Is the CT2KIT51264AC800 (8gb kit) the same as the CT1777460 (8gb kit) listed on the Crucial website? The specs listed on site are the same.
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I'm not sure on that, but a phone call or e-mail to Crucial's Support dept I'm sure would clear that up. They were quite helpful when I contacted them about a quirky issue I had installing my kit on my hp laptop. It caused my 'puter to overheat upon initial installation, but turned out to be an issue with the heatsink instead. Once I opened up my system and cleaned the heatsink my 'puter has run like never before. I can now run game programs that I was deleting because they would freeze up. I've used other brands of memory in the past and I'd have to say Crucial is the best if only for their customer service. Good American company.
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Best place for your answer is www.crucial.com and fill in the boxes as to Make, Model #, et al and Crucial will tell you if it will work. I've always used them when purchasing ram.
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Please double check, but according to the Apple support site you need a different kit: PC3-8500 DDR3 1066 MHz type RAM, 204 pin. The Crucial 8GB kit (2x4, your max, using both slots) I believe is CT2K4G3S1067M. Hope this helps!
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I would recommend you go to the crucial web site and use their tool to match their memory with your computer.
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The best I can tell you is to compare the layout of your motherboard to the pictures on the website. If they appear identical then it should be the same MB
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Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help, but I can recommend Crucial's tester, chips, and quick delivery (price, not so much). Best wishes to you. JDW Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help,... » Read More Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help, but I can recommend Crucial's tester, chips, and quick delivery (price, not so much). Best wishes to you. JDW « Show Less
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Crucial.com would be the Best place to get your Answer. Its how i got mine.
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Use Crucial's own memory compatibility tester to find out, its at http://www.crucial.com/and gives you 2 different ways to find out.
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I intend to purchase the ASUS 1000HE, and I want to upgrade to a 2GB memory module. The Crucial module that Amazon pairs with the ASUS 1000HE is 667 Mhz (CT25664AC667). I have seen discussions which argue in favor of the 800 Mhz. Will someone advise me on this. And if you recommend the 800Mhz, will you also tell me which Crucial that would be. And I thank you very much.
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I found the information on the wrong memory I ordered. It is the same description as the one you are looking at with one exception; it is sold by a different company. Point out the error in the description to Amazon and they should give you a full refund including shipping. They did me. That is, if your computer is listed in the description.
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Just rec'd this model Crucial as recommended on Amazon to upgrade new ASUS 1005 PE but now hesitant to with what I'm reading.Spoke with Crucial rep and advised slower than the recommeded CT1166735 they show on their site but should work. Anymore feedback from anyone before I give it a whirl. Thanks R.Moore
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I bought this chip and put it in the 1015PED 3 times. It didn't work. I ended up sending it back and got the Crucial CT1441337 - this is the faster of the 2 chips they have for the computer. Works like a charm.
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I checked Crucial.com's site, and only found recommendations for MFC9420, so maybe this will work. Everything fits except for the CL of 2, the part crucial recommends is CL of 3, which means the memory will run a bit slower (accesses).
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I have no idea. Crucial's website is very good at identifying compatibility.
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Yeshttp://www.corsair.com/en/memory-by-product-family/value-select-memory-upgrades/cm3x8gsdkit1066.html
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Hi Simone, I suggest that you go onto the website of crucial and run their diagnostic program; it will tell you exactly which models are compatible with your computer.
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i bought crucial ram, the low end model. Crucial CT25664BA1339 2GB 240-PIN PC3-10600 DIMM DDR3 Memory Module it worked well. the ram you bought is 10666 while the one i bought is 10600. you can check asrock's site for details re. ram compatibility.