Will this boot using a Dell 435T / 9000 XPS system circa 2008? Thanks.
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I don't see why not. As long as you can choose a boot drive by going through BIOS or (if your motherboard is new enough) by clicking F10, 11 or 12 and are given a choice of bootable drives bypassing BIOS, this card should work. I've worked with the Apricot folks over the phone for a particular problem and they were very helpful. You might look up their number and give them a call as they have an extension for new sales there as well.
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It should as it would appear as one of your HDDs in the bios which you can then select as a boot drive
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Yes you can, HOWEVER it may require some adjustments to video settings in the BIOS for certain setups. So bear that in mind if you have trouble getting the system to boot after installing it. I ran into this little problem myself, but its easily fixed.
200489
Yes. That is what I did on a Dell PC.I also connected an SSD (solid state drive) as my boot drive.Works great !
2178388
Yes it should work. And make sure the CPU you are installing also supports RAM of 1866MHz.
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Check with Dell, or Crucial customer service. They will be able to verify compatibility. Crucial customer service was very helpful for me.
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Yes. It will install and then look for updates afterwards, probably many times. You may have to go to Dell using your "ServiceTag number for drivers.
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yep.. XP PRO will work perfectly, but I'd recommend upgrading your ram to 2gigs anyways. Vista will work too but will be slow (people install it for testing purposes). And of course, make sure you have all drivers ready after installing new OS. check msiwind.net for other help
924571
If a Dell E521 has SATA, it should be compatible. Dell should be able to tell you for sure, using the Dell Service Tag on the computer itself.
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Google shows the system has a single msata slot which contains the boot ssd. If that is defective and you are looking for a replacement the crucial msata ssd should be fine. If you're looking to add storage you cannot. Of course I don't own the xps13 so I'm not certain. Best of luck to you.
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as long as you have enough it will run any o. s. 7-8 etc you would like to run 64 bit os if you can,,,run a crucial scan it will tell you what kind of ram/memory you have...heres the site...............http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/
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This upgrade will work without issue, XP has a limit of addressing between 3 and 3.5GB of memory so this 2GB will be fully recognizable
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I succeeded in booting Windows7 Pro 64-bit from this SSD on my ThinkPad T440p without any specific BIOS settings.I don't know your system exactly, but I think you can use this drive as a system drive.
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Not sure, but likely since I have this working in my Lenovo T430s laptop with an mSATA slot. I am using it as my primary bootdrive, and it's working beautifully for the past 3 months. Windows Experience Index for Primary Hard Disk went from 5.9 to 7.6. It is important to note that Lenovo does not "officially" support using the mSATA slot as the primary boot drive; however, it is working just fine. I'm guessing Dell has a similar stance.
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I'm running it in a Dell XPS 410 which is a good sized 2005 PC and a smaller tower Dell Inspiron 510 2008 no problem also you should be running a 600 watt PSU to be safe.
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I haven't tried to do it, but I don't see why not so long as there is a Mint/Linux kernel for that CPU and drivers. Note that the machine came with the OS installed so be sure to do a backup and boot media. You might want to contact ASUS: http://service.asus.com, +01888-678-3688 to be sure.
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Yes will run, but no recommendable because, your dell oem crappy psu doesn't have the, sufficient +12V current capacity to safely power the system, with a r9 270x,,, so better upgrade that psu to 550w
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It should be. Dell's web site says that the XPS 720 has PCI Express slots, so there's no reason to think it won't work.