driver requirements Dell xps?
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This is a stand-alone device. It doesn't need a cable connection to a Mac or PC.
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I didn't have to use any special drivers as the one I have (Ion Film 2SD) had a SD memory card so I copied everything to the memory card, them place the card into the SD card reader on my Desk Top and open it with MS OFFICE 2003 Picture Manager. (using Windows 7)
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The easiest way to set this device up is to install the Microsoft drivers and then manually select the driver in your device manager. With that being said there is an option to download XP drivers from the Microsoft site. I installed it on my laptop that runs XP and it worked fine for me.
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You will have to contact Dell support, they are the only ones that know the specs on their products.
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yes. the motherboard features a pcie 16X port and the case includes a 525W PSU with two 6-pin gpu power adapters (or at least it should, you will need to open the case and check the PSU to be absolutely sure) which is barely above the minimum 500W for the card, if you do not OC the card or the CPU you should be fine, a PSU upgrade to 600-650W wouldn't hurt tho. check with dell support if your XPS does not require any kind of esoteric PSU standard.
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Windows XP isnt supported anymore. So I can't say for sure that they even offer supported drivers for XP. But ultimately, it matters whether your mother board has the proper PCi slot.
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The XPS 1340 states it uses a solid state drive not a SATA drive, for more info check Dell website, support,specs.
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It should be fine as long as you use the manufacturer drivers. the edition of Windows XP you're using doesn't really matter beyond the fact that you have service pack 3 which is the best you can have. Not sure what adapter you used before, but it would be strange indeed if it cared about so minor a detail as the edition of windows xp you're using.
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It should be fine as long as you use the manufacturer drivers. the edition of Windows XP you're using doesn't really matter beyond the fact that you have service pack 3 which is the best you can have.Not sure what adapter you used before, but it would be strange indeed if it cared about so minor a detail as the edition of windows xp you're using.
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I'm pretty sure all the latest Windows Operating Systems (i.e. Vista, 7 and 8) can utilize this GPU. I wouldn't use XP with it due to the fact XP is no longer supported by Microsoft. If you want a recommendation, I would go with Windows 7.
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As long as your motherboard has a spare PCI-e x16 slot, and you have physical room in the case for the card, you should be just fine. Make sure the drivers work for XP.
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The latest drivers on their website are rated for XP, but I haven't been able to find anyone who has tried them yet.
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The system requirements are: Windows XP (sp3), Windows Vista (SP1), Windows 7 Windows 8Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2 Ghz, AMD Athlon 64 x2 or better2GB RAM (XP) 3GB RAM (Vista/7/8)512MB graphics card, Nvidia 8800GT 512MB9GB free hard drive spaceSound card compatible with DirectX 9.0cDVD-ROM, mouse, keyboardInternet connection required
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The interface for this card is PCI. Based on what I read about the Dell XPS 420, the card will work. Check this site http://drivers.downloadatoz.com/vendor_creative/dell-xps-420-creative-labs-sound-blaster-x-fi/cat_sound-card.html
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Yes. In fact, I just bought a new Dell XPS tablet running Windows 8, it came with no drive, yet I was able to use this drive to install an older program I use that runs on Windows 7. So yes, it should work no problem at all. Make sure you have 2 free USB ports, as the drive requires both in order to operate.
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Dell sells a version of the XPS 13 with Ubuntu pre-installed, so I would assume the support is pretty good. The best things to look at for linux support are: wireless card/vendor and graphics card/vendor. For wireless cards, Intel &gt; Realtek &gt; Broadcom. Broadcom is going to be a nightmare usually. I have a Realtek card, and it has been pretty good. For graphics, Intel &gt; AMD integrated GPU (on the CPU) &gt; nVIDIA = AMD discrete. If you are not gaming, integrated GPU is your best bet (no graphics card). It looks like this Ultrabook has an Intel graphics card, and integrated GPU, so it should be great. Please note that this is an older version of the XPS 13, and you may want to check out Dell's website to get the newest one.
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Hi, You can use the mini CD which containing drivers and software. In reality the softwares are old and only for XP. In reality you can use softwares given by IPCAS, i let you search on the web... Regards
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Both previous answers are valid. Or you could try a Dell user group. Good luck.