Can i replace my Dell XPS 8300 motherboard with this one? i have CPU Core i7 2600. RAM 8 GB 1333 MHz(2x4) in same case i have.
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I honestly have no idea. You'd have to figure out whether or not your Dell case accommodates a Micro ATX motherboard...which is what this board is. Notice I said Micro ATX and not Mini ATX...This is a Micro ATX motherboard.
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Dell motherboard's have different mounts than this MSI board and most other standard boards. So no it won't line up with the standoffs in this case but you can drill & tap the holes. I would buy another case because it can be difficult to drill & tap the holes for proper alignment!
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Call up Dell's product specs on this board...it may work OK, but I am not privy to this info
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I checked the specs for your computer, and it looks like it is compatibleBrand Name DellSeries XPSItem model number Dell XPS 8300Hardware Platform PCOperating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home PremiumProcessor Brand IntelProcessor Count 4Computer Memory Type DDR3 SDRAMHard Drive Interface Serial ATA-300, Solid StateOptical Drive Type blu_ray_rom, dvd_plus_minus_rw
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That's hard to say. I have an Intel motherboard, so I went to Intel's website to find the fastest CPU my motherboard would handle. You could perhaps try to contact Dell customer support and ask them.
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I am running these in a Dell XPS 8500 with an I7 processor. They have been working nicely for and extended length of time. I am not sure want changes that Dell made during the model upgrade, so I cannot definitively say that they will work, but as long as they match the form factor and speed requirement, they should work.
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Probably. Check XPS RAM against the RAM requirement on the "Battlefield 4" box and see if it is the same or higher than the box requirement. If so, you're good to go. If you're in the ordering stage and going to be using the computer for a lot of gaming, you might as well get it with 12Mb of RAM and an upgraded video card.
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According to the list which I'm posting the link to, it is not compatible with your Dell. http://superuser.com/questions/96588/upgrading-cpu-for-dell-xps-410
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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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I guess you ordered the 400Mhz PC 3200 units? If so they will probably work. If your Dell Motherboard supports 400Mhz memory thenit will work a little faster than the units you replaced. You can check the hardware configuration for your model at Dell and verifythe maximum speed that it can supports. However, if your motherboard won't run 400Mhz they will still work fine at 333Mhz!
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Dear Peter, although I'm Not a DELL Fan (as I build my own computers) there are many variables i.e. TYPE of MOBO,etc,etc .I wish, I could answer your question ( I MUST SAY I'M OF NO HELP, SORRY.) Sincerely...Mario
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Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on motherboard websites. Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on... » Read More Go to corsair's website and they have compatibility checker on their sight. Either that or mainly find out what type of motherboard is in the dell xps 8700. You need to be looking for a document that tells you ram compatibility. The document will show you how many ram sticks you should put in to the motherboard. Thats more of the nontechnical explanation. I know some other people will like to tell you all about timings and the relationship between ram, processor and motherboard, but the safest way is to look for compatibility checkers on corsairs website or compatibility documents on motherboard websites. « Show Less
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This is a Dell motherboard for a Dimension 3100 or E310 Case. It requires a socket LGA775 processor.I installed it in Dell Dimension 3100 case and put a Intel Pentium 4 521 processor in it. This motherboard takes a maximum of 2GB of ram, so recommend using it for a low power requirement OS like Linux. I currently have CentOS 6.4 installed on it with mirrored raid as a file server.
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Dear A. Madron, I've only done a Memory Upgrade on the Dell 8250. However it also has the Front Bus listed at 533 MHZ also with a Pent 4-2.6 GHz CPU. Here's a Link that might help you with your question. http://www.memorystock.com/memory/DellDimension8200533MHzFSB.html I don't want to aim you in the wrong direction as I'm not a fan of Dell. You can also call Dell and talk to one of their techs. FYI, if you can afford to, run the full 2 GB of Memory on your Dell. I ran 4/184 pin DDR-II PC-800 Rambus Sticks, but spent the extra money and bought four sticks of the PC-1066 / 4-512s. Much faster than the PC-800 Non ECC,(Error Correcting), RIMM Memory, especially with the 8250 having to use Dial-Up for the Web! I got stuck with the Dell 8250 as it was my cousin's, and it took a dive. I bought the Dell Memory from Amazon, but it originally came from a Company in CA called "Link Tronics". They also carry tons of hard to find Memory Sticks and have the answers to a lot of questions about compatibility. You can also call Crucial Memory in Idaho, everything they make is made in the USA! Sorry I couldn't be of more help....... Good Luck.
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Not sure if that has a regular-size motherboard. You may not have enough slots. By all means contact Dell and tell them what you want to do - then ask if it is doable. Good luck cb
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I just changed a new SSD, and I am sure u can upgrade video card and ram, and I am not sure about cpu. I didn't buy warranty. You can buy 2 or 3 years amazon's warranty, not dell.
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No. The AMD series of APU's require a socket FM2/FM2+ motherboard. I would recommend you just build a new machine, as you can't get parts, nor can you upgrade your Dell.
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Yes, the CPU can support DDR 1333mhz ram. However, your motherboard may not support that speed RAM. Check on the Vendor's site and find the CPU and Memory support list to make sure.