Inspiron years 620 - PSU

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• help map Grpahic for dell inspiron years 620

  question I have
  Reference Dell Inspiron years 620
  4 GB ram ddr3
  processor i3-2120
  hard drive 500 GB
  no graphics
  I searched for better graphics card for my desktop PC
  some told that my pc cannot support the graphics card to power
  tell me to buy the graphics card compact
  I need help
  What graphics card to buy NVIDIA or amd

  tell all the question and compatibility

  from this site
  Thanks in advance

  and also what company choose NVIDIA or amd.

  http://www.flipkart.com/computers/computer-components/graphic-cards/PR?SID=6BO%2Cg0i%2C6sn&otracker=ch_vn_computerco_filter_Categories

  Rishabh14

  Can I install this map
  This card is compatible.
  http://www.flipkart.com/Sapphire-AMD-ATI-HD-7750-1-GB-GDDR5-graphics-card/p/itmd7th7wdspnbrh?PID=GRCD7TGZBJSTR5YD

  The card will not fit.  Only low-profile video cards fit the slim towers.  One you want is this one HERE if you want to only the 7750 HD.  Otherwise, you can get the HD 6670 HERE.

• Low profile USB3.0 PCI Desktop Inspiron years 620.

  I posted a thread on Inspiron years 620 (SFF) in the OFFICE of Dell forum.  But I think I'll better exposal here.

  I would like to know the consequences of buying a card of pci low-profile USB3.0 (with 3 external & 1 interal ports) for the years 620?

  The power supply will be damaged due to the addition of the USB3.0 card?  I know that the power supply in the 620 years wear a lower voltage.
  What is harmful to the motherboard?

  Anyone have problems after adding USB3.0 to 620 years?

  I think to get the 620 years but I want to add a USB3.0 card.  Also, due to the limitation of space, I have no choice but the only 620 years.

  Thank you all for your help.

  You the best option is the place where you were before.  This section is essentially for those who are considering a new PC and what they need for their needs.

• NVIDIA Geforce GTX 770 on a Dell Inspiron years 620

  Hello everyone,

  I have a Dell Inspiron of the 620 years and my question is this: can I put a Nvidia Geforce GTX 770 in my PC?

  Thank you.

  

  You had already posted the R9 280 X and I said that these cards full size do not fit in the 620 years.  The best card you can get for this system is the low profile Sapphire HD 7750 shown here if you can still find available.  If you are looking for a high-end gaming card, you will need to buy a new computer, because high-end gaming cards simply do not match your case.  If you want cards like the GTX 770 or R9 280 X, I suggest you build your own computer.

  

• Years 620 (redirect)

  want to download windows 7 ultimate said, it could be done here would lke to do without formatting and data loss are unwilling to back up the system

  Best of this post in the Forum OS from Microsoft here:
                                                 
  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/software-OS/f/3524.aspx

  Bev.

• Driver Webcam labtec v-uh13

  I have a labtec webcam v-uh13. My dell inspiron years 620 with windows 7 OS does not accept it. This driver to use for the same thing?

  Try a different usb port or reinstall usb drivers

• Problem with Nexus 7 connection with the computer.

  I have a Nexus 7 (2013) and I am unable to connect wireless to my PC Windows 7 Home Premium.  I can connect via a USB cable, but I really need to have a wifi connection.

  The PC does not recognize the wireless device, "add a device"produced nothing."  I would appreciate help!

  Thanks for coming back.

  Inspiron years 620 doesn't have the built-in Bluetooth function. You need to buy a Bluetooth adapter compatible with Windows 8 in a local computer store and plug it into the computer manufacturer.

  It will be useful.

• 2015 video CC play module - driver update problem

  I can't open Premiere Pro more due to the "can't find modules for video games. I've already updated the driver.

  My system:

  Dell Inspiron years 620

  Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit Service Pack 1

  6Gbyte Ram

  Graphics card: AMD Radeon HD 6450

  Update driver: AMD Catalyst 15.7.1

  That can be done to get the first working again?

  Completely uninstall driver and re - install.

• Removal of the hard drive on Inspiron 620?

