Will it work on an Alienware M17 laptop
1382454
yes but there is an adapter that fits on the imput pins do the research and make sure it comes with the hard drive or its an add on for like 5 dollars and change.
1360020
My understanding is that it should be compatible however, I am using mine in an older Alienware machine so I cannot verify for certain.
2006693
Yeah it is compatible with any dell(or alienware I have a m11x), though i had mine for about a year. It heats up quickly and I sort of accidentally melted mine. I now use the rocket fish charger and it is much better but only if you have the extra money to spend.
1240586
No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17 and MOBILE graphics cards are extremely expensive. Good luck in your search! No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17... » Read More No, this card is designed to fit desktop models only with PCI-E x16 2.0/3.0 lanes at bandwidth of x4 , x8 or x16. Laptops use a smaller more power friendly MXM style card. Look for a GTX680M - the M stands for MOBILE for laptops only. I use the GTX680 in my custom built desktop to drive 3 20'' monitors and a 55'' TV and my laptop - New Alienware 14 uses a GTX765M. I now the AW17 uses MXM cards but my AW14 has the card soldered right to the mainboard and cannot be swapped out as easily so be aware. Also be aware of matching 2 GTX cards for SLI - Im not sure if thats possible with the AW17 and MOBILE graphics cards are extremely expensive. Good luck in your search! « Show Less
413763
no, I think only supports a DELL XPS M1730, does not fit into your computer.
604094
It should fit. I dont know if your alienware has a high enough power supply so support it though
1856615
Yes, see the following link: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/alienware-17/CT5481002
643414
Not this model. It uses a proprietary connector which is compatible only on select Alienware computers.
1948463
In most cases yes it will work. However it is not compatible with all graphics cards and would not display my image
321354
well I'm running it in my 4th generations sandy bridge alien ware x51...its made by dell...it should work
1464380
Yes it will work on that computer, I have the same laptop and it works on mine.
809470
Not sure. Check the Crucial Memory site to see what type of memory that laptop takes. If it is DDR2, laptop memory, then this should work. You may need to update your BIOS first.
1829524
I bought this for my Alienware M11xR2, which is PC. Have had it for about a year now with no issues as far as I can tell.
1874873
Should. Laptop supports 200-pin SODIMM, 800MHz and up to 8GB RAM. Which is what this package is.
516879
Yes, that will work for your M1530. Your M1530 is rated to run PC-6400, and this is PC-5300. So while this will work, it won't run as fast as your machine is capable of supporting. However, on the Crucial site, it lists both speeds for your model. :)
1402663
yes it will, I have one, just make sure you have the updated drivers for it, they are online.
1018539
It would probably not work because the laptop uses a version of AMD's VISION processors. These processors help out with the graphics however they use a special socket that is not compatible with this processor. You should find a processor with an FM2 socket however due to the graphics acceleration capabilities of the VISION series you may have compatibility issues with any other processor that you try to use.