compatible. Check the dimensions of RM 650 vs this SeaSonic.
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The box does not list the Dell Studio line under the compatible models, but try their "user-friendly technical support" at www.startech.com/support
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The Optiplex 760 maxes out at 8 Gig Supported RAM. This is not much of an issue if you have a hot vid card though (for games etc). The GeForce Super SC and Sapphire should run fine just remember to upgrade your power supply and upgrade any part of the BIOS or drivers necessary to operate the card. I don't think I'd want to go much below 600 Watts. Remember the Dell is already a multi processor beast and needs pretty much all of the 400 Watt standard. The new vid card will want a bunch for itself too. Adding hot vid cards and additional drives requires cooling considerations as well. You may want to think about an extractor fan unit.
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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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That's questionable. This particular card was purchased for work and the first Dell model it didn't work with. However another Dell model it did work. Neither was a Dell 660
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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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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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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 found the wattage was not as important as the amps on the 12V rail. This card needs two 8-pin (or 6+2 pin) connectors, and my older 850 watt PSU ultimately did not have the right amps to support the card. (System kept shutting off... card had blown out the PSU.) 650 watts should be fine as long as your two 6+2 pin connectors off the 12V rail can support at least 20 amps each.
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Not sure if this helps but I am using it on a Dell Optiplex 780 with a 235w power supply with no problems.
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It's pretty easy on power. I've got mine in an AMD A4-based system (no dedicated GPU), on a 380 watt power supply. Ceton says the card maxes out at 14 watts. I can't seem to find any details on the specs for the power supply in your Dell, unfortunately. Worst case, you might have to replace the power supply, but if they used an ATX standard and no crazy proprietary connections, it would be a simple drop-in replacement.
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No issue. Running dual Dell monitors on a Dell XPS 600 for making family videos. Video from 8, Hi8, and digital cameras via Studio 16. Not gaming.
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I have agree with the others here, as long as you have a PCIExpress slot(preferably 1) it should power it. My only question is what kind of computer are you putting it in. If it's a Dell, Hp or Gateway it won't work cause these manufacturers require specific components that are adapted for their systems.
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If Dell has a Customer Support service, I'd ask them. My guess is that it probably would since power supplies are pretty generic.