Hi:

This is a very old list, it is from 2007, before the Bios update: 5.0.3. I know there's a newer one, but I just can't find it. The newer list is for after the latest Bios update.

Anyway, thank you for your fast response.

Angel Luis Trinidad

 trin802

You can find a list of processors supported by the XPS410 HERE

Bev.

Hi:

I just found this list of the upgrade processor options of a DEll XPs 410. It was posted by DELL-Chris M

The XPS 410 has many upgrade options.

PR173 Presler P4 Kit, 915, 2.8G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
YW816 Presler P4 Kit, 925, 3.0G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
XJ848 Presler P4 Kit, 930, 3.0G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
PU963 Presler PD Kit, 935, 3.2G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
DK050 Presler P4 Kit, 940, 3.2G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
RT922 Presler P4 Kit, 945, 3.4, 2X2MB, 800FSB
UJ776 Presler P4 Kit, 950, 3.4G, 2X2MB, 800FSB
CJ163 Presler P4 Kit, 960, 3.6G, 2x2MB, 800FSB

DK593 Cedar Mill Kit, 631, 3.0G, 2MB, 800FSB
PY394 Cedar Mill Kit, 641, 3.2G, 2MB, 800FSB
KU339 Cedar Mill Kit, 651, 3.4G, 2MB, 800FSB
DK594 Cedar Mill Kit, 661, 3.6G, 2MB, 800FSB
DT883 Cedar Mill Kit, 661, 3.6G, 2MB, 800FSB

HU587 Conroe Kit, E4300, 1.8G, 2MB, 800FSB
DX483 Conroe Kit, E4400, 2.00G, 2MB, 800FSB
DT893 Conroe Kit, E6300, 1.86G, 2MB, 1066FSB
DX485 Conroe Kit, E6320, 1.86G, 4MB, 1066FSB
DU361 Conroe Kit, E6400, 2.13G, 2MB, 1066FSB
DX484 Conroe Kit, E6420, 2.13G, 4MB, 1066FSB
KU345 Conroe Kit, E6600, 2.4G, 4MB, 1066FSB
PN416 Conroe Kit, E6700, 2.66G, 4MB, 1066FSB
WM543 Conroe XE Kit, X6800, 2.93G, 4MB, 1066FSB

UY272 Smithfield P4 Kit, 805, 2.66G, 2X1MB, 533FSB
FG941 Smithfield P4 Kit, 820, 2.8G, 800FSB, 2MB
HU585 Kentsfield Quad Core Kit, Q6600, 2.4G, 8MB, 1066FSB
MP626 Kentsfield Quad Core Kit, Q6600, 2.4G, 8MB, 1066FSB

UY274 Prescott P4 Kit, 524, 3.06G, 1MB, 533FSB
UT713 Prescott P4 Kit, 531, 3.0G, 800FSB, 1MB
UT714 Prescott P4 Kit, 541, 3.2G, 800FSB, 1MB

Can anybody please answer my question, thank you.

Angel Luis Trinidad

Finally I found the right upgrade for the XPS 410. It's the fastest CPU that the XPS 410 can handle, it's the Intel Core 2 Quad Extreme Edition QX6800.

People remember this Motherboard can only handle processors with 1066 MHz of FSB, so, the fastest one it can handle is the QX6800. It won't handle the QX6850

because it has 1333 Mhz of FSB. I installed the QX6800 on my XPS 410 and it is flying. I replaced the E6700, 2.66 GHz.

 trin802

Thank you for the heads up.

Bev.

Just confirming that the qx6800 works great in the Dell xps 410.  When I was researching to figure out how to upgrade my old xps, I found loads of posts inquiring about installing this processor, but no reliable success stories.  I just installed a QX6800 in mine, and though they were once priced at well over $1000, you can get one at between $50 and $100 on eBay now.  The stock XPS 410 works just fine, just pick up some new arctic silver and you'll be fine.  My old system flies now, and with a new SSD it feels like it could handle anything at this point, no need to overclock.

Most of those are stories.  I would recommend updating to the latest bios BEFORE trying it.  I doubt the QX6850 1333mhz fsb part works.

This part does work in a T3400 with X38 chipset.

The performance 130W copper heatsink X9694 would be required.

My T3400's with Core 2 Quad Extreme have X38 chipset and 525W power supplies.

 Intel® Core™2 Extreme Processor QX6800   (130W TDP)
(8M Cache, 2.93 GHz, 1066 MHz FSB)

SL9UK  or  SLACP

Lithography     65 nm
VID Voltage Range     0.8500V-1.500V

CPUID    06FBh
Core stepping    G0

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UP673 Kentsfield Quad Core QX6700, 2.66GHz, 8MB, 1066FSB, B3

 Precision T3400
    Precision WorkStation 390
    Precision Workstation 390e
    XPS 420
    XPS 710

 
SL9UL QX6700  (130W) TDP

Lithography     65 nm
VID Voltage Range     0.8500V-1.500V

CPUID    06F7h
Core stepping    B3

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