Is this what I need to upgrade Dell Inspiron 11z (1110) from 2 GB to 4 GB RAM? Thanks.
283447
should work just fine the specs for your laptop memory are as follows Memory size 2048.0 MB Memory type DDR2 SDRAM Memory speed 800.0 MHz Memory max 4.0 GB
283448
This would indeed allow you to upgrade your laptop to the desired 4GB of RAM. When buying RAM, or any computer part, you always need to make sure that the part is compatible with your machine and this will work for a Dell Inspiron 11z (1110). You can always find upgrades and check compatibility for free at crucial.com
283449
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
2034561
The 4GB RAM is on one module, there are two slots so max upgrade is 2 x 8GB for 16GB or buy an extra 4GB to make 8GB.
1732011
I've updated my RAM and it was incredibly easy; most online places allow you to look up what memory you will need. I went from the standard 4GB to 10GB (I bought one 8GB stick). There are small screws on the bottom of the laptop (don't lose them!) and then you click out the old memory stick and pop in the new one.I found several videos online that were helpful also!
1501711
The Dell in question has a capacity of 2GB--it originally had--stock-- (2) 512MB so you are almost doubling the Ram--If he already has 2GB, he cannot increase the Ram--again because the capacity is 2GB--hope this helps
719601
Just got off the phone with Dell. they said their model 11z is the same as the model 11 advertised here on Amazon. I called Amazon's computer hotline and they confirmed it has 4GB memory. If you want more details I guess you can try to find them on the Dell website under Inspiron 11z. The "z" stands for low power consumption on the microprocessor. As with te microprocessor prefix of "SU" Why Amazon calls it an "11" and Dell an "11z", I have no idea. BTW, that cybermonday sale for $50 cheaper sure went fast. I didn't even have a chance to open the lightning ad and it already changed to "sold out". Anybody else have the same experience? Just got off the phone with Dell. they said their model 11z is the same as the model 11 advertised here on Amazon. I called Amazon's computer hotline and they confirmed it has 4GB memory. If you want more details I guess you can try to find them on the Dell website under Inspiron 11z. The "z" stands for low power consumption on the microprocessor. As with te microprocessor prefix of "SU" Why Amazon calls it an "11" and Dell an "11z", I have no idea. BTW, that cybermonday sale for $50 cheaper sure went fast. I didn't even have a chance to open... » Read More Just got off the phone with Dell. they said their model 11z is the same as the model 11 advertised here on Amazon. I called Amazon's computer hotline and they confirmed it has 4GB memory. If you want more details I guess you can try to find them on the Dell website under Inspiron 11z. The "z" stands for low power consumption on the microprocessor. As with te microprocessor prefix of "SU" Why Amazon calls it an "11" and Dell an "11z", I have no idea. BTW, that cybermonday sale for $50 cheaper sure went fast. I didn't even have a chance to open the lightning ad and it already changed to "sold out". Anybody else have the same experience? « Show Less
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Yes I would like todo it, so I bought a memory card for 4 gb and not working becouse my laptop dell xps 14 use 1 slot memory only. and I need to buy 1 memory card for 8 gb. I can change my bought memory ram for 1 memory card for 8 gb.
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This is for a much older Dell. It was purchased in 2002. I believe Vostro is a newer model and they take DDR2 or DDR3 SDRAM memory. You would also need to know if you are upgrading the memory, what is the maximum upgrade amount you can go. i.e. if you have 2G memory, can you go to 4, 6, or more? Only Dell can tell you that. They were always fairly forthcoming with information about what I could or could not do with my Dell. Give them a call.
983035
Oh, boy, you're way beyond me. I had a Dell and I looked up the specs online. I paid more attention to the PC2700 DDR DIMM than anything else, and it worked perfectly.
505693
yes you can upgrade to a maximum of 4Gb. Ensure you look at the installed memory which should be either ddr2-pc2-5300 or ddr2 pc2-6400. match the ordering of additional ram to what you have installed. Good Luck
494317
please read http://en.community.dell.com/wikis/desktop/dimension-4550-maximum-memory-2gb-not-1gb.aspx
1026145
I really don't know, I can assure you that mine is indeed a core I 7 with 8 gig of ram. Just make sure you do all your Dell updates so you don't have USB 3.0 disconnect issues like I did. I E external hard drive and blue ray burner.
1475817
According to Compaq, this laptop can have the RAM upgraded to 8GB. I have been searching to see how to do it. I can only find one slot under the machine and I imagine the other one is under the keyboard. If you have any luck finding the 2nd RAM slot, please post it's location.Thanks
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I think so. I added the memory to a Dell Inspiron early model with max 2 Mb (2X1Mb slots) and it increased it to about 3.2. Should work on other operating systems but I do not have first hand experience.
245136
No, for this model (not sure about other models) the 4GB RAM is soldered to the motherboard; and so, cannot be upgraded.This is confirmed by other similar models on the Acer website, as well as this memory reseller webpage:http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Acer-memory/Aspire+Notebooks/Aspire+S3-391-9499-upgrades.html
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Probably not, but 16 GB of memory is very good all by itself. With the age of the computer -- if you need more ram than this, you probably need more speed than this CPU will deliver. Just my opinion -- it will depend on looking up the specs on Dell & what you can upgrade from them to have an idea.
670230
Well actually I don't know, but I found a comment that responds to your question - Update: I upgraded the RAM on this computer using twoCrucial single 8GB DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) notebook modules, CT102464BF160B. The computer immediately recognized the new memory, doubling the OEM 8GB installation to 16 GB. While the captive screws that hold the memory cover in are a puzzling choice by Dell, it the addition of a some inexpensive RAM increased the overall capability of this machine. Hope this help you.
147103
With specs like that, you may need older style RAM or a different RAM type than DDR2. What make/model of computer do you need RAM for?