will this work on a 8400gs?
1395946
That I don't know as I don't have the 8400GS. You can look at its spec and do some homework. Most of these after market heat sink may require a small modification to get it fit perfectly. In case of mine, I want to install it parallel to the board and perfectly aligned, so I have to drill two holes that are not aligned with the board's screw holes. Sometimes you can get a new graphic card that is very cheap, between $20 - $30.00 instead of go through so much trouble.
1395947
yes, the 8400 is a low wattage GPU, but i would be a little concerned about the size of this heatsink. the base (were it attaches to the graphic card) is very large and is very close to touching a component on my AMD HD 4650.
1395948
Probably but the biggest problem is fitting it in you case with other things like a large cpu cooler and power supply brick
1395949
It works for my 8500GT which consume 5 watt more power than 8400gs by average. That is, I think it can handle the heat generated from 8400gs. The real issue is like others already stated, it is the size and clearance of your case that you need to worry about. It also is not as simple to install as you may think. Yet, to me, I think it worth the trouble for the quietness. Good Luck.
1395950
Yep it sure will. Make sure you clean gpu and use fresh thermal paste. If on Linux and using nouveau it might run a bit hot so adding a fan to it probably won't hurt.
1056277
it will, but your original machine configuration had pc2-6400 800mhz ram, so know that if you replace it with this ram, your machine might run slightly slower. not much, and you may not notice it, but better to be aware of these things before you buy. also, know that the processor in your machine is 32-bit, so you may not see all of the 4gb. but if you're only running 2gb, you'll get a little bump.
2239176
I looked it up on Amazon....under specs for the 231 it does not list the 4000 series as compatible. Can always give it a try and return it if it doesn't work.
1126931
My original was 8300, i replaced it with 8800 and it works fine. Not sure if there is much difference, or how much that matters.
1028158
It should work given that the 800, which is what I own, has an identical mounting system currently used on the 810. Very stable platform, vibration free.
305292
No. The 800 has rounded corners and ends. The 840G is rectangular.... Sorry....
2049386
Yes. Copy and paste this link and look at the specs to verify. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8340646&SRCCODE;=WEBMSNACSKU&cm;_mmc_o=VRqCjC7BBTkwCjCECjCE&gclid;=COC5st-LoL8CFYpJ4AodYR0ABw&gclsrc;=ds
1779817
It should...if I was reading correctly that's an 80 series by your model number. The 70 series and 80 serise are pretty much the same. By the dimensions and connections it should work.
2168410
If it's a net10 card it should work. I used a net10 airtime card on my T401g before.
855229
Not familiar with G8691. If head stock has a 1 inch spindle with 8tpi it will work.
1346874
Read your owner's manual. If it supports >=4GB of PC2-6400 800mhz 5-5-5 DDR2 SDRAM then yes it will.
1045664
not sure, you'll have to check the specs or ask around on the forums http://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/
1402663
yes it will, I have one, just make sure you have the updated drivers for it, they are online.
979524
It should work and so should that 840evo.. is it just not detecting? check your bios setting as you might need to change the SATA type.. Check and change the drive mode from IDE to ACHI..
505813
According to the specs of that model of server, it should work. Note, you will have to use all 667mhz DDR2 modules.
1032842
Not sure. I have a 6100 and it has worked well. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
1242198
I would need to know the spects of the cpu to answer. If it is a Sata interface it should work.