Will the 2GB DDR2 SDRAM Memony Module work in a ACER Travelmate 2420? Thank you
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No it works on toshiba laptop you need to find the right memory for it . You need find name of you're lab top for you're computer.
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Thx. Do you need to replace the memory in 2 gb "pairs" due to the dual channel aspect. Crucial's website said yes. Thx in advance
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Yes. Any PC2-6400 / DDR2-800 200-pin SO DIMM SDRAM will work up to 2x2Gb for 4Gb total.
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It will work wherever a DDR2 SDRAM chip is required. I do believe that it is intended for Printers.
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According to the specs available online, this should work. Your model seems to only have one RAM slot, so check how much RAM you have before ordering. If you have 2Gb of RAM already, this does nothing to upgrade your model.
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No Sir it is will not work with this type of memory. You will need to use memory that is not ECC Fully Buffered Ram. Look for ram that is DDR2 PC2-6400 Unbuffered NON-ECC 1.8V.Try Crucial 4GB Kit (2GBx2) DDR2 800MHz (PC2-6400) CL6 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Modules CT2KIT25664AC800 by Crucial
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I don't know. I would check Crucial's website for compatibility: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/memory
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You can get this stick.Crucial 2GB 667 Mhz CT25664AC667 DDR2 200-Pin SODIMM Laptop MemoryCrucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667
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2 DIMM slots; Non-ECC dual channel shared1 DDR400 or DDR333 SDRAM system memory up to 2GB using128MB, 256MB, 512MB and 1GB modules SOULD BE OK
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Yes it will, that is the same model as my laptop and it worked with no problems. In fact you cannot buy this memory anywhere.
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Best place for your answer is www.crucial.com and fill in the boxes as to Make, Model #, et al and Crucial will tell you if it will work. I've always used them when purchasing ram.
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Try the Crucial website - www.crucial.com -they have an excellent detailed compatibility info service called 'Crucial Memory Advisor' tool. It solved my problem by definitely telling me that PC5300 DDR2 memory was perfectly compatible on my old Dell system which called for PC3200 DDR2 - PC3200 DDR2 is practically unobtainable now. I bought the PC5300 and it DID work perfectly. Thank you Crucial. BTW, the PC5300 I bought was not made by Crucial - I am NOT a salesman for Crucial!
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The DDR2-667 module you have is compatible and will work fine. CT1001597 is a Crucial internal p/n for the DDR2-800 module which Amazon has listed here:Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 800MHz (PC2-6400) CL6 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC800The 800MHz module offers more headroom and will step down to the native 667MHz FSB for the N280 cpu. The Asus Super Hybrid Engine will effectively overclock the FSB past 667MHz when you set it to Super Performance mode.
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Yes this will work. It will be downgraded to the slowest memory you have in your machine. You will have to install the slower memory in the first slots and the faster memory in the next slots. Otherwise you will only see the first slot memory. Their memory is good as I have 12 gig in various machine's for over 2 years now and no trouble. I highly recommend them.
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Hi PaulAccording to research, you computer uses DDR1 memory. This product is DDR2 memory. You could check the DDR1 memory for sale on amazon and find out if it is compatible with your laptop. I hope this helps!Regards,Daryl
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Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help, but I can recommend Crucial's tester, chips, and quick delivery (price, not so much). Best wishes to you. JDW Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help,... » Read More Sorry to say, I don't know. I have ordered from various sources a 2Gb RAM DDR2 chip to replace a 1Gb (of 4) chip, and not only did it fail, but the slot seems to have died. I ordered 4Gb from another source that sent 8Gb (two different types), none of which fit the slots. I went to Crucial's Web site and downloaded & installed their "tester" program to determine what my computer needed, ordered it from them (2 X 2Gb chips) and replaced 2 lGb chips with their 2Gb chips and they work fine. Crucial's DDR2 are not cheap, but, they do work in my custom-built machine. Dell MIGHT help, but I can recommend Crucial's tester, chips, and quick delivery (price, not so much). Best wishes to you. JDW « Show Less
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Sorry, I can't help. I put it in a Compaq with no trouble. There are programs out there that can id your memory, and if you go to Crucial.com, it will let you know what kind of memory you have. You could also check with Acer which should probably tell you what kind of memory is needed.