will this fit Dell Optiplex 960 SFF?!,
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I have no clue. My nephew built my son a computer. I simply paid for the parts he put in my cart.
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the name brand does not matter, but the type does, do a google search on your computer to see what it needs. But this memory is running great in my homebuilt!
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Sorry I don't know we placed ours in another system. But the memory has worked great with no issues.
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Go to dell website if it says your desktop Structure is ATX yes it will fit. However, I wouldnt buy this u are better off with a corsair PSU. I had the cooler master for about 9 months and then blowed up and messed up my gigabyte motherboard unlesa the motherboard was faulty, but after what happened I bought an Asus Mob and corsair psu
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Dell has 3.5 inch bay, so yes it will fit. But take a look to ensure that you have an additional connection for Power / SATA cable....
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Yes. I have a gigabyte 7950 in mine which is even bigger so a 960 will be no problem.
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I honestly have no idea. You'd have to figure out whether or not your Dell case accommodates a Micro ATX motherboard...which is what this board is. Notice I said Micro ATX and not Mini ATX...This is a Micro ATX motherboard.
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Eric - If you look here... http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/optix_330_techspecs.pdf you will see that YES you may use this as a replacement. Enjoy!!
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I purchased these for my Dell desktop computer. The heatsinks make it tighter (side by side) but they should fit fine.
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No it will not you would have to buy the dell 745 SSF and then it will fit in the case.
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I'm not sure if this video card is compatible with an Dell Optiplex DT. We used it for Dell Optiplex 3010. I hope this helps!!
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I am not sure would have to do some checking on the Dell site to see if it is the same or compatable. Check your model number and then look at the ram to see if it is compatable. I do not remember if this would fit. sorry can't help more
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Hi Joe,Part number KVR13N9S8/4 meets the memory specifications required by the Dell Optiplex 990. As such, it should work in that computer.Thank you for your interest in Kingston ValueRAM,-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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You were a little vague in regards to the model of your Optiplex PC, What I have seen on the Dell site ( http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/optiplex-desktops?ST=dell%20optiplex%20pc&dgc=ST&cid=263751&lid=4781432&acd=12309152537461010#!facets=116823~0~3611733&p=1 ) your hard drive slot is 3.5". The interface should not be an issue changing from IDE to SATA. That is exactly what this card was designed to do. You may want to also check this site for the many variations of your Optiplex system. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dell_OptiPlex )
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I used it for a Dell Precision T7400. Don't know about Optiplex since it is a smaller computer.
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Check the link with picture. If you have version of the tower first on the left widest one then it will fit. It will not fit other 3 towers. I bought this card for Optiplex 740 same form factor as the one on the left at the picture 745. http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/corporate/imagebank/desktops/Opti_family_300.jpg
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Most Dell OptiPlex machines use proprietary power supply's. I would check with the manufacture on compatibility. For the small form factor OptiPlex 620 desktops this won't work.
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I have one of these and the graphics card I use requires PCI Express 3.0 so I guess the answer's yes. It's a VisionTek Radeon HD 7750 SFF (Mfr#900549) which I chose because Dell recommended it. You can go to Dell.com and see what they suggest to get an idea of what you can add.
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First, the deceptively simple answer: Yes, it "should" work. Second, for less, and roughly the same: "http://www.amazon.com/SILENT-EAH5450-DI-1GD3-LP/dp/B004VRRN4E/ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER". Thirdly, as mentioned by someone else, make sure you have a free slot :) Fourthly, both versions have additional brackets for full height and half-height type cases. Lastly, for your reference, so you can shop for better price to performance cards, the not so simple answer/explanation. I have mostly used this card in the older legacy Dell Dimensions (eg. 3100, 4700) that have only 1 PCI-E x1 slot. I am not that familair with the Optiplex 760. However, http://www.dell.com/us/dfb/p/optiplex-760/pd, under "Tech Specs" lists it as having an "PCI-e x16" slot. You can get a much better price to value on a slot x16 than a slot x1 type card. The ATI Radeon HD5450 chipset comes on both slot x1 and x16. Currently, slot x16 video cards tend to run cheaper for the same performance than slot x1. Oh, and your Optiplex is PCI-E v2.0 - so 2.1 should also work. So if you decide on another card, just make sure its v2.1 or v2.0 for best compatibility. Moreover, the PCI-E x16 slot is downward compatible meaning you can plug in x1, x4, and x16 PCI-E cards. Please see "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#PCI_Express_4.0" if you wish to further research this.