Works fine in my Dell 3620 workstation
340124
Works fine in my Dell 3620 workstation.  Will probably be getting another 32GB kit as the price is so low.
2596922
Good works. Tested on Dell T7600. 48 hours hard memory tests. Without errors and dead blue screen.
378907
Bought this as it is the same specs as the power supply for a Dell Powerconnect 2716. Had to switch the line/neutral on the power cord to match the silkscreened label, and it works as it should. The 5V/G pins are in the same place as the original so it's very easy plug-n-play there. The board is about 3mm narrow so only 2 of the 4 screws work, but the ground is connected so no problems.
803413
Although it isn't intel, it works fine.  I haven't had any problems at all with this aside from the size.  It was sufficient for Windows.
1604881
Purchased for my Dell Latitude E6410 and it works fine.
3735263
This PNY DDR2 PC2-5300 memory worked great to upgrade my Dell M1330 from 2 GB to 4 GB of memory. I snapped in the new memory and the computer recognized all of the memory. After approx. 2 months of use, I have not noticed a huge speed bump after installation, but the computer is less sluggish when it's running for long periods with several different applications.  Overall smooth process and worth the money.
4768966
I use it to switch between a Mac PowerBook G4 and a Dell Dimension.  Monitor is a 20" Dell LCD @ 1680 x 1050.  I use a Mac keyboard, because I like the slim configuration.  I had to download a Windows utility to remap a couple of keys for Windows.  I also use the KVM to switch audio.  I've configured the switching so that's it's triggered by tapping the control key.

So far, almost everything works as advertised.  Switching happens pretty cleanly.

One minor glitch: occasionally when I switch to the Dell, the display won't work.  I get an error message about "on the monitor, "Cannot display this mode".  Seems to happen when the Dell has gone into some power saver mode.

Otherwise, it works fine.  There are probably better KVMs out there, but they're more expensive.  I would buy this again.
2984715
Exactly what I needed for my older Dell laptop.
2649746
Like the title says, pretty nice card for the price.  I think I paid around $65, which is a cheap but decent upgrade from my ATI Radeon HD2400 PRO.  I wasn't going to write a review but I think it's important that folks know what I am about to write just in case they are Dell owners like me, so here goes.

I own a Dell Inspiron 531 (not the slim line, so no small case) and:

1.  It was easy as pie to install.

2.  Folks have been blabbering on and on in the customer reviews about the noise the fan makes, and for my computer it's quiet as a mouse.  So, I don't know if it's just my case, their computer, or what, but in my circumstance it is NOT loud.  It runs just fine.  No noise issues.

3.  For about $10 more you might want to look at cards with DDR3.  I am not an expert but supposedly DDR3, even with less card memory like 512mb, (again supposedly) preforms better.  I later found several cards selling for about the same price with DDR3.

4.  Finally, the PSU power supply.  For both Dell 531 (regular) and 531 Slimline cases**, the card's power supply list s need for 350W and the Dell PSU has 300W.  I had read several folks say that Dell under marks their PSU's power and the card manufacturer over marks their cards for power.  I stuck with my original Dell PSU and with the 300W supplied.  So far the card is running fine.  I have played Rainbow Six Vegas 2 and it seems to run fine- no overheating or anything like that.

** Oh and one additional note, for those with the slim cases, you might want to check out to see if the card fits.  I'd do a thorough search online about that.  I saw time and time again folks with the slim cases having issues and fitting the card in the case.

In conclusion for the price of around $65 I am very satisfied with the product.  It would have received 5 stars instead of 4 except I purchased DDR2 instead of DDR3 and I honestly think the card manufacturers don't do enough to spell out the best or better cards for your needs.  So in reality I'd give it 4 1/2 stars and that's being nit-picky.

I really hopes this helps any Dell Inspiron owners out there.  Oh, and one very last thing, no matter what you do or what you are buying, always, ALWAYS do as much searching online or get offline advice whenever purchasing video cards or computer components.  The more research you do the better off you will be.  Call Dell's tech customer service, go read tech forums, read customer reviews, write questions in the thousands of online help tech forums, etc., etc., etc.  Remember-- "Caveat emptor"!
337207
I wanted to add more RAM to my ageing DELL server and found this for a bargain price at Amazon. After installing my PC runs at least 25% faster with no problems. It is definitely not a RAM with blazing speeds, but does the job for me and the Amazon price was the most competitive of them all and a deciding factor for me to buy it.
3314099
I bought 2 to replace the disks in my old Dell Precision 9200 and Windows 7 kept rejecting the drives.  Sorry, I forget what the exact error was.

But I put them in my Dell 3500 and they're working well.  Pretty peppy performance and a great price.
1210182
I bought 2 of these (8GB total) to max out a 10yo Dell Inspiron 531 that I use for a file server/archive in my house.  The machine recognized it just as expected and has been working fine for many months now.
1452929
It worked perfect with my Dell latitude D620 and Acer Aspire 3690 with no problems. I would recommend this product.
2406271
INSTALLED AND IT WORKS. REGISTERS AS 3GB IN A DELL PRECISION M90 LAPTOP ON WINDOWS XP PRO.
4781876
I used two of these to upgrade an aging Dell Optiplex GX series computer from 1GB to 2GB. Now it runs Ubuntu Server 10.04 without swapping itself to death. I'm happy. My users are happy.

Got the memory sticks in the mail, stuck them in the computer, they work like they're supposed to. No complaints about description, price, packaging, or delivery. What more could I ask for?
4737545
Too early for a long-term evaluation, but I was having issues with random shutdowns. I went up 100 watts to this one, and so far that issue seems to be resolved. It has adequate cabling, installs easily, and so far runs fairly quiet, even when running a high demand program. Runs on an 8core AMD Phenom3 w/many peripherals,3 monitors, and seems to handling the loads without issue.  Nicely packaged.
4451969
This replaced a card from an old Dell Inspiron e1705, just replaced the heat sink this came with, with the old heat sink from the last video card. Had to modify my e1705 laptop slightly to accommodate this card. Used a dremel to cut the screw post that attached a small screw for the keyboard to the motherboard (not really an issue and hasn't hurt the stability). Just taped around the post with masking tape and plastic from a grocery bag and was careful not to get shavings all over the board. Booted up fine and no problems since.

Price was right and item arrived as expected.