  I must be really slow because I saw someone else asked this question, but how do I remove hard disks of the computer?  The online manual shows the years 620, which has a different configuration. This manual presents a tab on the cage of the hard disk that you push and then lift.  My 620 has no tab.  I pushed and pulled this thing in all directions without success.  I have removed the screws on the rails, but can not remove the individual unit either.

  Thanks for any help.

  Ormazd72

  I must be really slow because I saw someone else asked this question, but how do I remove hard disks of the computer?  The online manual shows the years 620, which has a different configuration. This manual presents a tab on the cage of the hard disk that you push and then lift.  My 620 has no tab.  I pushed and pulled this thing in all directions without success.  I have removed the screws on the rails, but can not remove the individual unit either.

  Thanks for any help.

  Ormazd72

  The terms of withdrawal and the replacement of hard drives of the Inspiron 620 minitower, appear on pages 19/20/21 here:

  http://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/Inspiron-620_service%20manual_en-us.PDF

• Inspiron 620 memory

  Is there a way to get my Inspiron of 620 to accept more than the 8 GB memory that he came with?

  Hi Vishoka,

  It is the maximum for your office. Don't forget, is a budget system, so we should not expect to receive a lot of RAM.

• Inspiron 570 ultimate 'Uber' Upgrade Guide including Overclocking

  After seeing several users asking for help on this topic and to lose contact with the users, I decided it's time to gather all the information and make it as enjoyable as possible. When the project is completed, I will state here duly filled (it will take me some time to put together it). For now, it is

  WORK IN PROGRESS

  Little warning first to users who still hold any type of guarantee for their Inspiron. Upgrade the HARD drive (HDD), RAM (memory) and the installation of video card would not void your warranty, PSU (Power Supply Unit) could be questionable. Dell does not generally recommend change CPU (processors) [as soon as you think about changing your motherboard, your PC is therefore more Dell, unless she card mother Dell from another model, but then it's Frankenstein, in this case you can get help in the forum of harware Tom, but not here], however I would like to present the list of tested processors Dell and there will be another 2 processors not tested by Dell. In addition, you can change the case of do your prettiest Inspiron or to improve cooling, I would say - it could void the warranty as well. Finally, at the end, I would like to talk about overclocking, it would be just not the cancellation of guarantees, it puts you at my mercy, because I'm the only one left who did this and always ready to help others, remember, as soon as you decide to go this way, you could a danger to PC - it might even ignite and burn your place , so basically you do so at your own risk. I'm thinking, if you overclock Inspiron 570 you agree with the above possibilities and would not hold the grudge (or hold responsible) against me or any other Member of this forum if you become homeless because of the fire caused by overclocking, LOL.

  I'll start with the regions less invasive and easier to the more difficult and dangerous.

  The guide consists of the following

  Part 1. Upgrade of RAM.

  Part 2. Video card update.

  Part 3. POWER supply upgrade

  Part 4. Upgrade the processor (CPU)

  Part 5. Cooling of the processor and a general cooling in the original case.

  Part 6. Cooling of the processor and a general cooling in the larger case.

  Part 7. Overclocking.

  If I missed something I go back and fix it, I would try to keep it all in one thread. When I consider the complete Guide, then I would say.

  First things first - information. All the Inspiron 570 manualand next page easy to download driver Driver download page not so easy.

  Before asking questions, than I guess you read the corresponding manuals, so I must not explain, for example, how to open your case, well I hope you understand what I mean.

  Part 1. Upgrade of RAM.

  According to the manuals official Dell Inspiron 570 is limited to 8 GB memory 1333 MHz maximum, but it was found that 16 GB 1333 MHz is recognized, faster RAM would have slowed at 1333 MHz. So far, no one has complained that their RAM (manufacturers) were not recognized by Dell. In general, it is recommended to use Crucial, however, I used Corsair and have not noticed any problems. Also, try to avoid the large heat spreaders, especially if you intend to use the fan Tower configuration push - pull - push fan can block access to the nearest slots of RAM CPU cooler.

  I would try to explain.

  Unfortunately, this is the only photo where you can see the situation.

  

  This is the pattern with the same color RAM code.

