The upgrade of my XPS 435mt CPU

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• Graphics upgrade Dell Studio XPS 435MT

  Model: Studio XPS 435MT
  Processor: Intel Core i7
  Memory: 8 GB
  OS: Windows 64-bit
  Case: In Stock (never did a switch box but would be ready)

  Graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 4350 512 MB 2
  Power: 550w (honestly the first upgrade I did)

  I pulled a lot of games for this thing, and it has served me very well. I am looking to do an update of basic graphics card but want to stay under $ 300.00, I don't want to go too big or too hot for the system (or unnecessarily powerful but I'm okay with that, like if this happens).

  I am also ready to increase the ram, but once again to 8 GB I don't know if I'd get a vein off going up to 16 GB, but at the end of the day it's a learning experience and the installation is always fun.

  Also, I'm ready to tell is don't bother, if it would be better to buy a new system, so I can actually consider doing that but shaped why can't not ask like you people seem quite knowledgeable GD.

  EPS 12V 2.91 compliance means you should be able to use most of the maps, if the power supply is really high spec.

  

• The Studio XPS 435MT graphics card upgrade

  Hi all

  I have a Dell Studio XPS 435mt with these specs:

  Intel Core I7 2.67 ghz

  6 GB of RAM

  ATI Radeon HD 4570 512 MB graphics card (it's the original one)

  I got nothing so far, but now I want to change the graphics card because I want to play games that require higher performance, I play with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (1080 p).

  So what do you suggest me? What is the best graphics card can I take, compatible with the studio 435mt?

  I don't want to change the other components (and I mean the PSU in particular) I don't want to change the graphics card.

  So what is the graphics card that pushes the limit of this computer?

  I have another question.

  I bought this computer in Italy and it's because I'm Italian xD.

  Now I'm in Boston for the summer holidays and I would buy the card here. There is a compatibility problem between Italian and American computers?

  I mean the GPU are all the same despite the country or there are a few differences to take into account?

  I'm sorry if I am repetitive, but I don't know if my questions are clear and understandable.

  Thanks for your help!

  I have no budget.

  True, but even once, why would you spend $129 when the same one that costs only $89 HERE at Newegg.  Personally, I wouldn't put a high end as the HD 6970 card in your system, but it is up to you.  For me, just is not there, but I know that others have fact.   Cards more recent performance today they run cooler and are smaller than the last generation.  I know there are people who have put in the hot and power hungry GTX 295 in this system.  If you want a high end card without going overboard, take a look at the HD 6850 and HD 6870.  However, if you have money, you can do whatever you want if you use an i7 processor to go with it.  I'm just a little at low cost.

• The upgrade of my Dell XPS 8300

  Hello

  Currently, I use my Dell XPS 8300 with set up the following:

  • Intel core i7 - 2600 to 3.4 GHz
  • 8 GB RAM
  • GPU: Radeon HD 5770
  • PSU: 460W (AC460AD-00)

  It has served me well but shows it's age while I was looking to upgrade the graphics card and the power supply if necessary. But this is the first time I did something like this then I'd some tips / warnings on the potential pitfalls before buying something.

  After doing some background reading, I was thinking get a GTX 970 and upgrade the PSU, but I would like to know, questions, I could deal with that. I heard there were problems with XPS 8300 bios don't do not work well with graphics cards. I am currently on AO3, but there is no problem if necessary upgrade.

  My budget is around £400-£500 if anyone knows the best ways to update my PC.

  Thank you.

  Consider using this for now until you can buy new. Spending that much on unnecessary updates are not handy on a computer that is a few years old. You have a good installation now - 8 GB of ram, big power, i7 cpu that is best for your motherboard - as long as everything works. New computers can easily be purchased for what your budget allows for upgrades. The only thing to consider is a video card a little better that your power supply will take place as well as better control that you can use when you get a new computer. Ignore the upgrade of processor since that is not worth the expense or effort for minimal returns. You most likely impossible to switch the cpu to a newer version without replacing the motherboard. I would make sure to have the latest and probably last - bios A06.

