Would this work in a Poweredge 860?
505812
Yes, but check what speed you have in there already if you are adding memory to existingBuffered is slower than unbuffered but usually more sticks can be used.Dont think you can mix Buffered/UInbuffered but may be wrong:)Hope that helps a little:)
505813
According to the specs of that model of server, it should work. Note, you will have to use all 667mhz DDR2 modules.
505814
Yes, but check what speed you have in there already if you are adding memory to existing Buffered is slower than unbuffered but usually more sticks can be used. Dont think you can mix Buffered/UInbuffered but may be wrong:) Hope that helps a little:)
505815
No clear explanation of things, so I can not use the desktop in the home after the purchase!
777648
I don't know your Poweredge, but it looks like your existing drive is a SATA drive, so I would have thought it would be OK. Whatever OS and drive controller you are using would be of more concern. Might be worth emailing WD support asking them.
438139
It may work but Its not worth usIng. You will want maybe a 650 minimum. Too small causes overheat and undervoltage resulting in frustration and eventually hardware failure.
1062280
It should work just fine. The voltage on most Hard Drives is always 12vdc. The amperage is key as it looks like this power supply is rated to handle at least 3amps just fine. Looks like a good buy. Clem
1267126
Go to the StarTech website. You should be able to find out if it is compatible there.
145322
I wish I could help specifically. I use this on a piece of woodworking machinery. I would say, if you're replacing an existing floppy drive, it should work. It has a connection for a Molex power plug and floppy ribbon cable. Hope this helps a little!
661940
I bought this one for my Western Digital Drive ...you'll need to check with Iomega
212383
Yes, according to our internal database and several cross-references, this should be compatible with the PowerEdge T605.
282433
It may work, my computer is a PCG-71511L but if it fits the connection fine or you can return it they have a great return policy. Good luck!
1686624
You will need to check the specifications for that computer. If the Voltage and Amperage are the same then it likely will.
788984
Not familiar with that model, but as long as you have an available PCI-E port, it should work. You should be more concerned about the OS you are going to use this on, versus the hardware you are planning on plugging into.
942767
This power supply unit is for the servers listed in the description and is not meant to be compatible with anything other then what is listed.If your system is not listed then it won't work plain and simple.
1170936
Being an older model (800-1.2 Ghz, 12 to 14 inches ) ( excellent machine BTW ) with the rounded pin, it should work. There is an excess of power ( 20 w ) but it is not worrisome , a slight increase in the temperature ( battery ) perhaps should disconnect the computer once in a while. Glad to be of service.
908020
It should yes. Just make sure you have a power supply with the appropriate header to service the extra power port.
1060317
I am not sure. Perhaps but I recommend you go online to Seagate and talk with their support. They were very helpful, looked up my model and gave me theexact power adapter for mine. Then you can be certain when you order from Amazon (which has the best price). Seagate recommended Amazon too.
1636765
I am not sure if that would work. But you could go out on the Seagate Web Site and ask that question of their technical department and they should be able to answer it.
485275
The spec sheets online say that the 110-430 has a PCIe slot, so this should work. It also says that this is the only expansion port, so you won't be able to add any other PCIe devices.