will it work on my Dell T3500 workstation or should i get the 2 g?
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it should work as long as your power supply has the appropriate 6-pin connector. The 2GB one might be better in some very specific games or apps, but unless you need tons of VRAM then I think the 1GB version is plenty.
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My Dell ran so bad as it turned out there were 2 1gb chips. I didn't know there were 2 chips when I got the 2gb chip. I am curious if I might get another 2gb but with the 1 and the 2 chip, the computer improved a great deal. Like I said, take it to a computer person to help if you don't figure it out. They shouldn't charge much of anything for something so small.... if anything at all really. I had a problem at first, but somehow it all worked out by experimentation if I recall. That's all I know about this. :)
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Your machine has a faster processor than mine and mine works fine with XP so you should be good to go. I'd be filling up the RAM slots to the full 2GB if you have not done so already.
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James, if you are not running any mmorpg games, go with the bare minimum. I built mine with a 3.2 ghz dual core Pentium, 6 gig ddr RAM, 500 Gb hd, and NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT video.
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For the most part if you're running 1920x1080 or lower resolution 1 gig will give you plenty of performance. 2 gig benefits become more pronounced at higher resolutions.
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Yes. It should work fine. According to the Dell site, your laptop has two memory slots and will take up to 8gb of DDR3 ram like this.
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I just found another link that says it also came with a Intel proc also. I also found this link. It states that any socket P proc will work. This is a socket T or LGA775 so the answer is no, it will not work. You should just buy a new laptop.:http://en.community.dell.com/what-do-i-buy/for_enterprise/f/4516/t/18814389.aspx
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Given that the only difference is the ".6 versus .1, then I'd say it's a firmware change. As long as the ThinkPad T41 supports 2.5" PATA drives, then it should work fine. It just reports as a HDD.
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Should not be a problem if you have a double slot to put it in I have Dell Studio 540 and I put GT 640 in there with no problem.
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I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite: portable flexible and great drivers. I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite:... » Read More I have just put in a nvidia GT720 which pulls just 19w for $25. I needed a true dual link DVI port and runs better than the IGP. It has 3 ports and runs 1440p on vga. The ts140 also has 1 vga port. For the 3rd vga you may need a hdmi adapter or use a usb display link device (I have 2 connected). Usb is convenient if you are switching monitors between 2 computers (e.g., laptop/desktop) - just plug in or pull out when needed for power savings and switching between digital/analogue. They will also be more power efficient for basic 2d stuff - using 2-4w. The usb devices are my favorite: portable flexible and great drivers. « Show Less
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I'm not sure ... Search the dell community forums for a better answer (or google) ... but it was cheap enough for me to gamble ... I actually have one if you want to pay shipping and try it
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According to Dell you should b able to use this module as long as it matched what you already have installed. Your user guide is below please check it carefully before placing order. http://downloads.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_dell_precision_workstation/precision-t3400_user%27s%20guide_en-us.pdf Kingston Specs: 2GB Module - DDR2 800MHz Part Number: KVR800D2N6/2G Specs: DDR2, 800MHz, Non-ECC, CL6, 1.8V, Unbuffered, DIMM, Type: 667-MHz ECC and non-ECC and 800-MHz ECC DDR2 SDRAM NOTE: Ensure that you do not mix ECC and non-ECC memory. NOTE: Your computer does not support registered or buffered memory. Memory connectors: four Memory capacities: 512 MB, 1 GB, or 2 GB Minimum memory: 1 GB Maximum memory: 4 GB for 32-bit operating systems 8 GB for 64-bit operating systems
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This card will play it but the frame rates would be sad. Sub 20's probably. Go for an 8600GT or better yet GTS You'll get double the performance for not much more money. Also depends on what processor/ram you have??Woody
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I got the ASRock G41C-GS for my Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 cpu. It bought it for $65, but look around for a better price. It supports both DDR2 and DDR3 RAM, 8GB max. It's a good quality basic motherboard.
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Yes there should be no compatibility issues for that particular model. However with that laptop having a 2x2 set up meaning two memory slots you should get two of these instead of one. The frequency plays a major factor in the speed in which it works and these are 800 MHz which is very good for an older laptop.
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Oh, boy, you're way beyond me. I had a Dell and I looked up the specs online. I paid more attention to the PC2700 DDR DIMM than anything else, and it worked perfectly.