• HP DV7-3063cl laptop PC: what is the maximum temperature for safe operation of the DV7 3063 cl with the upgrade of the 640 M CPU?

  I have recently restored a HP DV7 3063 cl laptop that died a hot mother (MB). I replaced the MB with a new Board of Directors of HP when the price has been reduced to $100, updated the CPU with an announced as new AMD 640 M and applied Arctic Silver on CPU and graphics chips. I put in 4 G memory cool, got the computer to work and installed Windows 10.

  The computer seems to run very hot and stopped twice from overheating during its first period of 2 weeks when it there was not a lot of calculating, fan was run at top speed at all times, and the laptop was high to allow good airflow below.

  According to the program of the Open Hardware Monitor, the CPU had reached 97-99 C a few times. I bought support cooling a player and that seems to help a lot, dropping the temperature to 20 ° C.

  What is the maximum temperature for safe operation of the DV7 with the upgrade of the 640 M CPU?

  Anything more than 90 c is too hot. You can specify the processor and the motherboard you have installed?

  Also if this from the Manual:

  Thermal paste is used on 1 CPU and heat sink section 2 that the services it. Thermal pads are used on the chip Northbridge 3 and 4, the graphical subsystem chip 5 contact Northbridge and graphics/heatsink contact 6. Thermal material replacement is included with all kits of spare parts of processor, heatsink and system board.

  So unless you have changed the cooling system to heat composed on the chip graphic you should have used a thermal buffer. Without the pad, it may leave just a small hallway and destroy the cooling properties. You can use a shim in copper or other piece of something metal to fill the void, but if you just put the heat sink down on the video chip you won't get optimal even with thermal cooling paste.

• HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  HI PLZ I WANT TO HELP THE UPGRADE TO SSD ODNT WILL I KNOW IF MY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CPU SUPPORTS

  MODEL

  Compaq Presario CQ42-372TU computer laptop

  http://h20566.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/KB/docDisplay/?javax.portlet.begCac=...

  PLZ ANY BODY HELP ME

  You can upgrade to an SSD.

  The simplest method is to use an SSD as the Corsair Force 3 and don't forget that you buy the kit of migration.

  The migration kit comes with cloning software and a usb to SATA power cable that connects again SSD.

  It is recommended that you purchase and SSD that is approximately 256 GB in quality if you can find one that is affordable.

  SSD with migration in a kit options search I did.

• Vista will have to reinstall if the upgrade card motherboard and CPU?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  So I'm wanting to upgrade my computer and I can't find a clear answer, if when I install a new one, a motherboard and CPU, but with the same RAM and the hard drive and the motherboard did not fail, I need a new installation of windows?

  Hé Fatah

  If vista came preinatalled your computer, it is rated an oem license as such is related to the material that it is initially installed on

  If you have a retail license, you can upgrade your card motherboard and CPU

  you will probably have to reinstall vista while the hard drive with the existing vista installation contains the drivers for the old motherboard and probably do not start correctly

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• Upgrade the hardware of Dell XPS (L521x) how to perform a clean reinstall of Windows 10 Pro

  Hello

  I searched on the internet with the question that I have before doing the upgrade and the re-installation of windows. But the messages and solutions are all scattered. I really want to clear this for me once and for all if possible.

  First of all, the material that I bought for this upgrade:

  1 Samsung 850 EVO mSATA SSD 120 GB (to replace the one 32 GB (factory default)

  2 western Digital Black 750Go Performance Mobile HDD (7200 RPM, 2.5 inches)

  3 Intel (r) Dual Band Wireless - AC 7260 (802.11ac, 2 x 2 Wi - Fi, Bluetooth)

  4. crucial Ballistix Sport SODIMM 16 GB (2x8GB) PC3-14900 CL10 at 1.35v 204 pin memory

  BTW, my Dell XPS 15 L521x has an intel core i7-3632QM and an nVIDIA GeForce GT 640 M. It also comes with 32 mSATA SSD as cache for the WDC 1 TB HARD drive.

