I have a Dell Latitude D610. It already has 1GB of RAM in it. Will this get me to 2GB? Do I just have to add this into the slot on the bottom?
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I am not certain about the D610 as I have D810. To upgrade my Dell I had to remove the keyboard part of the computer and insert the 1 GB DDR2 Ram into the slot where the 512 MB Ram was. Then, I had 2 GB of Ram as I had already changed out the bottom 512 MB ram. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it should be that easy. Turn the laptop off, unplug the power supply, take your battery out, then clip the new in just like the other. Should be good to go.
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i think the second slot is under the top cover of the computer above the keyboard under the screen, odd place if its the one I'm thinking of. I never bothered to take it apart just for that reason. dumb place for a memory slot.
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Not that is listed on Dells web site -- for this model. Take it or leave it is the Dell way, I own a 16 gig older Dell laptop -- took a week of digging to make sure I could upgrade to 16 gigs. :-( It does still work :-)
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Hi PaulAccording to research, you computer uses DDR1 memory. This product is DDR2 memory. You could check the DDR1 memory for sale on amazon and find out if it is compatible with your laptop. I hope this helps!Regards,Daryl
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It Might you need to google your laptop to see what it came with as well as check what your windows on the Laptop will support as well. I used both sticks in my laptop. Now I have 16G Ram. Good Luck
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No. The largest stick yours will take is 256mb. Not even the pin count is the same. Check this out: http://www.dellmemoryram.com/dell-computer-ram/DellDimension2200.htmland this: http://www.amazon.com/Dimension-256MB-Memory-Upgrade-A-Tech/dp/tech-data/B004FMCFZW/ref=de_a_smtd
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My guess here is that both slots (2) need to have the same amount of RAM. Since this laptop comes with 4GB, unless you replace it also, your max would be 8GB. However, if you purchase 2 DIMMs you could have as much as 2*8GB=16GB of RAM.
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I dont know, but you can search using the topic dell inspiron e1705 memory ram and you will see options of ram that fix in your laptop that was what I did , and I see some videos in youtube that explain how instal I hope it help you my advice
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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. You need DDR2 PC2-6400. Try: Komputerbay Dell - Memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 200-pin - DDR2 - 800 MHz / PC2-6400 - unbuffered - non-ECC MEMORY RAM FOR DELL: Inspiron 13 1318 1410 1420 1501 1510 1520 1525 1526 1545 1720 1721 6000 630m 640m 9400 E1405 E1505 E1705 Mini 12 Mini 9 Latitude D410 D420 D430 D510 D520 D530 D531
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I used the geekylives link to pop in the new RAM, but the system still says 1 GB. I looked at the device drivers to see if there was a way to tell the computer to look for the extra memory, but I still haven't gotten it to recognize the extra ram, although the computer is working fine.
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I installed it (2-2gb modules) in my Dell 630 and had no major issues. Sometimes after you install the ram it goes through a check that can take several minutes to complete. If this is the case, just walk away from it for 10 mins or so and see if it boots. If you get a memory error beep, either their is a problem with a module or they are not seated all the way.
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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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Matthew: Not sure. There are many types of memory. I found that the easiest way to determine an application is to go the Crucial website www.crucial.com They have an easy utility to download to your PC. The utility will look into the insides of your computer and determine several things: 1. What kind of memory you have. 2. What memory is the fight fit for your machine and, most important 3. How many GB (total) that your can use. Yes, there is a limit based on your mother board. Anyway, that's the procedure I used to find the right memory for both my Dell laptop and desktop. Works every time. Buy only new memory. It's an easy install. Instructions are generally provided. Increasing the memory is the single most cost-effective to improve your computer's performance, Good luck! Jerry
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The Dell Latitude ATG D630 can be upgraded to a max of 4 GB of RAM; you should buy 2 SODimms @ 2GB each to ensure best performance. You can try a vendor at Amazon ($39.99)--see
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If I looked at the correct specifications sheet for your laptop, it should have 2 memory slots. The following is your specs: Memory RAM 512.0 MB ( 1 x 512 MB ) Max RAM Supported 2.0 GB Technology DDR2 SDRAM Speed 533.0 MHz / PC2-4200 Slots Qty 2 Empty Slots 1.0 This tells me you can pull the 512Mb memory chip and replace it with a 1Gb memory set. Find the 2nd memory slot, that should be empty and insert the 2nd memory set. Pay close attention to proper insertion. There is usually a slot or separation point that will match up to the slot. You may also find detailed information for your laptop by doing a Google search for it. Look for detailed specs or specifications to find what you need. There will be information where to find the location of the chips. Also, double check the memory you purchased. The description has to match exactly or it will not work with your computer. The memory you bought does not match the specs! It should be 1GB DDR2 SDRAM 533Mhz PC-2 4200. Anything else is wrong. Please write back to me if you need too. I'm always willing to help.
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Hi Ari, Part number KVR16S11/8 should work in the Dell Latitude E6330 laptop based on it's required memory specifications. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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check this link from Crucial....make sure you read the info in the left hand side.....about which OS and the size of memory it will recognizehttp://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Latitude%20D630&Cat;=RAM