will 2x2 gbs work in a dell latitude d630
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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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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
1618697
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.
1618698
Yes. There is one under the keyboard and one under the memory panel on the bottom of laptop. If not their both under the memory door on the bottom of the laptop. I would open it up first to see what you have. Most likely you will replace both. The keyboard screws are label with a K and you can probably find instructions online on how to remove keyboard if need be.
1618699
Yes, my Dell Latitude D630 is running great with this 2x2GB PC5300 667MHz SODIMM memory.PS. Make sure you update the BIOS to the latest revision.
397062
No I don't think so, the biggest they had on the dell sight was 8 gbs, you will have to step up a model.
699157
Yes, this will work. Western Digital Black drives are some of the most reliable drives that I've encountered. It's only 9.5mm thick and should physically fit in any laptop with sata interface. Also, just because your Dell came with a 320gb drive, you are not limited to this size. The 500 and 750gb version of this drive will also work (any 2.5" sata drive including solid state drives that aren't over 9.5mm thick) will work. If you are going to image (clone) your existing drive to this one, you'll need a docking station or other usb interface. There are plenty of youtube videos showing how to change and clone laptop drives.
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Yes, I'd say it'll probably work, for other user's postings about it search google: 'Dell D630 SSD'. Here's one result: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xueaLtUB0rY
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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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First of all, if it's me I'll do the matching 4gbx2, rather than one 8gb chip. Second make sure that your Dell model match to these kind of chip especially speed and the number of pins.
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the best way to find this out is to identify the mainboard and its memory capacity. As far as the physical fit is concerned, most of your older laptops will accept this SODIMM. However, once you ID the mainboard look to see what the RAM pin out is and compare the two. What I know is that the D630 is able to accept up to 8gigs of RAM. This set will work in it, but I would recommend maxing out; better performance.
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I am not sure. This is DDR2 PC2 8500 1066Mhz 240 Pin DIMM memory. Somewhere you should be able to find the memory specs for your desktop. Maybe on Dell's website. I do know that these large manufacturers sometimes use odd configurations.
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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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The one I received says 512MB 2Rx16 PC2-4200S-444-12 and it's working fine on my Latitude D610 XP Professional.
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This didn't work for my iMac because the frequency for the modules was different. I would go with something like this http://www.amazon.com/memory-Dell-Latitude-D620-D630/dp/B001SVEISU Looks like you would be able to upgrade the memory modules to 4 gbs in the machine you have. I did some quick research and found this do it yourself guide. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Dell+Latitude+D620+RAM+Replacement/2395#s12592 Not sure if all of this helps. Good luck.
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Von - I really have no idea if they will work. As a matter of fact I bought similar ram from another vendor which didn't work in my Dell. I returned those (pita) and tried Komputerbay -- no problem with those. All I did was try the ones which were recommended --if it worked, great - if not, back they went. It won't hurt to try either way. Good luck -Howie
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Mine has four slots. I have 12GB(2-4-2-4). Dell sells them as high as 16GB, but I sure you could go higher if needed for high end graphics.
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No. The question is not whether your system can use the SDRAM, the issue is your system will not support more than 2 GB as configured.
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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.....
1264334
Should be no problem. I installed mine in my wife's Dell and it worked great.
506033
No. Upon a 2 second google search i see the D620 has these specs for RAM: Min: 512MB DDR2 shared1 533 or 667MHzMax: 4GB2 DDR2 shared1 533 or 667MHz4GB New memory for Dell Latitude D620 D630 D820 DDR2 That is the best you can put into your laptop. I suggest you just save up and get a new computer, that things very old and not worth upgrading.