I have a Dell Poweredge R715 with PCI e slots that are x8 lanes with allowable length of 9.5" Do you know if this will shut off on board vga
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Impossible to answer without more specs on your system. But a safe bet would be to graph your power supply and check your BIOS. If your BIOS settings are correct and your power supply isn't being taxed, I really don't see an issue with this card. What will you be using this card for, as an additional card for multiple displays as I wrote about on my original revue or as your primary? I realize it's a relatively silly question, but I think it's also an important one. Besides the price for this card and Amazon's awesome return policy, I don't think you have much to lose other than a little time if it doesn't work for you. Good luck either way. Impossible to answer without more specs on your system. But a safe bet would be to graph your power supply and check your BIOS. If your BIOS settings are correct and your power supply isn't being taxed, I really don't see an issue with this card. What will you be using this card for, as an additional card for multiple displays as I wrote about on my original revue or as your primary? I realize it's a relatively silly question, but I think it's also an important one. Besides the price for this card and Amazon's awesome return policy, I don't think you have much to lose other than a little... » Read More Impossible to answer without more specs on your system. But a safe bet would be to graph your power supply and check your BIOS. If your BIOS settings are correct and your power supply isn't being taxed, I really don't see an issue with this card. What will you be using this card for, as an additional card for multiple displays as I wrote about on my original revue or as your primary? I realize it's a relatively silly question, but I think it's also an important one. Besides the price for this card and Amazon's awesome return policy, I don't think you have much to lose other than a little time if it doesn't work for you. Good luck either way. « Show Less
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Charles, I cannot answer definitively. On my computer (IBM), it did not shut off the on-board VGA. I've read that on some computers, you use BIOS settings to determine if the on-boad VGA stays on or goes off. That might be a good question for Dell technical support.
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don't know, but PCI slot is standard 5". I would estimate 9 CM diameter at least. This unit is easy for custom, or tight confines. Fans can be tilted & reversed.I removed 1 fan, not enough space. If you have a PCI slot, this WILL WORK.
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Sorry wrong board, I got mixed up this board is a Pentium dua core and uses a proprietary power supply, if you don't have a dell case buy something else
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I'm not certain what the size of that card is, but you're going to have a problem with the power supply. It drives my onboard video fine but not a stand-alone card.
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There is no power switch or means to disable one of the VGA outputs. It's an always-on splitter, not a switch.
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Not sure if this helps but I am using it on a Dell Optiplex 780 with a 235w power supply with no problems.
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IT should work, it only uses 30 watts so it depends what else you have going. It dies not need a power cord,gets its power from the PCI port.
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I am not familiar with the EVGA GeForce video card your reference. I have a Diamond 7970 video card and the power supply does allow for video card power connections up to 6 pins. I hope this is helpful. Remember always to buy a power supply that will not be straining to keep up with power demands of your system configuration...they tend to last longer and perform better. Good luck.
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Not sure if that has a regular-size motherboard. You may not have enough slots. By all means contact Dell and tell them what you want to do - then ask if it is doable. Good luck cb
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Greetings, Good question. No, the compact chassis does not allow for any PCI-E expansion. Best regards, MITXPC
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This is a pci card not a pci-e, so if your pci slots are unobstructed it should work.
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It should usually you can separate 2 of the male ends on the supplied power cords. Best bet is to just give a quick email to EVGA support
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It takes up a pci slot. However i find that the power from that switch (thats all it is) is too short to plug in anywhere . Its only like 6" long..and the sticky mounts suck
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No it will not. The Dell has a 290 watt powersupply, and the card needs at least 350 watts.
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It depends on the distance between the PCI-E slots. This is meant for two cards with one slot between them.
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If your board has PCIe it will work just fine I have one installed on a Xeon server and it works great.
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You will need a spare PCI-Express slot for the card. Open the case and see if you have one. Or check with Dell for your specific model number.Some factory motherboards have an extra, unused PCI-E slot ... many (most) do not. If not the only option is to change the motherboard too.