I would like to know if these memory are SDRAM too!
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All DDR memory (1, 2, and 3) are SDRAM, you only have to worry about which DDR number you need. If you need 4 GB of DDR2 SDRAM laptop memory (not desktop), these will work. I have no idea what the other answers are talking about. If the memory you need does not say DDR anywhere (for instance: SDR SDRAM, emphasis on the SDR), you are using an ancient computer.
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These are not, they are DDR2. SDRAM usually has a notch in the middle. Also, this has 200-pins, as SDRAM generally has 168 and has about 512MB or less of memory. Hope this helps
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This is for a laptop. I had bought it and it worked awesomely. What are you running?
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Yes, it is. I have the same memory, but 64 GB of it in my machine. Good luck and have fun!
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Go to crucial's website to download their memory scanner. I can't really tell you for sure since I don't know the specific model.
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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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yes- there are two slots for RAM- see youtube videos on how to access memory and replace it.... SD
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I believe so. I have 32GB of these (4 modules) in my GA-Z77X-UD3H which I believe uses the same memory specs.
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Not sure, but I went to www.crucial.com to find the specific ram for my PC!
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I do not know. What I did for my PC was went to crucial.com and ran a scan to see what kind of memory my computer used and that was how I find this memory for my computer
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It all depends on what your Motherboard calls for. Research the 'specs' of your computer. If it's working and is a Windows computer then your "Sys info" in windows will tell you what type memory you have.
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8GB DDR3L SDRAM is correct, I will point this out to Amazon to have them update the tech specs.
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It's not easy to tell. You could use the help of the Crucial Memory Advisor tool which will suggest you the best crucial memory that you can get for your laptop. Get the tool here: http://www.crucial.com/store/drammemory.aspx
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I believe so. It is the SSD that looks like a big memory chip. Check www.crucial.com for options
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I don't know, but you can Google "removing memory from . . ." and add your model number. Then you can see what is in there right now and order the same type of card. I hope that helps.
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I would say yes. Crucial's website has a compatibility tool. It tells me the specs of the memory you are asking about look remarkably similar to the memory in the link below. Mind you this is all from Crucial, they are not the only brand out there, I just happen to like them.http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=F0E41EC7A5CA7304
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Hello, I have had very good support and quality of service by going to "Crucial.com", they have a downloadable memory scanner that will show you what memory is compatible with your system in question. Hope this helps 8)
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Hi, yes I know. Actually is work with one Hynix DDR2 SDRAM 800 MHZ. 667 Mhz also too
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If you visit Crucial's website they have a way to determine which computers this memory is compatible. http://www.crucial.com/