Do these work without resetting chips ?
199014
I didn't reset anything, however I did receive a warning that they were not genuine Epson products and I had to accept to complete the installation. I'm happy with them though, no problems so far.
199015
When I installed one of these remanufactured ink cartridges in my Epson XP 810 and closed the lid I got a warning message telling me the cartridge installed was not OEM and that the use of non OEM cartridges might effect my warranty, did I want to continue to use the non OEM cartridge. I clicked yes and things went along as normal from there. Ink works well at half the price. Works for me.
199016
I didn't have to use resetting chips. I just put them in the printer and the printer works great.
199017
Yes. If you get the warning that the ink is not "Genuine Epson", just select OK your way through it. In levels are correct and the in does work.
199018
Yes ,,, keep in mind the quality,,, is in NO WAY COMPARABLE ! & due to the quality of pigment, not even 3 month pass & need to change AGAIN.
2111497
Yes, they should be fine. You just soak the chips in water overnight before using. Enjoy!
932776
Phil, I really do not know. But I figure the chip resetter worked for my printer. just check if the chip resetter is c ompatible with your printer, it is very easy to understand and use. Cheap very cheap it is worth the try and will save you lots of money. good luck.
1773599
If it is a genuine Epson cartridge the chip re-setter will not work. The genuine Epson cartridges are non resettable and you will need to buy the cartridges that will work for the re-setter.
701034
The chip is built-in you pull them out and refill then put them back in I've had some problems with them but I get them to work by pulling them puting them back in
344389
Apparently so--they work. If there was no print chip the copier would not accept them.
2061836
I run 4 of them right now with one slot empty in between them and it will run without a fan. However, these seem to dip to 1.4 GHash/s after awhile (even with a fan). Could be my USB hub. Seems fine if restarted.
1066318
No, they will not work, they are too fast, etc. (204-pin PC3-12800 (1600 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM)You want the 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM, look for these here. You have 2 slots, figure out what you have from the system profiler and decide what to buy from there. You have a max capability of 8GB (4 per slot). Hope this helps..... I highly recommend Crucial (in pairs), they have performed perfectly in the last 12+ Macs I have had in 15 or more years.
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Hey. I don't the chip-set, I don't recall if the manual mentioned either. Here's Panda's website address for more info, http://www.pandawireless.com/Products%20|%20Panda%20Wireless.html If it matters I've moved on to Linux Mint 16 and I've had no issues, plug and play. Hopes this help.
1287157
Nope. No problems whatsoever. I don't overclock my computers but they are solid for stock speeds with my Intel i5-3570K.
895471
I have no idea what a "chip resetter" is?I bought the 10 pack and am very happy with it. RRH AZ.
1155376
Try resetting the PRAM and see if that helps. Its possible One of your chips is faulty.
759152
I had the same exact problem and have pretty much tried everything to resolve with no solution that works 100% of the time. In talking with Crucial, they will exchange the memory even if you didn't buy it direct. But how does one know which memory chips will work without this frustrating problem that occurs even when trying to hybernate or sleep? I've been stalling and hoping that ASUS would update their BIOS and memory handling abilities, but their support is useless for this.
895472
I have no idea what a "chip resetter" is? I bought the 10 pack and am very happy with it. RRH AZ.
1684514
Yes....there is a small switch on the front of the card that will turn them on...it comes default that way....i have mine set to off
1764250
You really don't need them. I just bought them because I wanted to buy them. They do keep the chips slightly cooler which will help prolong their life. I have left the Pi on for months without a problems.
320553
You can insert them and activate them. I would go to your vets and make sure they're working after you activate the chips. We haven't had any issues and it only cost us about $35 per dog for chip and activation.