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M6300 and windows 7 64bit = yes

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by vinnybear, Jul 29, 2011.

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    Hey all,

    After a 1st M6300 with a bad graphic card I replaced it with a locally (germany) sourced used one.

    Its an M6300 with a T8300 2.4ghz and has the FX3600M with 512M

    was originally installed with 4gb of ram but i now replaced the with 8gb of Corsair ram (ref : VS8GSDSKIT800D) . they are 800Mhz sticks but the motherboard runs them at 667 and not sure i can get them to go faster.

    finally managed to get windows 7 home premium to run fine of a Crucial M4 128gb hard disk

    only issue was with the dam wireless card : Interl (R) PRO Wireless 3945ABG

    no way to get the thing runing with Vista 64bit or windows 7 64bit drivers.
    the fix in the end is to take the XP 64bit driver. run the software to unpack it. You will get an error saying the software is not comaptible with your system. then go into the device manager and manually point to the directory for the xp 64 bit driver and voila it works (for me at least)

    so to recap for those interested

    Dell precision M6300 with :

    windows 7 64 bits = yes
    Corsair 8gb DDR2 800mhz = yes but running at 667MHZ and need a 64bit system to see the 8gb of course
    Crucial M4 SSD 128gb = yes

    hope that helps
    vincent
     
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