What additional parts do I need to install this inside a Dell XPS 8500Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHzMSI GTX 960?
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None, this comes with all the necessary cables and screws.The xps seems like a pretty standard case so it will work with this.
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mine came with everything I have amd 8 core processor with a gtx 908 all connectors accounted for
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Your machine has a faster processor than mine and mine works fine with XP so you should be good to go. I'd be filling up the RAM slots to the full 2GB if you have not done so already.
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You should find a manual in one of these URLs. edhttps://www.google.com/search?espv=210&es;_sm=122&q;=Dell+XPS+8700+Desktop&spell;=1&s;a=X&ei;=sOvYUpG1LbL02wXn4oDACQ&ved;=0CCsQvwUoAA
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No need GPU additional. This processor has graphic card included. Maybe something wrong in monitor? or motherboard? Or only VGA cable? I hope nothing serious. Good luck!.
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Hi Russ, Intel E8500 Core 2 Du0 @ 3.16GHz, 4GB RAM, 160GB HD, DVD, Win 7 Pro 32 bit, Dell Restore Disk. Minor skuff marks on plastic case.
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actually I bought it to a fellow and don`t know how much of RAM it can handle. Better you try to email somebody from dell or even amazon. you can also try check intel specs for this type of processor. sorry
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go on the dell site for support and get the specs for your laptop i put mine in an acer
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Mine worked like a champ, but I don't have a dell, it was built from scratch. Make sure the motherboard is compatible. There are programs on the internet that will give you a breakdown of all the inner parts.
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My Dell Optiplex 960 has the following related to your question: Installed Memory (RAM): 4.00 GB (3.84 GB usable) Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) 2 DUO CPU E8400 @ 3.00 GHz 2.99 GHz So, it appears that it's a match for you. I purchased this CPU as a refurbished unit with a newly installed Windows 7 Operating system from EzBuyCafe through Amazon in November 2013. I highly recommend the Dell Optiplex and EzBuyCafe... It was a great purchase from an excellent source. Ed Hobbs
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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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The Dell Inspiron 660 has and 1155 socket on its mother board, so yes this processor will fit inside that desktop. Currently you should have the Intel Core i5-3340 processor3.10GHz (max Turbo speed of 3.3GHz), 6MB Cache in it. If you do I would not upgrade as this is a "QUAD" core processor and not a single core. Unless you overclock this computer, which by your question leads me to know that you don't, this three hundred + dollar dollar processor will not do much if anything for you.
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Call up Dell's product specs on this board...it may work OK, but I am not privy to this info
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I upgraded mine with: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit, Pentium D 945 (BIOS A11), 4GB DDR2 533MHz RAM (Max), Intel Solid-state drive, SATA3 Port Card, GTX 650 Ti Boosted 2GB Graphics Card, and a 450W Power Supply. All of that coupled with Ethernet connection and this computer has smoothly ran any game I have thrown at it with the settings maxed out! It's awesome.
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no, you need this type of processor:Dell Inspiron 1521PROCESSOR / CHIPSETCPU AMD Sempron 3600+Chipset AMD M690Thttp://www.cnet.com/products/dell-inspiron-1520/specs/
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Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem... » Read More Hi, an Intel Celeron 450 seems to take a singular cpu socket 775, But depending on when your motherboard bios was installed you may or maynot need to do a Bios upgrade to enable it to support the either the Intel E-8400 Core dueo or the e-8500 Both are duel core cpus and both are very fast. I've owned both of them . they can even play many newer games very well , not counting how powerful your Video card is or not. To be sure on changing out your cpu I would strongly suggest contacting Dell to verify if the cpu upgrade your thinking of doing is possible, Dell support should have no problem giving you this information.Best of luck with doing your upgrade. « Show Less
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I am running a Dell XPS 8700 with Intel Core i7 4770 CPU, ITB HD, 16GB 1600 RAM, and the GTX 660 w/2GB DDR-5 VRAM on a 460watts power supply. So far, after 6months, I have had no problems.
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Greetings, You will need to install system memory (DDR3 1333MHz+ SODIMM), an mSATA SSD and software in order to complete the unit. Best regards, MITXPC