will it fit a gateway GP5656 AMD athlon 64x2 dual core processor 6000+ running windows XP
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I was unable to locate any specifications for the system you identified.Make sure motherboard has Sata 3Gps or 6Gps (faster)If you are adding the SSD make sure you have an extra SATA port, cable and a place to mount SSD.** If the drive is configured properly on a 6Gps port, there will be a very notable performance boost over any HDD, this SSD will outperform any 10,000 rpm drive.
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I have no idea about this model. It can easily fit in any hardware that is using 2.5' hdd
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Im not sure why you'd put this in a system like that. Performance boost won't be substantial enough over a 7200 hundred rpm hard drive. But. To answer the question. If your motherboard has Sata which it should. Then it will work.
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You do have the proper slot for it, so it will fit. If the power supply is insufficient, you might get the odd error. But a power supply isn't that expensive, so I would get a larger one. But you really ought to ask yourself, is it worth it? Let's face it, that's an old machine.
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I know it fits all gigabyte and msi motherboard. If your motherboard has the same setup of those it will. It has the standard configuration.
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This appears to be a motherboard designation so I am not sure about it's exact specs., but I installed mine on a 2008 Gateway desktop running Windows Vista SP2 and it works great. I installed mine in order to achieve better graphics for my 3D drafting software. So far , it has not disappointed.
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As far i could find on the web... no, you cant use it on your gateway pc. Why? Because your pc's motherboard has a cpu socket type bga413 and this AMD processor needs a FM1 socket, so they are not compatible. Maybe those at frys think different due to both processors are from the APU family... but those were my findings. Sorry.
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Yes, it should work. From Gateway support site I see that the GM5416E shipped with and Intel E6300 Dual core CPU, which uses an LGA775 socket. The E7500 also uses and LGA775 socket, which is the key compatibility requirement. You should verify that your motherboard does indeed have and LGA775 socket (in case the CPU is something other than E6300).
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These processors will fit this board as I see on their website. .....64bit AMD® FX, Phenom II X6/X4/X3/X2, Athlon II X4/X3/X2 and Sempron CPU.http://us.msi.com/product/mb/760GMP23_FX.html#hero-specification
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It is ATX, it fits my case. Check the standoffs in your case, often they can be moved around to accommodate different motherboards.
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It comes with AMD hardware also so I would think it fits. It had all in the box to fit almost anything including AMD.
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If that motherboard has the appropriate PCI slot, yes! This GPU fit my old motherboard perfectly, and it is a circa ~2009 Dell XPS studio desktop. One thing to be on the lookout for is GPU/case clearance to ensure that you'll have enough room for this big of a GPU. Best of luck to you!
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Yes it will. Just make sure your power supply has the appropriate pci power connector.
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I am not sure if it will fit. But if you go to crucial.com, put in the specs for your machine (you will need processor type), and it will tell you what will fit.
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yes, it will fit. HP p6-2330 has FM2 mobo. FM2 mobo is compatible with a8-5500. It is possible that you will need reactivate windows. I suggest read first http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_install/activation-after-cpu-upgrade/78a538db-5126-44d5-9f5d-450be1db9257
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It will fit because there is one PCI slot on your motherboard. I'm not sure whether your OS would auto detect it, but drivers can be downloaded here: http://www.intel.com/support/network/sb/CS-006120.htm
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I would recommend checking out their website and find the model that fits your rig, and search that model number. You won't be disappointed
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Can this fit into this?ASUS P7P55D-E - LGA 1156 - Intel P55 - DDR3 - USB 3.0 SATA 6 Gb/s - ATX Motherboard
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Not sure. Great question for the r/buildapc subreddit. Also PCPartPicker is a great site with a compatibility filter.