My computer is a Dell B110, will this memory work on it?
1451449
those memories ram not work with your computer, all you need are: 1GB DDR400 PC3200 128x64-400MHz, 184p DIMM, 2.5v, Sync, CL = 3.0
1451450
Shirley, You should check Dell's website. They will have the correct specifications for your computer.
1451451
Shirley, I would recommend that you go to google and type in (dell b110) this will give you several options as to which memory will work for you pc, I have not done the research on your pc but it is pretty simple to check,
1451452
I am not sure about your specific model. If you go to the Dell.com/support and put in the service tag# you can find out the specs of the original installed memory and see. You can also install PC Wizard for free (http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/pc-wizard.html)which will examine and list all of your installed hardware including spec of your memory.
104646
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.
2026017
Not sure what the results will be. But I would think you would have to install what they recommend since that's how I found the correct memory for my computer.
1187962
Well your Dell is DDR3 1600mhz compatible. So by all rights this should work just fine for you. Just install it and reboot the laptop. It will recognize the memory and start working right away without any kind of configuring. Very plug and play. Just make sure you have a x64 bit operating system. A 32 bit OS won't allow you to utilize more than 4gb memory, even if you have 16gb installed. So provided you have all that you won't have any issues whatsoever.
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I am not sure. This is DDR2 PC2 8500 1066Mhz 240 Pin DIMM memory. Somewhere you should be able to find the memory specs for your desktop. Maybe on Dell's website. I do know that these large manufacturers sometimes use odd configurations.
594191
I have to agree with Ty Green's answer; use search results for your mother board; if it truly supports only DDR2 memory, then the answer is no, it won't work...
232016
No that ram is for laptops. If you have a new laptop with windows it will work.
1666655
First keep in mind that this is for a full size desktop, it won't work with a laptop if that's what you have. I only remember that it's DDR3 but not the speed in mhz. I suggest looking on Dell's website and just compare their specs for your machine to the memory specs listed in the product description. Just don't mix different frequencies. Past all that the memory works quite well and has held up like a champ for quite awhile now.
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I would Think so as long as motherboard supports a gig per slot can go to dell and look up model check specs and see b4 you even try it
1902963
Your computer uses PC2-4200 DDR2 memory. This memory will work on your computer. Please make sure you have enough available memory slots (2) for the new 1GB (X2) modules. If not, you could remove two smaller RAM modules and replace them with your new memory pair.
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I installed it in a Dell Latitude D630. I don't know if a D610 takes the same memory, but the D630 worked very well. A site called Crucial dot com has an encyclopedic listing of specs for machines, and indicates what memory and drive is appropriate for a particular laptop.
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Memory *should* work in this model, although it has not been tested specifically by Dell. As with any laptop, manufacturers sometimes configure hardware to be very specific. Go ahead and try these sticks. You might have to go into the bios and manually configure speed, timing, etc. Worst case is that your laptop won't boot but it shouldn't harm anything.
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I think not, because the memories are smaller laptop! have to check that your PC has slots for DDR2 800 mhz, that you verify it in "system properties"
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I doubt it. This is memory for a laptop computer and yours is a desktop. I think this will have the wrong number of pins for your computer's socket. (I wasn't the one who decided there had to be a humpty-dillion kinds of memory chips and make us all frustrated.) Do a search for "memory advisor" (I'm leaving out the name of the company so this won't get censored) and look for your computer's model in their "advisor tool." If you look very closely, you will be able to see what RAM for your computer looks like and get the details.
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Go to Crucial's website, and download the Crucial Scanner, run it, and it will tell you all the memory that will work in your system.
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Hard to say. Manufacturers usually have a list of memory modules that have been tested and verified to work with the motherboard. I usually only install memory that is on these lists. Since the computer is made by Dell they would be the best ones to check with. They should have a munual available online. Or you can try calling them and asking which modules are compatible. Unfortunately systems that are made by Dell and similar companies often use proprietary motherboards and require very specific (and often more expensive) memory types.
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This RAM did not work for me & I had to return it. For your computer I would recommend this for sure it will work & save you a major headache >> http://www.crucial.com/store/ListParts.aspx?model=Special%20Edition%20L2005CO