Will this graphics card work on a Dell E520 running Windows 7
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I don't know, you would have to the check the requirements of your computer to use this card, I am using my card on a HP pavilion HPE, using windows 7.
463547
It ran fine on my old computer: 2005 Dell XPS, Windows 7 32-bit, 3.2Ghz single-core Intel processor, 4GB RAM, and GeForce GTX 560 graphics processor
272066
You should be fine as long as your motherboard supports pci-e x16 (2.0). Just be sure to update your bios through the motherboard manufacture. You may run into some other issues, but it depends on what you've got (integrated graphics, etc). I would also make sure the power supply is at least 350 watts.
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I tried on a Dell XPS with Win 7 Pro, 32 bit and would not work, no video out. The older AGP card, a 128 meg card, no driver was everfound to work with it on Win 7 so this attempt to get accelerated graphics to work with Win 7. The older card was fine with XP 32 bit.
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The video card will work with this motherboard but will run at PCI Express 2.0 instead of PCI Express 3.0.Very little differance.If you want PCI Express 3.0 look for a motherboard that has it.I am running a PCI Express 3.0 on it and it works fine 7.8 on WEI
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It runs on my ASUS netbook under Windows 7, so unless you're running an older version of Windows that doesn't support the drivers, I would guess yes. As others have suggested, contact Dell to be sure.
1510318
That's questionable. This particular card was purchased for work and the first Dell model it didn't work with. However another Dell model it did work. Neither was a Dell 660
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I have a 2010 Dell Studio 1749 with the Express Card slot running Windows 7, therefore as long as you have the Express Card slot I don't see any reason it shouldn't. In my case the software installation was a breeze and the card started to work immediately. I read some reviews where people had issues installing the software. Maybe they had an older versions, not sure, however the card has been working phenomenally well for me.
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Yes, it works very well with Windows 7. * Just be aware of the extra thickness of the heat sink, which is on both sides of the card! * Plus you can only run (2) displays per card, even though it has (3) connections! I was going to add (2) of these video cards into a system to run (6) monitors per PC. The standard PCI slot on older Dell PC's, did not / does not disable the "On Board" video allowing (2) more displays per additional video card. The only problem was that in my case, the Dell PC's were Small Form Factor and only had (2) PCI slots which were adjacent to each other. What you cannot tell from the pictures, is that the heat sink wraps around the video card and is on both the front and the back for additional heat dissipation without a fan. This additional space required by the heat sink will not allow (2) cards to be inserted into adjacent slots, or even in the last slot on the Dell Small Form Factor case.
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Hi SergioYes it should work.. I have d same dell model and mine is working perfectly.
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You will most likely need to update the power supply. Be weary that dell supports small power supplies and graphics cards in their cases.
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If it will fit the Dell computer it will work like a charm! It is a PCI Video Card. Your computer has three PCI Slots. You can also download all new drivers from the Nvidia Geforce website.
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Yes,this card will work fine with windows xp 32bit.Hopefully you have at least a 550w power supply though.
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The board supports PCI Express graphics cards via the PCIE 2.0 x16 slots. So as long as there is ample power, either of those cards will work.
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Most likely because it has the Intel H57 chipset. The BIOS shouldn't be locked or anything like that so you should probably have full support for this graphics card. tl;dr Yes, it will most likely work.
466247
I do not know. We are using windows 7 64 bit on our Dell XPS 8700. The card works well with all Autodesk Products in this environment.
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Most likely, since the card doesnt require any PCI-E power connectors it should work, however most OEM PCs are shipped with the lowest rated PSU that can handle the cpu, drives and memory, i would recommend you check your PSU since its already old, 4 years its a long time for those, because this adds 55W more of required power.PCI-E is backwards compatible all the way to 1.1, so that would not be a problem.