i have a dell n4010. The memory specs are right. Alot of people are saying it only works for mac. Will it work for my dell if the specs are right?
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I believe it will work. The Mac I own has an Intel processor, which is pc based hardware. If the Dell requires the same specs, I believe it will function as it should.
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I am no expert on Windows PC's but as far as I know there is not any Mac only memory. If you haven't done so maybe you should check the Crucial website which should tell you the exact type of memory you need. If it is the same then I would think it should work fine.
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I have no idea, i have a dell laptop. But my roomie has a mac laptop i'll see if it works on there, if it does i would assume it works on all macs. :)
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My brother uses it on his dell pc works fine .i never used it so i dont no much about it i just bought it for him .
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Idk I got it for a dell is all I know. I had too buy two different ones cause the first one did not work. ask someone else, computer nerd this question cause I don't know..
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I don't know about the Dell. I don't have that brand. Have used it on an Asus and Lenovo laptop that both worked fine. Like I said in an earlier post, I use this for Karaoke shows at least twice a week. It gets moved and banged around all the time. It has worked perfectly so far.
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i have the same specs and it works fine ,my system is not a brand name so i can't say about a dell system perhaps to make sure send them these specs and they can help too.
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You should go to dell web site and find out what your dell will support. if it will support 10 then by all means that would be better than 8. If dell's site says it will support that you will need to make sure that the memory you purchase it the same speed or else it will not work. For instance it the current memory is 2GB 1066 and you purchase one stick of 8GB 1333 it will not work.
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If yr Laptop supports 16gb Ram. It has to work. Because my old 2011 Macbookpro supported this Ram. My previous Ram was 4gb 1333. But this Ram is just awesome i can suggest it. Im still using it now...
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If your Dell Motherboard supports 400Mhz memory you are ok. Check you pc max of memory for you model see in dell.com 400 and 333 Mhz are compatible.it will work a little faster than the units you replaced.
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It worked well on our Dell computer....we had it hood up in a matter of minutes but I am unsure about the different Dell models. We just plugged it in the USB port, followed the instructions and get great data transfer....good luck
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It works with my Dell Dimension 2400, which is ten years old. Works well with my MAC too.
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If you want to be positive about compatibility, click the Apple icon at the upper left corner of your screen. Then click "About this MAC" and look at what it says for "Memory" if you have 1066 MHz DDR3 or 1067 MHz DDR3 it is compatible. If not, it is not compatible and you will need to look for the unit with the same type of RAM and MHz.
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You will have to contact Dell support, they are the only ones that know the specs on their products.
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Will this work in non-Mac systems? "If memory characteristics in terms of voltage and speed is equal sharing of data is equal to or below what you require your system can work. I have installed it on a mac mini and it works perfectly
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Honestly I have no idea. Since Apple went to Intel processors, the form factor for memory (these sticks) has become open to the standard PC market. Theoretically, yes, it should work. The other option is to go to www.crucial.com, download the system scanner, and that will give you a better idea of what type of memory you can put into your laptop. The other option is to buy it, install it, see if it boots, check it, and if it fails, return it. Amazon has a wonderful return policy, and if you have the option to spend the extra money, go for it. Otherwise, taking it to a local retailer to install it would also work, and they can also advise better as to the upgrade path you might consider. Honestly I have no idea. Since Apple went to Intel processors, the form factor for memory (these sticks) has become open to the standard PC market. Theoretically, yes, it should work. The other option is to go to www.crucial.com, download the system scanner, and that will give you a better idea of what type of memory you can put into your laptop. The other option is to buy it, install it, see if it boots, check it, and if it fails, return it. Amazon has a wonderful return policy, and if you have the option to spend the extra money, go for it. Otherwise, taking it to a local retailer to... » Read More Honestly I have no idea. Since Apple went to Intel processors, the form factor for memory (these sticks) has become open to the standard PC market. Theoretically, yes, it should work. The other option is to go to www.crucial.com, download the system scanner, and that will give you a better idea of what type of memory you can put into your laptop. The other option is to buy it, install it, see if it boots, check it, and if it fails, return it. Amazon has a wonderful return policy, and if you have the option to spend the extra money, go for it. Otherwise, taking it to a local retailer to install it would also work, and they can also advise better as to the upgrade path you might consider. « Show Less
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The Driver disk does not work with mac, and the Dell website only has drivers for MS. What can I do to make it work w my macbook?