Would I be able to add this to a Dell Inspiron laptop that already has 4GB of RAM installed?
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No, laptops use a shorter kind of memory stick. You'll have to use the appropriate size module, probably SODIMM. You'll have to look into the hardware information to figure out what exactly your system can handle. Ultimately, no, you cannot use THIS RAM module for your laptop.
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I used it to replace a 24GB one on my Lenovo s230u. Lenovo and HP has the strictest non-compliance blacklist for non-OEM addons, and this is not on that list. With that I would fashion a guess that you'd probably be able to use it if you have an mSATA slot. You may want to verify that with Dell though.
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I don't believe so. This works great for me! I'm using it in a Dell Inspiron 14 and it was an easy install with absolutely no problems. Please verify the connectors are connected properly and everything will be fine.
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the Dell site says that the Inspiron E1705 can have "Up to 2GB of Dual Channel 667MHz DDR2 memory". on this basis the 2 x 2GB may not work for you. see web site http://www.dell.com/content/topics/topic.aspx/global/products/inspn/topics/en/inspn_e1705_sp_spec?c=us&l;=en&cs;=19
20198
Perhaps the memory is the same type but this is faster than what the Dell calls for.... also Dell says the E1705 can only have 2Gb max. Others do report it can take 4GB. To be safe I'd recommend getting a 4Gb kit like this one 4GB 2X2GB Memory RAM for Dell Inspiron E1705 200pin 667MHz PC2-5300 DDR2 SO-DIMM Black Diamond Memory Module Upgrade
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Based on the results of a search for Dell Inspiron 1150 laptop memory upgrade via Crucial's memory upgrade advisor, these should work fine.Crucial indicates a maximum of 2GB PC2700 DDR CL = 2.5 for the unit.
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yes, undo 4 screws and add a stick of laptop memory. there are videos on youtube how to do it. very simple.
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Yes, it shall. I have no personal experience with this laptop, but the HW supports up to 16GB and the Corsair is specified faster than Dell minimum requirement asks for.There is only one confusion about a possible Delll BIOS limitation, but everyone who tried it reported that it was working. So the installed memory will be replaced with this and you end up with a total of 16GB.
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Yes. It will take up to 2GB of RAM. I put a 1TB HDD in it and it seems to work just fine. Just make sure you jump the terminals
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Supposedly, but not recommended. See:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080411232943AAE6St2 You might look for these: http://www.memorystock.com/DellInspiron600M.html Hope this 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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should work just fine the specs for your laptop memory are as follows Memory size 2048.0 MBMemory type DDR2 SDRAMMemory speed 800.0 MHzMemory max 4.0 GB
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No, Your dell uses pc2-6400 and only supports a maximum of 4gb of ram.. The best upgrade for an older laptop is an ssd hard drive upgrade. It will run almost as fast as a new new laptop. You can pick up a 128gb for 50 or a 240gb for around 100. You will have to reinstall windows, but believe me it's definitely worth it. I would recommend 2gb of ram as well.
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The maximum amount of RAM that can be installed in this unit is 8GB. Our unit comes with Windows 7 64bit which supports RAM capacities past 3.5GB. ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_laptop/esuprt_latitude_laptop/latitude-e6410_setup%20guide_en-us.pdf
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I am not sure would have to do some checking on the Dell site to see if it is the same or compatable. Check your model number and then look at the ram to see if it is compatable. I do not remember if this would fit. sorry can't help more
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If your computer is a Dell 8100/8200 this RDRAM [RAMBUS] will work. I suggest you purchase these 2 sticks, 2x512, to achieve your goal of 1GB memory. If your computer is something other than the previously mentioned, you will have to supply more information to determine the specific RAM you will need.
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Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I... » Read More Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long « Show Less