Hi, i have an hp pavilion dv1000 entertainment notebook. Will this be the memory for it? I&acute;m interested.
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Goto www.crucial.com and do their memory selector. It will tell you if this is correct memory for your laptop.
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I purchased mine for a Pavilion DV6. I am not happy with the battery's power retention. If I purchased another one I would spend the extra money and buy it directly from HP. Hope this helps!
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HP Pavilion dv1000 is kind of notebook product. I think KVR333so, (so=sodimm).According to your technical details at amazon, the memory to be used for DESKTOP.
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yes it was... you need to purchase the exact same type of of memory. i bought 4gb for the laptop, 2 cards. i works best.
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I am not sure but I would call an IT tech and ask. I have a smaller HP net book and memory was added to it.
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Hello Dante,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. Part number KVR16N11K2/16 is not compatible with the HP Pavilion p6216f desktop PC. That system requires DDR2 800MHz memory, while this part is DDR3 memory. We support that system with a maximum of 8GB using our currently manufactured memory, part number KTH-XW4400C6/2G. For further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for considering Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Yes. I bought this model specifically because I didn't want to overpay for additional memory. I added this, right from Amazon: Crucial 4GB Single DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) CL11 SODIMM 204-Pin 1.35V/1.5V Notebook Memory Module CT51264BF160B and it works fine. I think 8GB is the max, but you should confirm that. I did not pay attention to that because the laptop was for my grandson.
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If you go to the actual crucial website, you can select your exact laptop and it will give you the exact memory that will fit your laptop. It is also sometimes cheaper directly through crucial. Mine was.
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I don't know your notebook, you must check if in your notebook fits DDR2 type memory, if it fits, so ok, if not you must look for the type memory of you notebook. Find here "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR_SDRAM" some information about DDR type memory.
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I am not familiar with your exact laptop, however this memory is Desktop (240 pin) Form Factor, you will likely need something designed for laptops which are typically 204 pin memory slots.
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No, this was for desktop memory. Laptop memory is smaller and there is some variation in memory types. Go to Crucial's web site, there's a memory finder, enter your make, model, and it'll tell you what memory you need. Then come back to amazon and do a search on that part number or type.
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As long as your notebook can take a PC2-5300 memory card, the 2 GB should work. If you have Windows XP or higher, adding the extra 1 gb. of memory should help increase the notebooks overall speed. That would be especially true if you have vista or Windows 7. I believe Windows Vista and 7 require a minimum of 2 GB of RAM. Hope that answers your question Lou
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No. This RAM is designed for desktop computers. This is a DIMM (dual inline memory module), you will need a SODIMM (small outline DIMM). According to Crucial.com your computer has two slots for memory. It can hold a max of 8gb (4gb in each slot). It appears that the frequency required is 1333MHz. You will want to know how much memory you currently have installed. Click the start button. Right click "my computer" then select "properties" from the drop down menu. It will tell you how much memory you currently ahve installed that Windows recognizes. The next thing to do is shut down, unplug, and remove the battery. Then proceed to remove the bottom panel on your laptop. Look at the RAM and make sure you have an open slot. If Windows says you have 4gb installed it could either be one 4gb SODIMM or two 2gb SODIMMs. If it's one 4gb you can add another 4gb SODIMM into the open slot and you will have the max amount of supported memory installed. To review you the max amount of RAM you can install is 8gb (two 4gb SODIMMS, or "sticks of RAM"). According to Crucial you will need 1333MHz SODIMM. Also, one other detail I neglected is that you will need DDR3, which is the standard these days. Hopefully this is helpful. Here is the link to the information I got from Crucial.com http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP+-+Compaq-memory/Pavilion+G6/Pavilion+g6-2010nr-upgrades.html
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YES. This laptop has either an i5 or i7 INTEL 4th Generation CPU and the spec sheet for this computer states that it needs DDR3L memory. Therefore, this is the correct memory for your machine. Just be sure to install equivalent speed modules (which these are). According to the SPEC SHEET, your BIOS allows for up to 32 gig of RAM. This machine was originally configured with 8 gig of DDR3L 1600 Mhz. RAM as a single 8gig module and there's only 3 extra RAM module slots, so fully configured, this machine can take up to four 8 gig DDR3L modules.
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Sorry, I'm not sure, I'd ask the seller, we bought the memory for a Toshiba.
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Yes. I bought this model specifically because I didn't want to overpay for additional memory. I added this, right from Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005LDLV6S/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1; and it works fine. I think 8GB is the max, but you should confirm that. I did not pay attention to that because the laptop was for my grandson.
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You should not assume this will work unless you go to crucial website with your laptop and have it scan your system and check. It will tell you exactly which memory is available for your system.