Greetings, is this a single (1) 2gb memory stick? My Dell Latitude D610 appears to have only a single slot for memory.
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Look on You Tube video shows that 2nd memory module is under the keyboard. Simple to change if follow steps as shown. search you tube "D610 memory"
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It is two 1gb modules. Your d610 has one replaceable module on the bottom of the notebook, the other is under the keyboard.
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It's a pair. The second slot is under the keyboard. Installation video is available on YouTube.
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No, it's (2) 1gb chips. which is one on the front of the keyboard and on the back.
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No, this kit has two 1gb sticks. There's actually a second DIMM slot in the D610 machine. One is easily found via that plate on the underside. The second slot requires opening the machine a tad and going under the keyboard. Do a quick search on YouTube and you'll find different folks that have videos of the process. You can knock out installing both sticks in about 10 minutes. Very simple.....
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You have the wrong memory stick.or its not comparable with the second stick that's in there or its in the wrong slot, odds are its not comparable..
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Yea I have read in multiple sources that it is 1 RAM slot filled with a 1 gig stick that you remove and replace with the $20 buck 2 gig stick. I'm curious how cheap these 1 gig sticks are going to go for sale for and if there is any thing a computer builder/hacker could do with all the extra EEE 1 gig sticks out there. I'm still curious why they couldn't just cost the extra $20 and come maxed out.
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You need a 2GB stick to replace the 1 GB one that comes with the computer. I did this and had no problem except for having to remove about 10 screws.
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Two. I placed a second 2gb stick in the empty slot and it has booted fine and feels slightly quicker. DDR3 PC 10600 1333. Simple one screw, slide off bottom panel removal. Writing this from my C7.
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It came with a generic (no name) memory stick that plugs into a USB port. I would think that another USB memory stick would work but have not tried it. It plugs in at the top about the center of the unit.
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Yes, my Dell Latitude D630 is running great with this 2x2GB PC5300 667MHz SODIMM memory.PS. Make sure to update the BIOS to the latest revision.
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Memory *should* work in this model, although it has not been tested specifically by Dell. As with any laptop, manufacturers sometimes configure hardware to be very specific. Go ahead and try these sticks. You might have to go into the bios and manually configure speed, timing, etc. Worst case is that your laptop won't boot but it shouldn't harm anything.
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hello friend this is a one-piece memory 2GB hope I have helped you in your life pure question!
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I'm afraid not. This is DDR2 (aka PC2), the second generation of DDR RAM. Yours is technically DDR1. I found this on amazon by entering "latitude d505 memory": 1GB [2x512MB] Ram memory for Dell Latitude D800 110L D400 D505 D600 Precision M60 (copy and paste this into your address bar). Hope this helps.
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HiI am trying to buy a compatible 2 GB memory stick for my Gateway LT2030U - I am looking online but am confused on what/where to look for a suitable one - would you mind dropping me a link?Thanks
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Does anyone know if there is more than one slot? I currently have 2 matching SODIMM's at home, and want to know if this netbook supports 2x1GB, or if there is only 1 slot, and I would have to purchase the 2GB memory SODIMM?
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Sorry for the delay in my response. I love my Latitude D630; mine has 4 USB ports; two on the right side and two in the back.
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Yes, I checked the Dell website for spare parts memory for your Latitude E6500 and it supports the DDR2 200-pin SDRAM (PC2-6400) 800 MHz SO DIMM memory modules. I am currently using two of the 2 GB modules right now in my Dell Inspiron 1525. It's about the same age as your E6500 (2008-2009 year models). I bought them here last year.
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Yes! You can replace the 1 GB memory that came with your unit with one stick of 2GB SO-DIMM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300). Cost around $24 from several merchants.
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Mine came with one 4GB stick of Samsung RAM. I did some research and found Crucial CT51272BD160B was compatible. I picked up 8GB (2x4GB sticks) off of an eBay seller for $60, and it's been working great with the Samsung and the Crucial together. ** Edited - I originally said I found Kingston TSB16D3LS1KBG/4G, which is incorrect. **
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If it said 4GB Single then it's only one stick in the pack but If the discription said 4GB(2x2GB), then it will be two sticks of 2GB memory for a total of 4GB. This one is only one 4GB so it's packaged correctly