  My goal:

  1 install/reinstall Windows 10 mSATA SSD 120 GB and free 500 MB give or take for system reserved partition.

  2. use the remaining space in the C: drive.

  3. use WD Black 2.5 inch 750 GB HHD for cold storage

  4. Remove and reinstall the wireless card Intel Dual Band for a better Wi - Fi compatiability for most routers dual band out there. (Factory default, well, is not great to say the least)

  5. Remove and then install the crucial RAM (compatiable with L521x) is to upgrade memory of my laptop (maybe a little future-proof;) (D).

  Before you start the upgrade, I know I have to do the following steps:

  1. update my BIOS/UEFI. (I did it)

  2 clear accelerated Intel Rapid Start Technology (IRST) GUI (my laptop keeps inviting that "your system does not have any intel repaid with start technology").

  3. change Intel Smart response Technology (ISRT) to AHCI in BIOS

  4 back up my files

  5. my 10 Pro Activation of emergency Windows (how exactly? The Win10 Pro is upgraded to Windows Pro 8.1 with OEM Dell)

  Now my question is what I do or what I've been missing so that what I will meet errors or problems if possible.

  Also, I have heard or seen something on the OEM of Windows version. If I change the hardware, disk files or recovering backup activation does not recognize my device. Is this true? If necessary, I can buy a new version of Win10 Pro retail. But, what I really need to do, and does it perform a not-so-complicated work around?

  Thank you very much

  Dean

  If you keep your motherboard you have no problem taking the other components such as SSDS.

  Your system is already a Pro 10 Windows device.

  Installing clean with 10 Windows installation media Pro TH2 your OEM Pro 8.1 Windows key will be automatically entered to the UEFI BIOS and Windows 10 Pro TH2 automatically reactivates when your systems online.

• Upgrade of the screen for Dell xps 13

  Hello

  I own Dell xps 13 l322x (2014 model) and I consider that the upgrade of the screen.

  My screen current resolution 768 * 1366, not touch, and I wonder whether it is possible to upgrade for screen resolution superior touchscreen or both :)

  My current screen connector tag is D13 LVDS, and from what I've seen so far, the higher resolution connector tag is D13B.

  Thank you!

  Hi Tzion,

  It's all full LCD screen I mentioned which has the same physical dimensions as your existing screen. If there are questions most kindly send the serial number of the system via private message so that we can check the specifications of the system.

  @Ejn63,.

  Thanks for sharing your entered Mr.

  Kind regards

• Windows Update in Win7 stuck halfway on the upgrade Win10 & consumes CPU

  Windows Update has been the consumption of 50% of my CPU stable for the past months. He started right around when upgrading Windows 10 has been downloaded on my computer, but I had not yet installed (download was unintentional). I thought it would end when I've finally updated for Windows 10 a few weeks ago, but to make a long story short, 10 Windows eventually cause an infinite restart loop and I had to enter in the boot menu and go back to Windows 7.

  Now back in Windows 7, 50% of my CPU is again consumed on a daily basis. Windows Update function tells me "your upgrade to Windows 10 is ready" and asks me to restart, but restarting does nothing. I can't check the updates either, because "a previous installation must be carried out."

  Is it possible to interrupt the Windows 10 half-installed upgrading? Hard for me to imagine it is nothing else, but open to ideas. My only solution was to stop the service, WU, who immediately soothes my CPU, but it restarts after a few hours and I want not updated of future security, so it is not desirable or sustainable.

  Thanks in advance for any help!

  The big question is Win10 or any part of his installation actually start?

  If the restoration does not correct the problem, you may face a complete reinstallation of Windows 7.

  Try these things.

  Click on the starting planet

  type in there services

  Click on Services

  find Windows Update in the list

  Right-click on it and select stop

  Second thing:

  Download and install the GWXControl Panel.

