The ram i took out of my Acer has memory chips on both sides. What does that mean? I got these only on one side.
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When the dimm has chips on both sides it is high density RAM. Chips on only one side is low density RAM. Normaly you should replace the RAM with what was already in the computer but many times a motherboard will take both high and low density RAM. The best thing for you to do is go to your manufacturers web site and look up the specs on your computer or go to Crucial's web site and download and install their program for RAM upgrades and that will tell you if it will work or not.
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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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Yes, these are 2x1 GB stick/order. And you should check your Mainboard for sure that you have 4 memory slots. Some Mainboard has only 2 slot for them. good luck!
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Disappointed that it has only 4gb memory capability, hope that its a miss print can anybody confirm that? Don't know what to do now, the price of ram always goes down and the need for it always seems to increase.
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Ordered the wrong ram. I didn't read everything, and didn't go back to read my computer specs first. Buffered memory is an older term for registered memory. Registered memory will not work in a motherboard not designed for it.
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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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These are not, they are DDR2. SDRAM usually has a notch in the middle. Also, this has 200-pins, as SDRAM generally has 168 and has about 512MB or less of memory. Hope this helps
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The Ram is unbuffered. http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.aspx?IMODULE=BLS2KIT4G3D1609DS1S00 Part Number: BLS2KIT4G3D1609DS1S00 Module Size: 8GB Kit (4GBx2) Package: Ballistix 240-pin DIMM Feature: DDR3 PC3-12800 Specs: DDR3 PC3-12800 * 9-9-9-24 * Unbuffered * NON-ECC * DDR3-1600 * 1.5V * 512Meg x 64 *
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That's odd. Out of all the memory I have been looking at, this one was the one which seemed to complement the compatability of the ASUS 1015PED. Are you sure it is not DDR2? The netbook is DDR3. Maybe they sent you the incorrect model. Double check, but try and return it to Amazon to get your money back.I'll keep an eye out for any other memory which would be compatable with this netbook. Sorry about your memory upgrade issues. Thanx for the info.
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Im not sure ,I bought this ram to del also ,but not remember the model .Open your comp and chceck it ,compare your ram to the description of new one ,Greets
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No It is Laptop Memory. If the Picture is correct The pins should be 200 on ddr2 for a Laptop and 240 on a Desktop I am not selling anything on Amazon. Been in brick and storefor many years this is not desktop ram.
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the best way to find out if your memory is compadible go to asus web site and you souldbe able to find out from them directly. this is the best way to get the answer your looking for
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I have replaced my one gb stick of ram with a 2gb stick of ram. Hope that helps.
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No, the RAM is soldered to the logic board in all of those models. You would have to upgrade the whole logic board.
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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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I very much doubt that the notch is on the wrong side;-) Most probably the memory module is not for your socket. And installing such things in the wrong way can lead to short circuits. Better read your motherboard spec what memory it supports.
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I have 2 1GB Dimms working in an Acer Power 1000. They were plug and play for me. I had two of these systems and both worked fine. This will not help you?!? If this Dimm is listed as compatible (DDR2 PC2 5300), you might need to tweaks some of the memory setting such as ECC (error correction), access speed, etc in your bios, but be sure to record your current setting so you can return if necessary.