Could you please confirm if this is the right RAM to upgrade an e-machine Model T3882? I seems to be, according to my research but I'm no expert.
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The T3882 uses DDR Ram so these DDR 400MHz should work fine. They were used in most PCs built 5 to 10 years ago.
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I'm an end user so I have no idea. I think the vendor's website has the correct correspondence of machine to memory. It not, try Googling the memory for that machine.
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Those pictured here are ECC. My DELL 8200 accepted them with no hassles whatsoever. I had four 256 MB sticks and replaced two with this product and upped to 1.5 G. You can put a total of 2 GB of RAM in the 8200.
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Not enough info. Go to HP's website and look up the model number of your machine to look up the specifications for the RAM
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What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading. That type of chip would probably be a good upgrade for your particular system. What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading.... » Read More What idiot said " the few hundred that e8600 will cost you"? They're $40 on amazon & ebay all day long, and a great upgrade for older systems. That being said, it's probably not compatible with the motherboard of user who posted the original question. Also, There's no such thing as "5GHz RAM". You should google the specs of your particular motherboard to see if this chip is compatible (as a drop-in replacement for a P4), but most likely it is not. I would recommend looking for a faster P4 chip, as I recall they made them up to 3.8GHz and 2MB cache, with HyperThreading. That type of chip would probably be a good upgrade for your particular system. « Show Less
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I am not familiar with your machine. Look up the specs online for memory modules your machine can use. Then look up the specs of the memory modules you are thinking about buying. If they match specs then you are probably good. The memory kit I ordered worked fine in my machine. Machines are all so different, so its easy to go wrong. ...... tony
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Yes, it will work... read this http://computermemorydeal.dealproduct.com/2gb-memory-ram-upgrade-for-the-lenovo-thinkpad-r61-series-t60-series-t61-series-x60-series-and-x61-series-laptops-ddr2-667-pc2-5300-sodimm-big-discount.html
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Goto www.crucial.com and do their memory selector. It will tell you if this is correct memory for your laptop.
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Honestly I dont know but i searched for one compatible for my machine I suggest you do the same , I used the attachment of my old fan to get this one into my computer and its a perfect fit for a e machine t3642
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I bought the 'ASUS Eee PC 1015PED' and I bought the 'Crucial CT25664BC1067 2GB 204-PIN PC3-8500 SODIMM DDR3' for it and it works perfect.Crucial CT25664BC1067 2GB 204-PIN PC3-8500 SODIMM DDR3 Memory Module
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I believe it should work.To be safe check the service manual and see what cpus your model supports. (the cpu was pulled from dell E6400 which is equivalent to t500).
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These should work for this model. Your machine only has 2 memory slots, so it really depends how much memory you have now. Your machine can only support 2GB of memory, so be careful on what you are actually going to gain.
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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
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Eager to know if works! I too am thinking of expanding. If it does work, please share the Ram manufacturer and specs. Thanks.
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Hi Cet,There weren't a lot of computers that were built to accept the DDR2 4GB module. Being a rare part, it is quite expensive. ***Please verify that your machine can take a 4GB module before purchasing.*** I have included a link below to the 4GB DDR2 module. 4GB DDR2-667-PC2-5300 240 pin Desktop RAM Memory Upgrade by Arch MemoryThanks,TrishCustomer CareArch Memory
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Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though.I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
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I would assume that it is, I installed this memory into my Lenovo T series Laptop and it worked. If you want to double check you should look at your owners manual/maintenance manual regarding memory upgrade or you can also look at the actual memory you have installed in the laptop and just make sure it's DDR3 / PC3 ram since you are looking to add/upgrade ram anyway. Lastly you can always call Lenovo tech support and confirm with them as well, best of luck.
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8GB DDR3L SDRAM is correct, I will point this out to Amazon to have them update the tech specs.