is this a genuine dell part?
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looks like it, or a really good fake, However my factory battery made it 1.5 years, this one stopped charging after 3 months.
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I am not convinced. All the markings appear Dell, but It just doesn't charge. I then bought a battery from Dell that works great. Can't know for sure, but this one may not be legit.
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Not sure about the dell but the hard drive was new. If the dell has a sata harddrive this will work. If it has a ide harddrive it will not work
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go to the dell support site and put in the info of this memory to see if it"s compatible with your machine check with dell first to see if it"s the right memory. I hope that I help you out with this info.
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It's marked with the Dell logo, etc. But that proves nothing. Sometimes old casings are used and then filled with an actual battery. But battery is working fine after several months now.
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Phillip. These power supplies were purchased for non Dell machines. We selected components from scratch and assembled the computer ourselves. Consequently, I cannot say whether or not it is compatible. I would suggest looking up the specs on the model currently in your PC and compare them to the specs of this power supply. That is how I would approach it. Sorrry I could not be of more assistance. It is all in the details...
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Just make sure that your computer does use one of those model numbers. My Dell Computer has a model number on it, so that's what I ordered. If you did order the right model number, than send it back if it doesn't work, I would.
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Dell W1668 F2854Dell Black PS/2... I am a customer as you and as you I get answers from the mfg. rather than other customers with basically the same knowledge as you (na-da).This way I will not jeopardize your computer/PC for wrongful data/info.Ask your mfg. dealer or salesman.Thank You for entrusting me to respond to your inquiry and that I was not a service to you.Happy Holidays and a Happy 2014.
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I am not absolutely sure as I bought this for my daughter away at college but I am sure it is the same regardless where you bought it if it's new. Ours was delivered from dell directly so most likely just fine.
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You can probably find that info on the Dell website or from their customer support. Sorry, I don't know.
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Yes. It is a Dell-branded product. There is, however, a label reading "Warranty Mark" over the Dell logo, so it is probably a refurbished product.
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No it is not Dell. CBD is the name on it. Works great, though. I've had no problems and use it several times a week.
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It looks to me like mine is a true Dell charger. It works perfectly, that's for sure.
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that looks like a desk top part dell support site checks your model on site "parts&upgrades;" at dells support site
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Correct. The battery I received was not a Dell battery and my computer did not recognize it.
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Fadder8, I'm sorry but I cannot Answer your question. My Dell laptop arrived dead (bad motherboard according to Dell support), and I spent last month and half trying to return it to the seller Two Cougars and Amazon which refuses to take it back. I can only recomend that you buy this laptop directly from Dell. Best Regards
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OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or additional drive for your specific system. Hope this helps. :) OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or... » Read More OEM, for my specific model Dell. Without coming across as condescending I am suggesting the following. To determine the OEM type, Dell offers a system identification tool and after you run it you can compare your system configuration to the original system specifications by inputting your service tag. You should then be able to see the exact make, size, type, etc of drive (OEM) that was originally installed in your system when it was built. You can then verify what is installed matches that information. By obtaining that information you will have the data needed to order a replacement or additional drive for your specific system. Hope this helps. :) « Show Less
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The box says that it has 'compatibility to newer 24-pin and older 20-pin motherboards" and lists various Dell models. Their '24 hour online user-friendly technical support" is www.startech.com/support