CPU Upgrade for Optiplex 755 - Core 2 Quad?

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  Fabrikant Dell Inc.
  Model GM 0 819 (CPU)
  Chipsetfabrikant Intel
  Chipsetmodel Q35
  Chipset-herziening A2
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  Updated to a Dual Core CPU

  NTEL Core 2 Duo E6850
  Round 2
  NET 2
  Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 Naam
  Codenaam Conroe
  Pakket Socket 775 LGA
  65nm technology
  Specificatie Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 CPU @ 3 .00GHz
  Family 6
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  B progress
  G0 Reparaturfachmann
  These MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, Intel 64, NX, VMX
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  Note: bussnelheid 1329,9 MHZ
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  Gemiddelde are 48 ° c.
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  Inspiron 530 s been chugging along fine (although strong), but has now been replaced, so decided to take a look inside, radiator & fan felt loose so unscrewed it and he lifted directly out absolutely no resistance, so I think that the cpu and the radiator cleaning and put thermal paste on would be a good idea.

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  quote - shesageordie

  Inspiron 530 s has a mother FoxConn G33m02 meets the specifications of Dell and will support the following Socket LGA 775 processors:

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  Intel Core 2 Duo E7300 (2.66 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)
  Intel Core 2 Duo E7400 (2.80 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)
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  Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8500, 3.16 GHz, 6 MB, 1333 MHz FSB, 65W, C0
  Wolfdale Core 2 Duo E8500 (3.16 GHz, 1333 MHz FSB)
  Wolfdale Dual-Core Kit, E8600 3.33 GHz, 6 MB, 1333 MHz FSB, 65W, E0

  Also, Intel Pentium E6500 2.93 GHz processor dual core.

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  Note: The Quad Core 2 processors are not supported by the Inspiron 530 s [Slimline]

  Bev.

  Theres now my problem

  Seem some of the processors used cheap available locally does not not at these figures (and they seem to be somewhat of Eug than those that match)

  for example the E8200 E6850, E7200, what of these processors prevents them from working?

  And as a note aside will upgrade the radiator and the fan, if I get a different processor?

  Nigelt74

  The E7200 and E8200 are 65w/45nm Wolfdale processors and should work.

  The E6850 is a 65w/65nm Conroe and will not work

  There should be no need to replace the entire radiator/fan of the 530 Inspiron s, but remember to check the version of the BIOS before installing the processor.

  Bev.

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  Good daycommunityof Dell.

  Because of your issues, I am pleased to present the information, specifications and requirements for m2 on various models of Dell below.

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  Lead taken configurations supported (max): 3 x m2 or m2 2 x and 1 x 2.5 in SATA.

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  1 x WPTND Infill of the m2. This installs in the support of Y1WJX m2.

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  Drive the supported configurations: 1xM.2, 1x2.5 SATA, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired as 2 X

  Parts needed to install an m2 in the Bay of 2.5 inches are the same as the 7710 above.

  5510 precision and XPS 9550:

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2, 1 x 2.5 SATA, 1xM.2 and 1 X 2.5 SATA

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  The Bay of 2.5 inch is wired like SATA

  Parts needed to install a m2:

  1 x 88DJK thermal pad (no plate required)

  1 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Parts needed in order to add a 2.5-inch disk:

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  insulator side 2 x 3XYT5 rubber

  HARD drive 1 x 3FDY3 metal support (some units may already have this even if a disk 2.5 inch was not originally ordered from Dell)

  Discussed here on the Dell Community.

  Precision 3510:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 4 x

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2:
  

  1 x X3YR8  Support for end of m2

  1 x 1X2MT thermal cover

  2 x 4270E  Screw M2X3

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Latitude E5270, E5470, E5570:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x 1 x 2.5-inch SATA or m2.

  PCIE lanes:

  E5270 supports 2 x
  

  E5570 with CPU: supports 4 X

  E5570 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  E5470 with CPU: supports 2 x
  

  E5470 with processor U supports 2 X
  

  2.5-inch Bay is wired like SATA

  Parts required for the upgrade of disk 2.5 inch drive m2 is the same as above 3510.
  

  Latitude E7270, E7470:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  M.2 housing supports 2 X

  Parts needed to upgrade to IS:

  1 x DJ69P thermal cover

  2 4270E x screw M2X3 (most systems will have at least one of them already included)

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  13 9350 XPS:

  Internal dives supported: 1

  Drive the supported configurations: 1 x m2

  PCIE lanes:

  The available m2 slot supports up to 4 X

  Parts needed:

  1 x 4270E screw M2X3

  OptiPlex 5040, 7040 (Mini Tower):

  Internal dives supported: 2

  Drive configurations supported: 1xM.2, 2xM.2, 1xM.2 and 1x2.5, 2x2.5, 1x3.5

  PCIE lanes:

  The single on board the M.2 slot supports up to 4 X

  The m2 drive installed in 2.5-inch Bay: 2 x

  Necessary parts for the m2:

  Bay of m2 on motherboard:

  1 x thermal Pad J0N94 (installs on the motherboard in the drive of m2)
  1 x YYJF8 live M2X3.5
   
  2.5 inch Bay with m2:

  1 x Cable SATA 6J3FV
  1 x X9FV3 M.2/2.5 inch adapter Bay/caddy
  On the card mother m2 installation instructions found here.

  OS install notes:

  There is a storage updated driver to include PCIE support. (One that you have to install Windows see the drive during installation):

  Intel's most recent

  Dell package

  Driver Samsung

  See also: installing Windows 7 on a SKYLAKE system using MDT: http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/HOW11493/en

  Obtaining an ISO image:

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  Dell is currently working to add the driver to the TSRI Dell hosted images. No ETA on when this will happen right now.

  Discussed here on SpiceWorks.

  Other works in m2:

  Solid State Drives m2 in chipset Intel Skylake systems Imaging

  Only 1 Solid State Drive (SSD) seen on map stand

  SSD not detected at the start or restart on new precision 15 5000 (5510) or XPS 15 9550

  A PXE with M.2 Solid State Drives boot

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