Will this work in a Gateway GM5478?DDR2, 667 MHz, (PC2-5300) dual channel memory
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Maybe this would work in your gateway, but you need to look the reference your motherboard and the RAM's pin.
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Nope, you want a DDR2 - go to this link and it will tell you what to look for, but Kingston doesn't make a PC2 5300 .... http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1270?viewlocale=en_US&locale;=en_US#link7
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No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb sticks), you can either replace it one at a time (then it will be ~1.5 gb, then 2 gb), or replace both in one shot. Laptop memory is a little more expensive than desktop memory. No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb... » Read More No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb sticks), you can either replace it one at a time (then it will be ~1.5 gb, then 2 gb), or replace both in one shot. Laptop memory is a little more expensive than desktop memory. « Show Less
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When i doubt check with the manufacturers website.They always list memory that will work.This memory is faster than the motherboard.It even costs more than the motherboard.Might be time to upgrade the motherboard.
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I honestly am unsure. I bought mine for a NV59C. They are pretty versitile though bc mine gets used for 2 other gateway models as well.
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It should work with no problem, though your motherboard will support faster memory than this.
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Not sure, I use Crucial.com to figure out what RAM will work with my PCs. Good Luck
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I upgraded mine with the Corsair 4GB (1x4GB) DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3 10666) Laptop Memory (CMSO4GX3M1A1333C9). I'm sure that the equivalent Kingston product will work just as well.
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Read your owner's manual. If it supports >=4GB of PC2-6400 800mhz 5-5-5 DDR2 SDRAM then yes it will.
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****(DDR2-800) is technically called PC2-6400, if your installed memory is DDR2-800, this is right module for you. It's also backward compatible with PC2-5300 (DDR2-667) ***DDR2/ DDR3 Laptop memory modules are 200 PINS and Desktop memory modules are 240 PINS. More technical info and difference in memory types are found at http://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=4073 http://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=3773
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****(DDR2-800) is technically called PC2-6400, if your installed memory is DDR2-800, this is right module for you. It's also backward compatible with PC2-5300 (DDR2-667)***DDR2/ DDR3 Laptop memory modules are 200 PINS and Desktop memory modules are 240 PINS.More technical info and difference in memory types are found athttp://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=4073http://www.crucial.com/kb/answer.aspx?qid=3773
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Dennis, I did a Google search on your Gateway specs, and this appears to be compatible with your PC. See that you want to add the 2X 2GB sticks to your existing 2X 1GB sticks, I would highly recommend that you pull one of your existing RAM sticks and do a Google search on the part number to search for specs.. If your existing RAM has the same frequency as these 2GB sticks (533Mhz), then you'll be able to add these to your existing RAM.~Fred
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Yes the RAM type is compatible with your Gateway, but this particular memory module is for laptop computers and would not fit in a desktop motherboard.
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My experience with Gateways is non-existent, unfortunately. The key would be to find out what the board already uses to see if the chip will match.
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I don't trust Crucials charts. I have a Gateway 500 that Crucial says will only take 2 512 sticks but mine has slots for 4 sticks and I am pretty sure it will take 4 gigs total
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I'm amazed I understood your question..But yes, if your mother board has the two additional slots and you purchase the same RAM cards with the same timing and memory, it will work perfectly fine.
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Yes I believe it should work, I have it running with 2x2gb 1333mhz gskill sticks of ram... That's why I bought this board because it supports ddr2 and ddr3. Anyways good luck!