Would this GPU be compatible on an Dell 5DN3X Studio Xps 9100 Motherboard?
924031
Yes..Put it in the X16 slot. (You have 1) . You will also need at least a 500 watt PSU and 2... 6 pin power plugs for this card.
924032
yes. the motherboard features a pcie 16X port and the case includes a 525W PSU with two 6-pin gpu power adapters (or at least it should, you will need to open the case and check the PSU to be absolutely sure) which is barely above the minimum 500W for the card, if you do not OC the card or the CPU you should be fine, a PSU upgrade to 600-650W wouldn't hurt tho. check with dell support if your XPS does not require any kind of esoteric PSU standard.
924033
It would indeed! What your looking for with modern graphics cards to know if they are compatible with a motherboard is pci express lanes to install the graphics card into. This motherboard has just that. If you go to this page here: 5DN3X Dell Studio XPS 9100 Intel Desktop Motherboard s1156, MIX58EX and look at the accompanying picture for your board, you can see a blue, narrow lane that looks similar to a ram slot. This is the PCI express lane for this card.
19295
the 460 is a newer stronger card than this, and this is specifically designed for the Dell XPS 1730, so I doubt it work for your needs
2218074
Don't know for sure, but if the Dell power supply is the standard size and mounting screws are the same as standard, it will work.
39418
Hard to say. Manufacturers usually have a list of memory modules that have been tested and verified to work with the motherboard. I usually only install memory that is on these lists. Since the computer is made by Dell they would be the best ones to check with. They should have a munual available online. Or you can try calling them and asking which modules are compatible. Unfortunately systems that are made by Dell and similar companies often use proprietary motherboards and require very specific (and often more expensive) memory types.
97256
This is just an interface card, to give you DVI output. So if you dell has a PCI slot , then yes it should be. Personally I would purchase a actual video card with a graphics processor and memory on it if your looking to just gain the DVI port, this option will actually give you better performance than the feature card your looking at, and it will display at a faster rate.
1750884
The card is compatible with your motherboard but you will need to upgrade your power supply to support it. I would suggest getting something a little above the minimum required amount. Maybe a 500W psu would work well for you with the 9800gt.
1178083
The graphics card contacts and the heat sink piece are quite specific for only certain Dell models. Most likely it will not work.
2006581
The 8800GT is ancient, if you want a modern architecture but bang for your buck GPU I'd go for the GeForce GTX 750Ti. It doesn't require any additional power so just plug and play. It'll work with your asus motherboard.
1824213
It should work, however, you may need to disable the graphics solution provided by the CPU via your motherboards BIOS.
2221806
Most likely. This motherboard will support any PCI-E slotted GPU (ATI or Nvidia). If the video card was made in the last few years it is most likely fine. For an older card, check to make sure it is a PCI-E GPU.
615303
Yes. Dell carries them on their website; I would suggest contacting them to find out which model is compatible.
87630
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.
469063
Yeah it'll fit, It's a simple PCI card. I have two and they fit in my Dell XPS tower till I moved it, my ASUS M2N motherboard, and my GIGABYTE motherboard.
975437
Most motherboards have at least one legacy PCI slot. As long as your motherboard has one and it's not being used by something else, it should work just fine. You can check the Dell website for you computer's specs and it will say.
1887421
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.
1188344
It won't work with it. Dell site lists your graphics as Intel HD 3000 or 4000 which means your CPU (processor) is powering your graphics aka "on board graphics. This monitor does not work with on board graphics. You need one of dedicated graphics card listed (or better) in description of this monitor.
818816
It should, I didn't see the motherboard listed when I looked up that PC. As long as you have space for an 11-inch long graphics card and a PCIx16 express lane on your motherboard it will work. Your processor, could bottleneck the card a bit, but not by much.