Can you show/or take a picture of dell motherboard number embossed on the motherboard.
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I could, but why? Any specific reason? The only reason I have not dumped/recycled this system is because I have yet to wipe the hard drive after replacing the system with a new PC about 2-3 years ago.
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I do not know. That is not the model number of mine. Maybe a call to Dell?And, if you read my review I rated this item as not worth buying.
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Sorry I don't remember if it was a Dell and I no longer have the computer. I can say it functioned well in the Dell laptop while I had the computer
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You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I would say go for it. You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I... » Read More You must confirm that you have the proper Slot (an empty place for this card) then you must confirm 32 bit, 64 bit, 128 bit channel communication, (between the new card and your existing computer) I had this card, and I could not use it on a 2 year old computer, and even updating the BIOS, there was never a picture. call DELL. You can always purchase it, then test it, the worst that can happen is no picture on Power On, the best thing is, a picture on Power on, then install your drivers. Finnally test your machine with the new card. Hope this helps. It is cheap enough to purchase, so I would say go for it. « Show Less
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Yes. Dell carries them on their website; I would suggest contacting them to find out which model is compatible.
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Not sure. If your Dell is like mine, you can pop the frame off the screen and take out the 4 screws and get the serial number off the back of your screen. I ordered the one it called for but when I took mine apart it was the wrong one. Wish I would've taken it apart first.
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I don't think so. But more importantly--DON"T BUY IT! The motherboard on ours fried a few weeks after the warranty and Dell's repair is the worst on the planet. I can't advise you strongly enough. It is a lemon and they are a bad company.
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Been a long time since I replaced it, don't remember if it said Dell on it, but it is still doing Ok in the laptop!
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Most do, but I would check the Dell website for the specific model to be certain.
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Not out of the box, but it can with updated BIOS You can find the latest BIOS version on Asus website
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http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3528/t/19481313.aspx
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No it does not. But that was not something I normally look for. Dell has them though.
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Yes, we do. Please confirm that there is "-' sign on the left hand side and "+" sign on the right hand side of the female socket of this battery if the Dell logo is facing up and the female socket of the battery facing you.Best regardsBill
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You CAN place this alongside the built-in port on the motherboard. The system should be smart enough to know which one has a connection. If not, disable the motherboard port in the device manager.
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Sorry, but I just don't know. Maybe you could google that question or even call Dell and ask them :-D
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I don't remember listing anything on this board. Its a great board and came out recently. Go to Asus.com to get the info you need.
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Hi Andre: My thought is the same as Zach's: what is the specific model number of the Core i5 currently in your Dell? You can find this by right clicking on the "Computer" icon on the main desktop screen, then left click on properties. The screen that opens will give you the specific name of your PC's processor.