Hi so i have a Dell XPS l502x with a Intel Core i7-2670QM Processor. I currently have 2x4 gb ram. Is this compatible?
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Greetings I install this RAM module on HP ProBook 6470b and works fine. No problems at all. Atte. Eddie Gonzalez
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No. It looks like you need a PC2-4200. Here is the Amazon link to what looks like what you need: http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Upgrade-Dimension-DDR2-533-PC2-4200/dp/B00314WT1K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361046170&sr=8-2&keywords=dell+dimension+4700+memory
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Well actually I don't know, but I found a comment that responds to your question - Update: I upgraded the RAM on this computer using twoCrucial single 8GB DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) notebook modules, CT102464BF160B. The computer immediately recognized the new memory, doubling the OEM 8GB installation to 16 GB. While the captive screws that hold the memory cover in are a puzzling choice by Dell, it the addition of a some inexpensive RAM increased the overall capability of this machine. Hope this help you.
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I think you are correct that the i7 3610QM processor would support 32GB, but I don't think this laptop's motherboard/chassis allows it. I just installed 8GB on mine, and there are only 2 slots, and they are stacked very close together, so close that I don't think there would be room for bigger even if the processor would recognize it.
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I checked the specs for your computer, and it looks like it is compatibleBrand Name DellSeries XPSItem model number Dell XPS 8300Hardware Platform PCOperating System Microsoft Windows 7 Home PremiumProcessor Brand IntelProcessor Count 4Computer Memory Type DDR3 SDRAMHard Drive Interface Serial ATA-300, Solid StateOptical Drive Type blu_ray_rom, dvd_plus_minus_rw
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I am running a Dell XPS 8700 with Intel Core i7 4770 CPU, ITB HD, 16GB 1600 RAM, and the GTX 660 w/2GB DDR-5 VRAM on a 460watts power supply. So far, after 6months, I have had no problems.
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That will depend on Dell's bios. The CPU is compatible with any socket 775 MB that has a bios that with the CPU id inserted.
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Hi Cindy, The Dell Inspiron 560 only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. As such, this 8GB module is not compatible with that system. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that system, however you might be able to find the discontinued compatible part number KTD-XPS730BS/2G from some online resellers. Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner! -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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No, Your dell uses pc2-6400 and only supports a maximum of 4gb of ram.. The best upgrade for an older laptop is an ssd hard drive upgrade. It will run almost as fast as a new new laptop. You can pick up a 128gb for 50 or a 240gb for around 100. You will have to reinstall windows, but believe me it's definitely worth it. I would recommend 2gb of ram as well.
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My new machine is called an XPS15 model 9530 (is that what you are looking at?)It has CPU i7-4702HQ at 2.20 GHz. Display max resolution is 3200x1800; I found app setup easier if I config the resolution to standard HD (1920x1080). Looks good like that as well.
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im not 100% sure because i cant find a similar enough dell xps to compare it to, but i dont think it is compatible
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Yes, my Dell Latitude D630 is running great with this 2x2GB PC5300 667MHz SODIMM memory.PS. Make sure to update the BIOS to the latest revision.
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I installed mine in a 4 year old Dell Studio 550, no bios upgrade was necessary. You may want to check the manufacture's web site and see if you have the latest bios update for your machine. Even if you do not have the latest update it may not matter as the bios update may not address any cpu issues.
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If your motherboard is socket LGA775 and the bios supports x64 operating systems the answer is probably yes. I don't know all the various versions of Insperion, but it must have an intel motherboard with a socket LGA775 and support x64. For a complete list of processors see http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514/p/19330145/19688607.aspx The site also suggests updating bios to latest version
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Find model of your motherboard, go online to manufacturers site and read thru the specifications to learn what type and brands of memory they support. Most of the memory makers also offer compatibility information on their sites. Personally I find that Dell, HP and others make the computers so its impossible to upgrade from what they built. Depending on age of your's and the OS you may be better off with a new tower. XP Support ends in April 2014 so unless your upgraded to Win 7 thats another item to consider..... Good Luck
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Memory *should* work in this model, although it has not been tested specifically by Dell. As with any laptop, manufacturers sometimes configure hardware to be very specific. Go ahead and try these sticks. You might have to go into the bios and manually configure speed, timing, etc. Worst case is that your laptop won't boot but it shouldn't harm anything.
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Specs for the Dell Ram is 800 mHz and DDR2, therefore I would say YES it should be compatible.Also Crucial may cost a little more but they make the best and most compatible Ram out there for laptops/notebooks.Check out www[dot]lapspecs[dot]com[slash]detail[slash]dell+precision+m4400(must insert correct characters, like . in place of [dot] & / in place of [slash] Most online servers will delete NORMAL web addresses)