how about the emachine T6420
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Unfortunately this memory is intended for servers, not desktops, as it is ECC Registered. No it is not compatible with the Emachine T6420.
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Thanks! I appreciate the information. I'll probably buy the U100 (aren't lower numbers usually cheaper?), or maybe the Acer equivalent or even the Asus, though that seems to be a bit heavier. (I'd welcome opinions on the relative merits of these computers.)
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I would buy from a seller who has a sizable number of feedback. Look for fully functional machines.
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This is for a laptop. I had bought it and it worked awesomely. What are you running?
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I was able to access and load files from my eMachines W3502 Tower. Therefore, it appears to perform as backward compatible.
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It should , you need a PCI Express slot which the emachines t6524 claims to have.
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Absolutely. You won't have any trouble running 64bit Windows or apps like Photoshop CC.
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Thanks Brian.I'll stick with my e260, I can use a 3rd party program to manage my current machine.
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Not at all. The socket for this is am3 while yours is am2. It won't even fit much less work. Plus trying to upgrade an emachine is kind of a lost cause. Maybe the ram could be updated but that's about it.
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Check on Shuttle's web site for a list of compatible CPUs. Don't forget to get a CPU with HD Graphics.
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go to dell.com for product specs. I just bought a studio 15 with 500GB / 7200 rpm
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Get the 830D; use Win7 64 bit and try to get 4 gig ram... Runs fast and cool.
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Yes I have been using it for about a year now, works great with the 64 bit system.
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Ok, thanks for all these infos, but I know nothing much about computers except to use them, so I bought a msi u120 because I need to use it for personal office work and web browsing as well as msn chat. I'd also like to install a genealogy program on it. Can anyone tell me if its power will be enough for that. Don't laugh, but I'm pretty lost and I didn't even receive the beast yet. probably sometimes next week. so any advice before I start it and its capacities will be welcome. Don't laugh again, it's the first time in years that I buy myself a computer and my first laptop too.
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Best ask that question on another site... research the "socket type" and other specs and compare the two components. Example : that server CPU is LGA775 per my research... E8400 is as well so it will most likely work but may void the warranty! Also note the E8400 is my favorite E-Series CPU... can handle 4+GHz overclocks on AIR without much effort. Will match an i3 on the bench.
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You can use either as they both support multiple CPU's (up to 512 on 64 bit). I would install whichever version you feel would most suit your needs.
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Thus Is an enterprise class server solution not a gaming rig. Xeon processors are not geared towards supporting games. Buy an i5 or i7 based system.