Will this video card work on my dell dimension 2400? It did not have a video card when i got it. I'm upgrading the processor to a p4 3.06GHz. 200w psu
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It should work just fine. This card is not too demanding on power needs and your PC has the correct slot connection, etc. it's easy to install. This card doesn't get hot either as long as its not crowded and all of your system fans are flowing air.
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Check the manufacturers specifications for your model. Early on Dell went against standards and some model incompatible with a standard ATX P.S. If a more recent model more likely O.K.
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It should work with an EVGA 8400 video card which requires a minimum of a 350 Watt power supply recommended with +12 Volt current rating of 18 Amps, but I would also check to see what your system is rated at. If this is a replacement PSU for an older system, then OK but if it is a new build then I would go with a more reliable PSU.
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T. Jackson I'm not sure if your computer has DDR3 ram it should work. look it up on goggle and Dell page. You have to check what your windows handle as well
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A first gen PCIE will work. I put this video card in a Small form factor dell opitplex 755 and it worked great.
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No your perfectly fine since this card is a low power consumption card. Now it depends on what kind of processor you have. If you have intel you may need to upgrade it. If you have an amd like a 4100 your perfectly fine. If you have that processor and gpu it only requires 240 watts
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Most motherboards have at least one legacy PCI slot. As long as your motherboard has one and it's not being used by something else, it should work just fine. You can check the Dell website for you computer's specs and it will say.
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It should be but 460w PSU is cutting it close. Couple of things to consider:1: it's a big, thick and long card, make sure it will fit in your case.2: it takes 2 PCIx power connectors from your PSU. There are PCIx to molex adapters if needed. Most cards actually ship with them but just know this.3: make sure you have an available PCIx X16 slot available. This thing takes up 2 slots on your motherboard. Again, just know this and make sure you have the space.Other than that it is a great video card, even by today's standards (10-2014)
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I am not personnaly familiar with the Dimension 2400 but, I believe it would work and be a good addition. It is a very bright and very sharp wide screen monitor. I am sure you would not be disappointed as it has standard monitor connections. I am using it with a Dell 660 running Windows 7. It should run fine on your XP computer.
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Hey Bob.I don't know the specs on your Dell, but if it's a 4x or 8x AGP slot, the card should work.I was using it on an old Asus mobe that was serving as a Hackintosh.I never got OSX 10.6.8 to give me full accelerated graphics, but the card was recognized just fine. Let me know how it goes.God bless.RKB
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Please enter the DX diag info so I can see specs. Whenever you shop for a PSU be sure that it will fit inside your machine. If you got a new case for your Dell you can normally make sure it fits. Need more specs and dimensions i.e., watts and ATX form factor. Sorry for the slow response but whenever you ask people about compatibility, you must provide the specs.
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The video card will work with this motherboard but will run at PCI Express 2.0 instead of PCI Express 3.0.Very little differance.If you want PCI Express 3.0 look for a motherboard that has it.I am running a PCI Express 3.0 on it and it works fine 7.8 on WEI
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I installed the video card into a Dell Inpsiron 560 which only has a 300W power supply and I have been viewing two displays since beginning of September 2014 with no issues. This video card was an upgrade recommendation per my service tag number on the Dell website which helped me decide compatibility with my computer. I also used two Monoprice (4826) DP (DisplayPort) Male to HDMI® Female Adapter to convert the video card output to HDMI for my monitors. No external power was needed to support the Monoprice adapters.
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Yes it will work as long as you have an Intel processor mother board with a PCI Express duel width x16 slot - minimum 350 watt or greater power supply - 300mb hard drive space - 2gb or better system memory - from what I could fine out about your computer it will work fine - Im using mind in and old dell xps410 intel Motherboard - It will work in AMD Motherboard system but it will be glitchy and slow - also it works in a Pci Express 2.0 slot even though it's supports 3.0 - I bought it to use in my new system I built and wasn't happy with it's performance lots of issues - Of course my new system is built with AMD Motherboard - so I put it in my old Dell with Intel and it's performing like it's suppose too. It's a great card just do your homework to make sure your system can handle it - what I found online your good as long as you have no power supply issues - Hope this helped
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All you need is standard PCIe (16)x for video card. Could be 2.0 or 3.0 will work fine :)
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That's questionable. This particular card was purchased for work and the first Dell model it didn't work with. However another Dell model it did work. Neither was a Dell 660
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Assuming that your current card is the one specified in the info I found on Dell's site (Intel Centrino N 1030), which is the same form factor as this card, it should work. However, I know Intel will suggest contacting Dell to make sure of compatibility as some hardware doesn't play nicely with others.For the most part, I think you'll be fine as the card you have isn't radically dissimilar.