  

  4 DIMM 1 - could probably be affected by large CPU Cooler

  5 DIMM 2 - can be affected by the large CPU Cooler

  6 DIMM 3 - will not be affected by the large CPU Cooler

  7 DIMM 4 - will not be affected by the large CPU Cooler

  This info is from the Manual

  Recommended memory configuration

  Model	One module	Two modules	Three modules	Four modules
  570	DIMM4	DIMM4 DIMM3	DIMM4 DIMM3 DIMM2	DIMM4 DIMM3 DIMM2 DIMM1

  Part 2. Video card update.

  If you know, our Inspiron has only 300 watt PSU, so without changing the highest supply updated Sapphire video card (recommend) 7750, or cheaper and somewhat less powerful version is 6670, for anything beyond what you should have to upgrade your power supply.

  Some people have asked if the graphics card and RAM slots would be "intercept", the answer is no. However, to change or add RAM, video card must be removed to allow RAM Jack clamps open, this is approximate photo below, the maximum length of the map is approximately 12 inches or 30 cm, in this case video card would go under HARD drive so you should measure top set.

  

  Watch you 2 SATA slots beside the Video card - they could be covered by the Vcard radiator, if this is the case you should use angle sata cables.

  

  I realized that I did not cover a lot of cards video here. So a little more. "" As see you I placed 550 MSI TI Cyclone OC for its unique cooling ability, this map is very large, but short, measurements are "x (H)" x (W) (L) ', 8.27 "x 5.51" x 1.38 ". I'll add more cards here as users will report.

  XFX Double D FX - 787 a SADC Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition 2 GB 256 - bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x 16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support video card 9.5 "x 4.4" x 1.5 ". "

  Part 3. Update on power supply.

  This is a general guide for power supply recommended by MSI, I would add at least 50 watt to your final decision, however more better, some say 100 watts is very good idea, argues here. Any standard power supply fits inside (it may be little required some metal parts of the case folding, but nothing major). Just make sure that a new block of POWER 24 pin or 20 + 4 pin, MOBO (motherboard) main power connector plus 4 connector pins supply assistants, 4 cables SATA power and at least a 6-pin PSU video card. It may be modular or not. Modular are much more expensive, regular, you'd have to improvise cables underground of the road maintenance.

  Here are some pictures of the regular POWER supply, so you see that cable management can be a headache.

  

  

  To my knowledge the factory recommended PSU is XFX, OCZ, Seasonic, Enermax and Corsair, I see so many complains of Thermaltake and Antec. Store brands and surprisingly cheap PSU should be avoided if you want stability and assurance that nothing will burn or power supply will last long with the same characteristics over time.

  Then, I used extreme PSU calculator to show that our standard power can support 7750 and Phenom 965 together, no PSU upgrade needed, if no overclock.

  Type of system:		1 physical CPU
  Motherboard:		Regular - Desktop
  CPU Socket:		Socket AM3
  CPU:		AMD Phenom II X 4 965 3400 MHz Deneb C3
  Use of CPU utilization (TDP):		90% TDP
  RAM:		2 sticks DDR2 SDRAM

  Video card 1:		AMD Radeon HD 7750
  Regular SATA:		2 hard drives

  DVD - RW / DVD + RW Drive:		1 disc

  USB:		4 devices

  Fans
  Regular:		2 92mm fans;
  LED:		1 fan 92mm;

  Keyboard and mouse:		Yes
  The system load:		90%
  Minimum POWER supply power consumption:		252 watts
  Recommended power:		302 watts

  Inspiron 570 stock PSU is 300 watts and it is known that this number is somewhat underestimated, so 302 watt is okay. Now, the power supply was in my Inspiron 570 model was HIPRO HP-P3017F3, here are the specs for anyone to chew.

  + 5V = 22 a, + 12 v = 5V aux, 18 a, + 3.3V = 17 a = 2A, - 12V = 0. 8A; Special comment "+ 5V and + 3.3V do MUST NOT EXCEED 160 W.

  If you need a replacement, you can get it here again for $ 38. Not exactly the same, but very similar.

  Tyswhat

  Can I overclock the AMD Athlon II X 2 250 processor with the motherboard stock stock? Or it doesn't work?