• Upgrade GPU for Studio XPS 435MT and indine power load max

  Hi, I have a Studio XPS 435MT with a 360W power supply and an ati radeon HD4800 series GPUs (likely a 4850). I want to improve the gpu with a gpu from Gainward GeForce GTX 750 2 GB (one slot), GDDR5. It uses just 55W and there is no external power supply plug, the HD4800, but in the GTX card appears: minimum 300W or more system power supply (with a minimum of 12V current rating of 20A). And I do not know if this 20 a could be a problem, because my Delta DPS-360FB-1 diet doesn't seem to reach the rated current.

  What do you suggest me?

  Thank you

  combined maximum 12V 12VA and 12VB output for this unit is 300W which is 25, but you can't have your cake and eat it too.

  If you draw 20 amps on the 12v rail you used 240W leaving 60W for everything else that needs 12V.

  And if you use 300W on the 12v rail that leaves 60W max for the 5v / 3.3V through less 10W to + 5VSB.

  GTX 750 will be in this case either well, or it does not at all due to the lack of power on one or more tracks.

  HD4850 certainly consumes MORE energy than a GTX750 so that only one point of view, it should be good.

  

• Since the upgrade to Sierra - my CPU runs hot

  Recently, I used the app store to upgrade my MacBook Pro for OSX Sierra.

  From this point forward - my laptop is very hot and fans constantly run like a Jet engine.

  I see this in the activity monitor:

  

  I put all my contacts to synchronize hourly, and nothing has changed before the upgrade and after.

  How can I fix it? My life of the battery is to be purged, permanently.

  Any help appreciated.

  Thank you

  Amit

  Director general of Tallyfy - cloud-based process management

  Try restarting in safe mode (hold down the SHIFT key while booting). The problem persists?

• Adding an SSD to a XPS 435MT

  Hi all

  I would like to replace my boot partition of Windows 7 HD with an SSD for my XPS 435MT. In my opinion, than the XPS 435MT to maximally compatible SATA-2 natively.

  Other than the SSD and wiring, what should I upgrade the XPS to support SATA-3 of 6 GB/s speeds? Is it still possible?

  Kind thanks,

  Daniel

  Interface SATA of XPS 435MT is limited to 3 GB/s by its material, but it will always accept players that are capable of 6 GB/s.  Highest, 6 Gbit/s interface speed requires that became available with the XPS 8300 Sandy Bridge architecture.

• Is there a reason for not going to the Iphone 7 if on the upgrade plan?

  We arrived the 6s Iphone last year and we pay for the upgrade plan. To be honest, I'm not impressed with the Iphone 7 and still like the 6s. But because I pay more than a month for the upgrade package, it would be stupid not not to upgrade? I suppose that in theory if I have not improved, I would pay the phone is turned off at the time where the 7 fate.

  Sorry if this is a stupid question, how they paid you for the phones now is a little obtuse.

  I see no reason not not to go other than to repay your existing phone and get out from under the need for payments monthly.

  The CPU of the 7 is significantly faster than in the 6s, and water resistance is a big bonus. The best camera is nice, but I'm not good in taking pictures of everything under the Sun...

• A few questions about the upgrade on Satellite A300-144

  Sorry for the typos, English is not my mother tongue.
  I want to ask some questions about the upgrade of a300-144.

  * Some info first.*

  CPU: T2370 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/34445/Intel-Pentium-Processor-T2370-1M-Cache-1_73-GHz-533-MHz-FSB]).
  Chipset: GM965 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/29821/Intel-82GM965-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller]).

  * Questions.*

  1. my frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  2 Intel said that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?

  3 I know, taken of my CPU is μFCPGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB]) is a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  > 1. My frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  The speed of the memory is related on the material. This means that the FSB is responsible for the limitation.
  If the FSB would allow support 667 MHz then the memory would also at this speed.

  > 2. Intel says that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?
  The memory depends on the chipset. So if the chipset supports 4 GB of RAM, you should be capable of this move to 4 GB of RAM

  > 3. I know, my CPU is? FC-PGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 (http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB) will be a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  It might be possible that the new processor would be fully supported by the BIOS, but in most cases it should not be a problem if the chipset would support the new processor.
  But as far as I know the upgrade of the CPU is not supported by Toshiba or any other manufacturers of portable and its your own risk to run laptop with the new processor.