Will this work on my Lenovo 3000J series desktop? And is this a total of 4gb with the 2 memory cards?
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Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running Microsoft suites with this kind of hardware and it was ok, but even Minecraft had a hard time on it. Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running... » Read More Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running Microsoft suites with this kind of hardware and it was ok, but even Minecraft had a hard time on it. « Show Less
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I don't know if it will work with your PC. Check at someplace like crucial.com. It is only 2GB, two one-Gig sticks.
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Mine works flawlessly!!! I have no complains at all. Good product for good price. Half of those 22 bad reviews are probably other sellers or guys who bought the wrong memory modules.
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the 4GB maximum memory that can support and yes this will work if you remove your other memory cards so you know.
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Yep, it works. I was able to upgrade the RAM to 4GB. Here's what I used:QTY:2P/N: CT1651001Manufacturer: Crucial Technologyhttp://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=CED8A023A5CA7304# Module Size: 2GB# Package: 204-pin SODIMM# Feature: DDR3 PC3-10600# Specs: DDR3 PC3-10600 * CL=9 * Unbuffered * NON-ECC * DDR3-1333 * 1.5V * 256Meg x 64 * Screenshot: http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/8924/systeminfot.jpg
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Yes, this memory would work in that model of desktop. The best thing to do is to make sure it is DDR3 memory so it will fit in your PC. Also note that you will need to replace fully the memory when you buy this new memory. You cannot add the two together and have them work as they need to be the same make, model, brand, and size.
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Greetings, this report is only for desktop pc, laptop using another model with other specifications, and are smaller memory modules.
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Hi Zakk, Part number KVR16N11/8 meets the required memory specifications of the Lenovo IdeaCenter K450e desktop. As such, it should work with your system. Thank you for your interest in Kingston ValueRAM! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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I got 4gb memory as advertised by the seller. If the seller does not say 4gb, than you will probably get 2gb.
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Try this. I opened my laptop and took the number off of the memory chip then looked it up on Amazon.The laptop had two memory slots, the one in the laptop was a 4gb, the max was 8gb so I just needed to get the other 4gb. See the specs on yours to see if you can do this.
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This comes with 4G memory and will take 8G max. You can confirm this yourself, against the manual & the Lenovo web site. Sometimes you can get a computer to read more RAM than what the manual says, but don't count on it. Maybe someone here will post their experience if they have a method or trick. Also there are TWO memory slots (not 3). Configuration may vary slightly according to where you bought it, but most Lenovo's in this class come with two x 2G memory sticks. So you have to replace them *both* if you want to max this out at 8G memory. Some final info: * Currently the price is about $25-$30 for one 4G memory stick (standard DDR3L SDRAM) * Hold onto your old memory sticks, to have backup in case of surge, failure, etc. * If you suspect memory failure, most computer shops will test for free * This memory in this model is fairly simple to remove/upgrade yourself. Remove the battery, there are 3 screws on bottom compartment cover (to access memory & hard drive). That's all there is to it!
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Yes, it takes PC-10600, SODIMM 204 Pin, 1333Mhz DDR3 memory and max memory of 8GBs. Two of these memory chips should work. You should double check with Lenovo and see if they can provide you with a qualified vendors list (QVL) of memory that's guaranteed to work with this laptop or you can just take a chance and buy it. I've been building PCs and upgrading laptops for 13 years and rarely have I had a problem with memory compatibility issues, even when the memory was not listed on a QVL.
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Hi Pravin: I bought the Kingston 8GB 1600MHz DDR3... because I read the info and I liked the brand and I know Kingston was a good brand to purchase. It will work with your laptop and I don't see anything wrong. If you don't like it then you can always ask to return the memory.
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Best I can say is that you should look up that memory module inline to find it's exact specs. Best bet would be to look on the manufactures site
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It appears to be. Note however, if your computer is using Windows XP, it will not be able to see more than 3GB of RAM, so if you already have a 2GB memory card, then adding another one won't help. On the other hand, if you have a 1GB card, and add this, the computer should work fine.
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I just installed 32gb of this memory in my Lenovo W540 (2 sets of 2x8gb) and it works. Pro-tip: when you start up after installing the RAM nothing will seem to happen (no Lenovo logo). Wait up to a minute before giving up. I swapped ram in and out for half an hour before I heard the POST might take a while with 32gb of new RAM. Sure enough, after about 40 seconds the Lenovo logo appeared and everything went well. Another Pro-tip: make sure you have at least Windows 7 Pro. Windows 7 Home will only see 16GB.
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Only 1 slot is used by 4GB RAM and I bought another 4GB RAM for the 2nd slot. It is L-DDR3 - it means Low Voltage DDR3 for laptop.
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I am 95% sure I looked it up and it said 4GB max. I got 3 in mine and works great. Remember the processor is a Pentium 4 which in a sense does not know anything in the consideration of high RAM