Is this Desktop or Notebook Memory?
1714107
This works with some older desktop systems. You should always verify compatibility based on the motherboard specs.
1714108
It's desktop memory. Check your motherboard's compatibility list to make sure that it'll work in your machine. Typically, the list will be in the manual that came with the motherboard, or barring that, you should be able to download it as a PDF from the manufacturer's website.
1714109
This is Desktop Memory. Notebook memory chips do not have as many pins, i.e. 240 pins in this case.
1714110
It was memory for my desktop. I just went to www.crucial.com and the website scanned my computer. It then recommended the correct memory configurations and I chose the 2x2GB=4GB total, even though I have four slots, . Since I have XP Professional, XP only can use a maximum of 3+ GB, and by using only two of the slots, it operates more efficiently. That solved my Blue Screen crashing problem and I haven't had a problem since.
1714111
This is desktop memory. Go to Crucial.com for them to analyze your memory needs online directly.
1751492
It is the desktop pack; the only diference is that one brings a mounting adapter and the other one not. So if you have a notebook it doesn't really matter... you just keep the mounting adapter in case you upgrade to a desktop or simply throw it away or give it to a friend who may need it...
637264
No, this is Server Memory. I found out too late and I was beyond the return period. Now stuck with 2 sticks of perfectly good RAM that I cannot use.
1995020
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.
1707995
that's easy, none. The video memory is shared from general memory, AKA RAM. There is 4 gigs of memory on the desktop. This is a good general purpose desktop.
343357
This is server memory, I found out. If you aren't using a server, then you will only get 1 GB from each. The (Dell?) GX520 is a desktop, it will probably fit, but you will not get the full capacity.
329506
This is a ddr2 desktop stick for this laptop you would need a ddr2 sdram laptop stick
2146882
If u would read the comments posted about this memory, u would find that it is for SERVERS only. Don't waste your time & money for desktop pc.
1396713
This would not work for your desktop PC. This RAM is 200-pin and your desktop uses 240-pin.Yours would use:TYPE: DRAMTechnology: DDR2 SDRAMForm Factor: DIMM 240-pinMemory Speed: 800 MHz ( PC2-6400 )
1031983
Hi, It is an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD, DDR3 SDRAM, shared. Thanks, PCrush
689632
Yes, it is laptop memory. I ordered desk top memory initially and had to place another order. The boards have been working great so far.
1855739
It is not compatible with laptops and net books, this is for desktops. 12GB (1 X 4GB, 1 X 8GB) DDR3 at 1600MHz16GB (2 X 8GB) Dual Channel DDR3 at 1600MHz
691100
****(DDR2-800) is technically called PC2-6400, if your installed memory is DDR2-800, this is right module for you. It's also backward compatible with PC2-5300 (DDR2-667) ***DDR2/ DDR3 Laptop memory modules are 200 PINS and Desktop memory modules are 240 PINS. More technical info and difference in memory types are found at http://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=4073 http://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=3773
215523
Not sure about that. Just log on to a desktop memory website and allow automatic memory diagnosis.
1000381
This is a notebook/laptop 2.5" drive! For desktops you should be looking at 3.5", unless your desktop is different and requires a 2.5" drive (like an iMac).
1698121
Yes, it is. I have the same memory, but 64 GB of it in my machine. Good luck and have fun!
1561410
No. This is not desktop RAM. You'll likely want unbuffered RAM for desktops. This stuff is designed for server and workstation boards.