will it come with power supply for Dell S2740L 927M9-IPS-LED 27-Inch Screen LED-lit Monitor? Does it compatible for this Monitor?
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The answer to your question is. Does your Dell S2640L have a power port for said speakers to plug into? Otherwise, these speakers tend to come with their own power adapter. For me, my 24" dell monitors, were designed to use these speakers. They snap right onto the brackets underneath the monitor. the plug for the speakers is next to the NEMA power connector for the monitor. Also mine has 4USB ports. You would know this, by looking at your monitor. you'll see a power outlet for something to connect into the monitor, and positions to lock in speakers under the monitor.
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The best thing to do is go to the Dell website and look up the monitor you are interested it. If it has an option for the AX510, it will say so. Then you can get it from Amazon and you are okay. This speaker has a special mount that clips into the monitor and gets its power from a power port on the monitor. All Dell monitors do not have this available.
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This item (Dell AX510) definitely does NOT come with a power supply, as stated by the package contents list supplied in the box.There is, however, a version that comes with a power supply: Dell AX510PAIf your Dell monitor has a power output jack, you should be fine with the AX510. If not, you should purchase the AX510PA.
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More than likely. I have been servicing computers for almost 20 years and Dell basically standardized their power supplies about 7 or 8 years ago. The only difference between the power supplies is the wattage. Most are 60 watts, then there are 90 watts (usually 17" display laptops) and they have one around 120 watts for the all in ones. Hope this helps you and BTW, stick with OEM models.
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Not significant. I had hooked this up to a dell GX280 350watt and it worked fine with VGA cables. It doesn't require it's own power either. I now have two of them on 700watt system and they work fine no issues. Also if ur using VGA just get a mini display to vga, and you don't ahve to worry about active adapter...all are plug-n-play. hope this helps!
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Yes it will. I installed it in a Dell Inspiron 530S with a 250 watt supply and it works fine.
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I am not sure what the power has my old Dell Optiplex 740 PSU,ether 180 or 240 watts but not higher. Working good for using TV 41 inch and even bigger screen tried. In my case I had to slightly modify (cut out some plastic to make it fit b in)
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Dell has been pretty consistant for the last several years on the connector end of the power supplies. Its the same size from the Inspiron up to and including Alienware. You do need to make sure the wattage for the adapter is sufficient for your Laptop. Typically, the adapters are 60w, 90w and 120w or so for the All In One and the Alienware. I would recommend you buy the OEM's vice the compatible adapters.
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This Dell monitor does not have the power connection for the speaker bar, so you will need to buy the AC Adapter as well as the Speaker Bar. Hard to know the Dell abbreviations, but I believe S = silver, E = Economy 17 = 17", 8 = 2008 model, W = widescreen and FP = Flat Panel. "Economy" because it only has the VGA input, no DVI, USB or connection for the speaker bar. - John H / Used-PCs. Austin / Texas
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The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the... » Read More The power cord came with mine. The part number for mine is WW4XY which replaced the original part number of 74X5J. The part number is not as important as getting the the input/output volts/amps correct. It can be found on your existing adapter. Compare it to the one you want to buy to be sure. The one I ordered required an input of 100-240V~2.34A 50-60 Hz input and an output of 19.5V-9.23A. If those match your existing adapter, it will 'probably' work. The connector will have to work with your computer as well. They are pretty similar for Dell's but you'll have to compare the picture to the one you're replacing to see if you they look the same. « Show Less
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Heads up, this comes with a power, HDMI, DVI, and VGA. HOWEVER. I received a DVI-D *single* link plug, but the monitor (and my card) have DVI-D *dual* link plugs.
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this supply's +12v to the center pin ,I do not know the requirements for your monitor
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The instructions say that a 450W power supply is the minimum required. My power supply has 650W, so it's never been an issue. As for compatibility with the Dell motherboard, I would be quite surprised if that was an issue. It fits into a PCI slot, which seems pretty standard these days. It also requires supplementary power from a PCI-E connector, but an adaptor is included that allows you to get that power from standard MOLEX power connectors -- the kind used to power hard drives before SATA came along. By the way, I've been quite happy with this card!
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Sorry it took so long to respond... like the others have stated "It doesn't come with a power supply." I ordered the Rosewill 600W Power Supply RP600V2-S-SL Black through Amazon as well. Good luck with your build!
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External power supplies are easier to fix than a monitor with an internal. The monitor itself is also thinner without the supply in the frame. Most newer LED-LCD monitors have external power supplies and this one is small and light. Answer: Not at all.
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I have one on a P2770FH that is not working very well. My OEM is rated at 14VDC and 3.5 amps. This power supply is rated for 3amps and my monitor turns off after less than an hour of use. I have to wait for a little while and then I can turn it on again. It maybe my monitor and not the power supply. I am going to order another power supply with higher amp rating and see if it will stay on.
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No, this unit is specific for certain dell monitors, it is powered by the monitor itself
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It works fine on my stock dell, which has a weak power supply. I don't recall there being a separate power supply input.