can the dell latitude d630 make a higher speed and will this make it a little faster? thanks
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The person I tried to do business with did not follow through,put a solid-state Samsung drive in and it will make the machine feel like brand-new.And you won't have to add the memory most likely.
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It didn't really make too much difference. I have since purchased a new Laptop as the Dell was running XP which is no longer supported by microsoft.
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Kyle- Yes, generally speaking, increasing the amount of RAM in your computer will help it run faster. Other factors will also affect your computer's speed, such as the processor you have, the amount of free space on your hard drive, and the operating system you are running. 4GB of RAM on a Dell 630 running Windows XP should be sufficient. Also, make sure your hard drive is defragmented regularly. If performance is still poor, check for other issues such as malware. If If you are running a more current operating system such as Windows Vista, 7 or 8, you should get a new machine. Windows Vista in particular is a RAM hog--it needs 4GB or RAM just to let the operating system run efficiently, without even taking applications into consideration.
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I have a dell D620 and I doubled my processing speed by swapping out 1GB in each slot to this item which provides 2GB / slot. It made a big difference for a very reasonable investment.
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Sure will, with more ram and faster rotation it should run a little quicker also.
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It seems to work just fine with my Inspiron 1545, I didn't even have to install a driver. But I've got Ubuntu running on mine so that may have something to do with it lol. As far as speed goes, it seems pretty zippy but I haven't really done a proper speed test.
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no i would not load anything higher than windows xp on this laptop, better off getting something with more compatibility!
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That's hard to say. I have an Intel motherboard, so I went to Intel's website to find the fastest CPU my motherboard would handle. You could perhaps try to contact Dell customer support and ask them.
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I'm not sure. I have a Satellite L755 and it sped it up very well. Not sure about other models though.
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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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It seems this manufacturer keeps tighter tolerances than some of the others. For some reason, the latitude series of computers E series has a modular bay that is perhaps just slightly thinner than other dell model computers. A cheaper version fit my dell 600m but not the latitude. This model did and so I bought the more expensive. Give it a try. Amazon is good about returns if it doesn't fit, but my guess is that it will be just fine.
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I don't know i have the Dell Latitude D630 which it fit. Unfortunately it only held a charge for 2 weeks.
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You laptop will not support this ram. Here is what your laptop can use. DDR3 SDRAM (1066 MHz or 1333MHz) 2 slots supporting 1G, 2G or 4GB6 DIMMs. Memory speed depends on the processor.Source: latitude spec sheet off of Dell's website.
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I recently bought three Dell D630 laptops refurbished from Tampa Laptops on Amazon. I am very pleased with them and they will serve your purpose. Also Tampa Laptops are excellent with helping you with any problems that might arise with your laptop. They will help you with a live person right over the phone. Good Luck and I hope you enjoy.
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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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Hello John,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. Part number KHX1600C10D3B1/8G is not compatible with the Dell Latitude D620 notebook. That part is DDR3 desktop memory and that system requires DDR2 notebook memory. It supports a maximum of 4GB using two 2GB DDR2 SODIMMs, recommended part number KTD-INSP6000B/2G. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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i only see 320 mentioned, but you can shop dell.com and configure one specifically - I just bought studio 15 with 500gb/7200 rpm hard drive
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I am not sure but go here for your driveDell Latitude D600 D610 D500 40gb Hard Drive Ide Laptop 4200 Rpm / No Os Installed
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I purchased this card just to test my new Kingston USB3 thumb drives on a Dell D830 Express (smaller 34mm PCMCIA card slot, and required an adapter to hold it in correctly). Loaded under Win7 and Win8. It functions, once you get the drivers loaded.. but certainly not at 5gb/s. I get just slightly better than USB2 file copies. For my setup using a USB2 thumb drive, I can get 27-30mb/s, and with a USB3 thumb drive I might get 35/40 mb/s. To get 5GB/s you would need (I believe)a USB3 Super Speed flash drive and an express card bus faster than the one in this Dell D830. The one in my Dell D830 I believe... is 16 bit and PCMCIA version 1.0. PCMCIA and express does come in 32 bit flavored slots and up to version 2.0. These might do USB3 super speed, but check the PCMCIA wiki. PCMCIA is dead pretty much after about 2009, i.e. no newer laptops are using it. Which is a shame... IMHO.. and YMMV Drivers for this card and other USB3 Express cards are well.. difficult to be certain of and can be OS dependent. If you know the chip vendor, i.e. like Renesas, then you will typically be better off loading any USB3 card. In my experience anyway. Again.. YMMV
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It seems that 5330 is one of them. It is not on the list. If I were you, I will talk to dell expert.