Would it work to connect HP ProBook 6470b to Dell E2414Hr?
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No. Although HP ProBook 6470b does have Displayport interface, Dell E2414HR doesn't have one. However, there are 2 options available:1) Use VGA cable, since they are both VGA compatible. [Easier, recommended]2) Use Displayport cable listed here with a DVI Adapter.
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The E2414HR's do not have a displayport, you would need an additional adapter to make the monitor work with this cable. It would be less expensive to use a VGA to VGA cable as the Displayport to DVI converters are pricey and you don't need the extra display cable bandwidth provided by displayport unless you are looking for resolutions above 1920 x 1080.
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Hewlett-Packard HP ProBook 6570b is the lapton my company issued to me. So since it has a displayport on the back of the laptop any displayport enabled monitor should work well. I have two AOC 29" ultrawide monitors diasy chained at home and it works great. It is a true disappointment to go into the office and not have these. I also bought a shorter displayport cable as this one...was much too long..it sits between the monitors all coiled up.
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No. Although HP ProBook 6470b does have Displayport interface, Dell E2414HR doesn't have one. However, there are 2 options available: 1) Use VGA cable, since they are both VGA compatible. [Easier, recommended] 2) Use Displayport cable listed here with a DVI Adapter.
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I have no direct experience with the E7440, but the Dell website shows the E-Port Plus docking station as an option for that computer, so I would presume that it works.
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If your computer accepts DDR2 laptop memory then this should work. Also, it's 200pin.
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I used it to replace a 24GB one on my Lenovo s230u. Lenovo and HP has the strictest non-compliance blacklist for non-OEM addons, and this is not on that list. With that I would fashion a guess that you'd probably be able to use it if you have an mSATA slot. You may want to verify that with Dell though.
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According to HP's site, the HP Probook 6560b is compatible. _http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF06c/A10-51210-329229-347699-329229-5259876-5259877-5278434.html?dnr=2
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If you look at your current DELL E520 power supply, you will find a model number on it. Type that model number into the Amazon search bar click 'Go' and compatible power supplies for your particular machine will show in the search results. That is how I found it to be compatible with my HP machine. Hope this helps.
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Yes, if your mother board will work with the E6700. I have a 64 bit windows 7 system and it works great.
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It should , you need a PCI Express slot which the emachines t6524 claims to have.
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Yes. However, you may need to download the driver from HP. I'm using driver version 6.1.76 which works fine in Windows 7 Pro 64-bit.
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Should work; DELL, CPQ, HP all have just about the same type of connector. Beware the original connector on the motherboard are prone to breaking, the right angle will help in preventing the breakage. You can get socket spec from Dell from tech support.
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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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I have a 6420 and it works fine. It is supposed to work with all E series Dell laptops.
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You best bet is to call the distributor to confirm. I just did this for an hp laptop that I had.
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Short honest answer, I don't know (of course, that's the short honest answer for absolutely anything). However, if all the specs are the same, I've no reason to think it would not work. Dell and HP basically just put together stuff as opposed to making, say, motherboards. Or memory for that matter. If the specs fit, there's no reason why it shouldn't work in your system. And if, for some reason, it doesn't, I believe Amazon has a fairly generous return policy, altho (grid willing) I've never had to use it.
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Yes, it works with laptops other than HP. I am using it with a Dell Latitude 6430u.
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Hi! It is a standard PCI-USB2 adapter, so I am almost sure, it would work. I was especially interested in an adapter that works with HP DL server(s) and this one does it perfectly. G
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If you have USB3 ports on the HP and some spare CPU capabilities you should be able to. I am using it for a third monitor driven from my laptop.