Will it work with Dell XPS 8700 tower?
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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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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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I don't know! You have to look to see what your mother board requires for memory type/spec. Do a Google search for the mother board in your computer and plan on replacing all of the memory to be sure it will work Ok together (Don't mix memory chips, unless your willing to take the risk).Good luck, Ted
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Yes, it shall. I have no personal experience with this laptop, but the HW supports up to 16GB and the Corsair is specified faster than Dell minimum requirement asks for.There is only one confusion about a possible Delll BIOS limitation, but everyone who tried it reported that it was working. So the installed memory will be replaced with this and you end up with a total of 16GB.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Hi PH, thanks for posting. The USB3-3900DHE should work with your Dell XPS system. If you are having issues using the adapter with the included DVI-VGA converter please contact us directly at support@plugable.com and we would be happy to help. Thank you, Bob Plugable Technologies
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I don't think it will. See here: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3515/t/19468127.aspx
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Yes I am using it on a Dell PC but you have to open up the tower to see if it fits and the shape of your tower works with it. Make sure where you plug in the cables is on the outside of the tower once you put it in. Make sure that you have aPCI port.
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I am not sure really. I am using with XPS 12 the best is to check Dell Site
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Yes, but if your tower is only equipped with a heat-sink for the chip and side fan then it wont be enough you will need a Dell compatible processor fan as most fans wont fit the dell board. I used the heat-sink on mine and it overheated
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I don't know for sure, but you should be able to find out by searching Dell's support with the name/model# and looking at the specs.
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Hey Dexter, I don't recall mentioning a dell computer because this power supply was part of my custom build, so I can't answer your question. I suggest you measure the power supply dimensions in your xps 8500 and compare with the XFX pro. Normally Dell make everything custom to their specifications so you want to make sure that whatever PSU you end up buying is compatible with the case and motherboard (pin connectors)
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Check the dimensions of the tower and your components to figure out if they're compatible. An easy way to figure out is on pcpartpicker.com
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Hi SergioYes it should work.. I have d same dell model and mine is working perfectly.
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I am running a Dell XPS 8700 with Intel Core i7 4770 CPU, ITB HD, 16GB 1600 RAM, and the GTX 660 w/2GB DDR-5 VRAM on a 460watts power supply. So far, after 6months, I have had no problems.
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We are unable to answer compatibility question for certain PC model. If your PC has PCI express x 16 slot and it is PCIE 2.0 standard or higher compliant with minimum 400 watt power supply then it should work. The system you have seems like a slim tower, since this card comes with a pair of low profile bracket, it can be shortened to fit almost all slim tower system. Thanks Copystars Support
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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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This will not work in XPS nor Precision systems. It's registered memory, which is keyed to not fit into desktop slots due to different electrical layout.
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I bought a Corsair RM 650 and it fits nicely in an XPS 8100 case, which means it's at least ATX12V compatible. Check the dimensions of RM 650 vs this SeaSonic.
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MANUFACTURER RESPONSE: Hi PH, thanks for posting. The USB3-3900DHE should work with your Dell XPS system. If you are having issues using the adapter with the included DVI-VGA converter please contact us directly at support@plugable.com and we would be happy to help.Thank you,BobPlugable Technologies