Can I add this to the ram of my Dell XPS 8700? it already has 2x4gb ram, would it work adding this to get 4x4gb??
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yes, your Motherboard has 4 slots and can take 16 gigs, more then that and the forums differ in there success rate of getting 32 gigs to work
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Grrr... I bought the MSI Wind U120-020 US with the extra 1 G RAM - because the site said "upgradeable to 2 G". I just finished opening it up and in the process voiding my warrantee only to find NO RAM SLOT. So I came back here to look for more technical info and here is this thread. There is definitely NO RAM SLOT AVAILABLE so keep that in mind when buying.
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Yes I would like todo it, so I bought a memory card for 4 gb and not working becouse my laptop dell xps 14 use 1 slot memory only. and I need to buy 1 memory card for 8 gb. I can change my bought memory ram for 1 memory card for 8 gb.
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dell dimension 2400 desktop yes it can but you can only put in up to 2gbs of ram on that model
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I am not certain. You should go to Dell Support. Enter the service tag number of your computer and then check for upgrade parts. If the description of their memory upgrade is the same as this one then you can do it. For me, Dell wanted $59.99 for this same memory. This one is exactly the same as theirs. You need to match these numbers: DDR2800/PC26400 DDR2 SDRAM 240pin DIMM
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Hey there, Is it an Asus X84H i3? The Stock Spec's for an i3 Version is 4 GB's....however that is apparently the max it can handle or recognise. RAM Recognition is limited by the MOBO Bios & by OSYS Limitations. For example?? XP Pro 32 Bit can only recognise or use 4 GB's (Even though you might have 8 GB's installed) whereas XP Pro 64 Bit is able to see & recognise 8GB's although not any more than that. Windows 7/8/8.1 all can see, recognise AND USE RAM beyond the 8GB's limitation in XP Pro 64 Bit. Is this is a Notebook from Asia (Which I think it might be) there is usually some resident RAM that is soldered onto the MOBO & not removable with 1 slot (only) for additional RAM Memory Chip to be added up to the Max limitation. So as long as the CAS Latency Numbers are the same matching your present RAM Chip, this one should work. Hope this helps! http://www.jumnum2go.com/item.php?iditem=nb024
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Your machine has a faster processor than mine and mine works fine with XP so you should be good to go. I'd be filling up the RAM slots to the full 2GB if you have not done so already.
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Yes, we upgrade the computer to a Dell OptiPlex 780 and it can take 16GB's of RAM. If you order it and want to go above 4GB let us know so we put Windows 7 64 bit operating system on it. Otherwise it will not see the added RAM. Thanks, Computer World
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Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I... » Read More Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long « Show Less
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Yes, I just did that with 5x of them and it works perfectly. They come with a single 4gb module and adding a second one improves the memory throughput as well because it then goes in dual channel mode. Just be sure to install it in the same color slot as the one that's already in there and you'll be all set. Hope that helps!
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Hey Von, Good luck on your up grade. This RAM worked great on a DELL that I pick up out of the trash. Installed a new hard drive, Windows 7, an cheep video card and it turned out to be a decent PC. I have put together a number of computers and give them away to seniors to learn on. Good luck, Ed
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I bought this laptop from TigerDirect.com store (old CompUSA), mine had 4X2 gig (all the slots were full). I had to buy 4X4 gig to upgrade to 16 gig overall, fortunately they were on sale. By the way, would anyone like to purchase 4X2 gig sticks of DDR3 ram? LOL
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Dear A. Madron, I've only done a Memory Upgrade on the Dell 8250. However it also has the Front Bus listed at 533 MHZ also with a Pent 4-2.6 GHz CPU. Here's a Link that might help you with your question. http://www.memorystock.com/memory/DellDimension8200533MHzFSB.html I don't want to aim you in the wrong direction as I'm not a fan of Dell. You can also call Dell and talk to one of their techs. FYI, if you can afford to, run the full 2 GB of Memory on your Dell. I ran 4/184 pin DDR-II PC-800 Rambus Sticks, but spent the extra money and bought four sticks of the PC-1066 / 4-512s. Much faster than the PC-800 Non ECC,(Error Correcting), RIMM Memory, especially with the 8250 having to use Dial-Up for the Web! I got stuck with the Dell 8250 as it was my cousin's, and it took a dive. I bought the Dell Memory from Amazon, but it originally came from a Company in CA called "Link Tronics". They also carry tons of hard to find Memory Sticks and have the answers to a lot of questions about compatibility. You can also call Crucial Memory in Idaho, everything they make is made in the USA! Sorry I couldn't be of more help....... Good Luck.
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Hi Cindy, The Dell Inspiron 560 only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. As such, this 8GB module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that system, however you might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTD-XPS730BS/2G from some online resellers. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Mine has four slots. I have 12GB(2-4-2-4). Dell sells them as high as 16GB, but I sure you could go higher if needed for high end graphics.
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According to Compaq, this laptop can have the RAM upgraded to 8GB. I have been searching to see how to do it. I can only find one slot under the machine and I imagine the other one is under the keyboard. If you have any luck finding the 2nd RAM slot, please post it's location.Thanks
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If this is an Intel D2500CC board, it appears that you can install up to 4GB RAM (2x2GB). You can find all the available memory upgrade options on Crucial's site: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Intel/d2500cc