Whats the 10 pin for connector?  On the Dell XPS 600 Sli motherboard  DP/N- CN- OXH421?
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Sounds like an audio connector. It's for your microphone and audio jacks on the outside of your case.
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You need a new motherboard. With that, you'll need to reinstall Windows due to the change. It's not a simple deal. Since the sockets arent the same with the old pin configuration to the new 939 socket that the X2 runs on, you need a new motherboard. Pick a good SLi board, you'll be glad you did.
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MSI - http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p_spec.asp?model=NX6600_Ares&class=vga
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What type of Chassis of Optiplex GX270 are you looking for? Number of PCI Slots depend on the type of Chassis. You can get the information about the system configuration from the link below.\n\nYou can also check for the system specification from their support site.\n\nhttp://support.dell.com
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take a look at this \nhttp://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dim8200/replace.htm#1101964
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it depends on the motherboard.  find out the manufacturer and model number, then go to it's website for tech specs.  usually its ide or sata but you never know...
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First of all, there are three different Pentiums available for the XPS 600.  You did not specify which one you have.  4, D, or Extreme.  \n\nSecond, yes - it's possible to change the frequency on any processor - it's just a matter of how, as well as balancing the risk.\n\nThird, I agree with the post above.  You really don't need to overclock this system, epecially if you're running the Extreme or D dual core processors.
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Your new RAM must be DDR2...Besides, nothing else will fit as DDR2 has 240 pins, DDR has 184 pins and older SDRAM has 168 pins (for desktops anyway...laptops have a different number of pins than desktops, but each type still carries a separate number of pins from the other types).  Use the recommended speed as Dell computers are built only to handle a certain speed and, generally, are not upgradeable much less downgradeable.  Using memory of a different speed can cause your computer not to boot up and could possibly cause damage to the memory and/or motherboard.  Placing them in pairs is not absolutely necessary nor is using identical memory size chips, however, if you do use 2 sticks of identical memory, it gives the added benefit of using Dual-Channel which significantly enhances the performance of your memory and processor and, thus, your whole system.
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this may be a silly question, but the msi cards are pci-e and not AGP? there should be a small row of pins on the top of the card. I believe you will need to be able to  attach the sli bridge to get the 6600's to work in sli mode
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Support.dell.com has diagrams of the components, but they will not give you the design plans (which is what I think you are looking for)
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contact hardware specialist (recommended) for better compatibility
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hi\n\nthat will be displayed in the sticker which has comes with your motherboard box.from ther u can see and connect
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According to the specs, no AGP slot. My friend had a fairly new Dell that did not have one either. YOu are stuck with PCI which wouldn't be much of an upgrade.\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/Dell_Dimension_4600/4507-3118_7-30529709.html
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Hello \ni think your mother board is Mercury KOB-810-DST\nAs the motherboard you are using is a older version drivers needed to run your mother board will be there in windows XP.So,if you are using Windows XP as your OS then all the drivers needed for KOB-810-DST will be there in it, and there is no need to again install the drivers separately \n\nIf u even wanna get the drivers then here is the link\n\nhttp://www.kobian.com this is the main link u have a search in it for them\n\nThank U
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Use the PCI slot man. If is has an onboard video, disable it in the bios and use the new card that you installed. Good Luck!
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everything on the back of the computer is labeled as to what connects to it. It's easier than you might think. Plus the cables are made to only fit in the right spot.\n\nstill not sure, try this http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/dimxps/en/sm/D0944a01.pdf#search='computer%20set%20up%20diagram' it might not be the same computer your friend has, but they are all pretty similiar.
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pick parts at www.cyberpowerpc.com  You only need basic knowlege, and they put it together for you as well as testing it to make sure it works.  I had one made with better specs than the one Dell wanted to give me, for somewhat cheaper.  I'd be glad to offer further help or advice, so feel free to contact me.