  Only the Black Edition processors, unfortunately (already). Yours is not the case.

• What should I buy? .......... Laptop Dell, PC or all-in-1.

  My laptop current is 6 years old and I think it comes to DIE.  I think buying the new system for myself, but I'm still as disturbing as what to buy...

  Should I buy a laptop (but I want to need more than 5 USB slots I have 3 external HDD & Scanner, printers)... I don't want to settle for USB hubs.  Should I buy a PC... but I know PC will disappear soon and also, I don't have a luxury to have the space to store Mini towers, I cannot get desktop LTS.  But I want to add USB3.0, but fear it would work... as SFF does not support have added additional stuff.

  I need to buy everything-in1,... but I don't think not AIO are good, because they are still in the infant stage and in addition, if the screen breaks... the whole system doesn't help... really ugly in revaluations too.

  So... what should I buy, I thought to get the years 620 desktop PC Inspiron, but also to make a Dell laptop instead.

  What are your thoughts.  Thanks for sharing.

  My standard recommendation to all my clients is to "buy your portfolio can stand" - not to skimp or buy the cheapest or lowest model equipped as you will eventually get more or improve.

  If you do not want to make any upgrade or adding then a desktop computer is the only one to consider and a full size desk, not one of the "S" or compact models because they are very limited on the upgrade.  They do not use a standard power supply ATX type then you will be also limited here.  They can only use 'low profile' add on cards, but due to the limitation of power supply, there is also a severe limitation on scalability and upgrade cards.

  Most of the laptops were not the number of desired USB ports.  On the Dell only that maybe that would be the high end Alienware models.

  I don't like any in those or the touch screen or other models.  They are very limited in any update.

  I did not really answer your question, but more food for thought.

• Dell product registration

  Hello everyone, I'm new here & I was wondering how to use "Dell product registration" which shows in my new office.

  Its an Inspiron I5 620 2320. When I click on it in the menu start it says "Send Info" then in the box ' preparation for registration appears but nothing happens after waiting. Should not register my new PC for warranty etc. This is my 2nd Dell desktop. I think that I had a page on my other PC when I bought this one.

  Thank you

  ~ Paul

  Hi Pauldep,

  If you bought the computer online on our Web site, it is not necessary to register the product as it will be already saved. If you purchased the product in a store selling at retail, then you can register to the www.dell.com/register product.

  Answer please if you have any questions.

• Windows update error again, this time 80072FBF.

  I have two computers different dell INSPIRON) 1 620 WITH WINDOW HOME PREMIUM and 2) a 3847 INSPIRON with windows 8.1. Both show the same error for windows update.

  Windows could not search for new updates error code 80072FBF. I tried the troubleshooting update, but that is not the problem. I suspect it is a registry issue similar to the 80246002 error, but do not know how to correct it. Help?

  Thank you, actually it turns out be a problem with the router.

  I close all the way down including the router and rebooted and everything is back to normal.

• Connect a second hard drive to SATA

  Hi all

  I have a Dell Inspiron 620, and I try to install a new Seagate 1 TB hard drive...

  

  I'm new to SATA and I need to buy a second SATA data cable, but I don't know what to order. The drive installed by Dell uses a blue cable, but this means that it transfers data to 6 GB per second? SATA data cables are color? Can I use a cable red, blue or black, or my Board does support 6 GB per second transfer rate?

  In addition, my hard drives are installed upside down, and that means I need a cable with left angle from what I can tell.

  I can post a label service if required (if it is not against the rules of the forum).

  Thank you very much.

  Rusty.07

  SATA cables are not chromocodes.

  No, blue does not mean a 6 gb / s, transfer, only Dell promotes the blue color as a symbol.

  Note: The Inspiron 620 is sata2 ports (3.0 GB/s).

  Yes, you will need a SATA cable with a 90 * connector at one end. Unfortunately Dell isn't all documentation to install an additional hard drive in the Inspiron available 620

  Unfortunately Dell isn't all documentation to install an additional hard drive in the Inspiron available 620

  Maybe the discussion HERE can help you.

  Bev.