can I use these cards for a emachines, Models ET1161-05 32 bit OS, Windows vista already with 2.oo GB of ram? Thanks
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I dont know. Google has compatability sites, im just a user. Sorry i cant help.
1553141
If you have AGP port in the motherboard it's possible to use, they are plug n play, try it this is awesome card
1282015
No, it doesn't fit to your system. It's for the server. You should purchase unbuffered and non-ecc memories.
120105
You have to be sure if your mother board, support one module of 32GB, and if you planning to buy 2 if you have enought slot to install them on your mother board, both ways I recommend you check the mother board specs to see if they are compatibles.
1503299
You can use 2 sticks of 8GB each for a total of 16 GB. If you are using Linux instead of Windows you may need to download new chipset drivers.
1025580
RAM compatibility is dependent on the motherboard. As long as your motherboard supports DDR2, non-ECC, this will work.The only play the OS has on RAM is that 32bit Windows can ONLY run a max of 4GB of RAM. Putting more than that in won't hurt it, but it won't help at all.
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If you list the make/model of the machine, or the motherboard make/model if its a home built, your question could be answered easily. Otherwise, the memory you asked about does match the speed/spec you listed, so barring any "special" needs it should work. CAD stations *can* have special needs....ECC mem, limited timings support, etc. You could also go to www.crutial.com or www.kingston.com and see if your machine model number is listed in their memory compatibility database...
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This should work in a computer with a free PCI slot, running XP or earlier. I'm not sure about driver availability for Vista and later or 64-bit systems. This is an older card so requires the traditional PCI slot, not PCI Express.
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Yes. You can use up to 32 gigs of 1600mhz non ecc DDR3. I have this ram and will always use kingston.
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Hi John, base on your PC specification it should be able to work. But using 2 cards on the single PC I have not try before. You might want to email Visiontek sale support to check with them.
113154
Should work, be careful though some mainboards will reject these cards due to a hardware conflict. Google this and pay close attention to hackintosh forums as this is a popular card for hackintosh builds
636165
Unfortunately this memory is intended for servers, not desktops, as it is ECC Registered. No it is not compatible with the Emachine T6420.
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If I knew more about your rig or oem, I might be able to answer with a better answer. Did you look at the requirements? Can your mobo do PCI Express (x1, x4 or x16)?? If your machine is 32bit it, can only do 2GB of RAM unless your OS is XP 64x which is critical because this device requires 1GB of RAM. I cant say a definite "yes" or "no" in response to your question. I suggest you Google, Google and Google some more. Cheers and good luck.
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This memory is for enterprise servers, not normal desktops or laptops. Buy any from this link- you want DDR2 667 speed ram to be safe: http://m.newegg.com/ProductList?description=oDXOOTjWHHYJ1sk4rVPAuA%253d%253d&store;id=1&categoryid;=-1&nodeid;=7611&storetype;=2&subcategoryid;=147&brandid;=-1&nvalue;=100007611&showseealldeals;=False&itemcount;=0&issubcategory=true&level;=3&Speed;%7C%7CDDR2+667+%28PC2+5300%29=600006082%7C%7C100007611+600006098
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I've heard that 64 GB cards work, but you have to be sure to format them to FAT32.
644019
This RAM is for desktop systems. I believe you need the 200 pin DDR2 for your machine. You should you to crucial.com, and download and run their analysis tool to be sure of the type and options. You will be limited to 3GB for 32 bit Windows or 4GB for 64 bit Windows on that system.
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Not surePlease look at site crucial.com to verify what RAM your system requires