Is this card compatible with a stock Dell Dimension 4700 running XP? I upgraded the ram running 2GB but the power supply is 350w 400 is recommended.
1377247
According to the Dell manual the power supply is only 305W and it does have the pcie slot, but I wouldn't want to be below the recommended power limit. It seems from the drawings it has a standard type power supply so I would recommend upgrading the power to at least 500W but personally when I replace power supplies I go 600W.
1377248
You do have the proper slot for it, so it will fit. If the power supply is insufficient, you might get the odd error. But a power supply isn't that expensive, so I would get a larger one. But you really ought to ask yourself, is it worth it? Let's face it, that's an old machine.
1377249
Many parts of the Dell Dimension 4700 are proprietary. You may have to check with Dell for specific compatibility. If you can upgrade the power supply I recommended that you do that. You may have to update the BIOS as well and the CMOS setting.
201218
If your Dell Motherboard supports 400Mhz memory you are ok. Check you pc max of memory for you model see in dell.com 400 and 333 Mhz are compatible.it will work a little faster than the units you replaced.
1914959
I have no idea. Dell was proprietary with parts so I assume no. I put this in a Dell XPS 400 which was released around 2005. You might be able to get an answer from Dell. Get the number off of your motherboard and google it. The number is usually between the PCI headers. Sorry.
1497205
That should be fine. I'm running a 500 watt right now with this card, which would more preferable for future upgrades.
613230
No - you need this for the Dell Dimension 4700: http://www.amazon.com/Komputerbay-533MHz-PC2-4200-PC2-4300-Desktop/dp/B003PJG8K4/
408934
The Optiplex 760 maxes out at 8 Gig Supported RAM. This is not much of an issue if you have a hot vid card though (for games etc). The GeForce Super SC and Sapphire should run fine just remember to upgrade your power supply and upgrade any part of the BIOS or drivers necessary to operate the card. I don't think I'd want to go much below 600 Watts. Remember the Dell is already a multi processor beast and needs pretty much all of the 400 Watt standard. The new vid card will want a bunch for itself too. Adding hot vid cards and additional drives requires cooling considerations as well. You may want to think about an extractor fan unit.
971802
Not sure what motherboard your system has. If it has a LGA 1150 motherboard it probably will. If not it won't. My guess is that it wouldn't be compatible. Dell can answer you for sure.
1250357
Yes, It work just fine. Bought a updated video card for a ten year old Dell Dimension 4600. The new video card had both VGA and DVI outputs. Now I'm research new updated motherboards for modern processors. They only have DVI and HDMI. It works just fine.
2239490
I do not have a Dell pc, so I do not know what slots may be installed, and the card I have is installed, in service, and not available to me at the moment. The card has, to the best of my memory, a standard pci interface, not one of the newer pci-express interfaces. Hope this helps.
1609033
I have installed this card (NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti SC) on 300 Watt pre-built Dell with an i7 CPU, back from 2009 works fantastic. I have then moved it to another pre-built HP with a 220Watt power supply.This works perfectly in both units. So this little thing can work in a TON of computers!
1982043
You will most likely need to update the power supply. Be weary that dell supports small power supplies and graphics cards in their cases.
1668593
I don't have the exact dimensions because I don't want to take my computer apart to measure it, but it's a "low profile" card - and is small. It should fit into any standard Dell computer. I put it in my Inspiron 580. I actually upgraded the power supply to 450w but the box says all you need is 400w. This would only be necessary if you were gaming and the card was working hard. Most reviews say you don't have to upgrade the power supply. Upgrading the power supply was fairly easy - just watched YouTube videos on how to do it. This is the fastest card you can get for the size.
1668991
This card will work... Barely. It's a passive heatsink card, so no fan to draw extra power. As long as your system is otherwise stock, and there aren't any other power draining components, it will work.
398248
I don't know. I'm not a computer person. I called a tech guy to install my card for me when I got it. I have a Dell XPS Windows 7 and it runs fine.
1966391
My year-old XPS X8500-4726 system board has 4 memory slots for DIMM cards capable of speed 1,600 ns. Mine as bought has 2x4GB + 2x2GB=12GB. Users guide says max supported = 32GB, which would be 4x8GB cards. I have never had a hint of memory shortage, but if you need more than 12GB, you can go to 32GB. Enjoy!
84708
Should work fine, card is fairly small and does not need more than like a 450w ps.
741520
I had a 350w with no problems. Depends on the CPU your using. I had an i5-660 with 4GB Ram. This card uses about 80-90 watts at full load.