Kingston 2048MB PC5400 DDR2 667MHz SODIMM Memory

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Straightforward, put it in and works like a charm. Non Totally free shipping took only four days. Not a bad deal.

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Maxed out the new Asus 1000 EEE laptop. Memory often helps factors run smoother. No compatability complications, ran Memtest for 24 hours devoid of error. None. It wasn't cost-free, but it certainly aids the Atom CPU to have two gig of memory as an alternative of 1 gig.

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Functions great in my Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Ubuntu doesn't recognize the complete 2gigs, I have yet to try it with XP/Windows 7 Decent price.

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I bought the memory to put in a Lenovo S10, it operates fantastic! Not significantly else to say! None!

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effortless install in laptop, no set up. Recognized both banks as soon as booted Not a a single Installed two - two g ram to replace 2, 1g ram in my Toshiba laptop. Worked like a charm and onlt took about 3 minutes to double the ram in my laptop.

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Place in a Dell laptop, replace one particular of the 2x1gb ram, now 3 gb. though not exact same brand, no conflict, running cool, superior item. and it speeds up my vista . None

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Speeds system up. Operates good. discomfort to in stall in iBook. over 2yrs no difficulties

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I bought two sticks of this to upgrade my girlfriends laptop Hp Pavilion dv6500 (GS677ua)from 1 gig of memory to 4. It almost seems to breathe new life not being held back by suck a limited amount of memory. No hiccups whatsoever during installation.

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upgraded my hp dv6000 laptop to three.46 gig from two. Worked perfectly even though this computer system is supposed to be limited to two gig of ram none

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Tends to make Adobe applications lightning quick. Low-cost. None

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Easy to install, operates good, affordable. Took me about 5 seconds to get it in there, then booted up and it worked fine. went from two to 4gb and the speed enhance was not really noticeable, but you could really feel it. cons? You get what you pay for, but this is quite the deal

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ordered 2 units, one particular was doa what's up with Kingston QA?

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Operates with my Mac Mini (Core 2 Duo). None. I can't get total 4GB due to the Mini's address limitations. This is Apple's fault, not Kingston's.

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I felt like upgrading my Asus eee 901 to have added ram. I read in a handful of locations that this brand and specific model worked, so I went for it. It does work. It's good and really affordable for the size. I don\'t forget paying a hundred bucks for a a single gig stick of DDR ram for a desktop. I really feel old... It wasn't totally free? Hasn't solved globe hunger but? I could go on complaining unreasonably, but this RAM has fulfilled all of my realistic expectations.

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Very good packaging, straightforward to install. None so far. Installed in a Lenovo Ideapad S10 upgrading the RAM from 512MB to 2GB.

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4-4-four-12 timings work up to DDR667 and beyond None Great for an Atom-based ASUS Eee Computer.

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Precisely as advertised. Very quick none

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Took all of 5 minutes to install into my laptop. At present operating with an older 2GB Kingston stick and I've had no issues.I have Win7 on my laptop, and it didn't lag with 2GB by any indicates, but it absolutely flies with 4GB! None.

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* Operates 100% in my MacBook Pro two,two.* Common JEDEC speeds, timings, and voltage.* It gets along fine with the 1GB stick it originally came with (Nanya), so I have 3GB total.* An overnight MemTest86+ showed errors.* Low-cost.* Unpretentious. None. * The chips are Hyundai HYMP125S64CP8-S6 (Per Speccy).* The SPD really lists a DDR2-800ǜ-6-6-18 timing as properly. I'm only able to test at 667.* Memtest86 essentially reports a slightly greater bandwidth to this module than my 1GB module, even though all the timings are identical... I'm not sure why.I began getting Kingston ValueRam for all of my computers a couple of years ago, and *every time* I use it, it operates the very first time, with no BIOS fiddling or conflicts or other hassles.

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Really fast, and good cost Not duel channel. (It is a single 2GB DIMM)

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NO troubles inserting and running in my ASUS eeePC - yes I know I have wasted horsepower (the eeePC only wants RAM 4200 this is 5300.) It was inexpensive and from a very good brand. Why is there so significantly packaging for bare electronic elements?? I don't need to have the excessive plastic. I recycle it but jeeessh! This is not particularly a complaint about this item of course. Ride the low expense RAM wave though we can.

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Easy upgrade. biggest bang for the buck. In the Asus EeePC 900 (or any other single slot machine for that matter), requires removal and discarding of the original memory card. Upgraded two Asus 900 Eee Pc's (Linux based) from 512 Megs of ram to 2 Gigs of ram. Stops all the swapping of memory back to the SSD drive though you are trying to browse the Net or working with many applications at the same time.This is the overall performance booster that turns this 'toy' into a 'real machine' and makes the netbook truly "fly".If you have a Asus 900 Eee Pc netbook with 512 Megs of RAM, this is a really very good and somewhat straightforward upgrade.I like the upgrade so considerably that I just ordered a 3rd chip to install in my daughter's netbook.As a side note, I also recommend replacing the stock Linux (or Windows for that matter) with Eeebuntu version 3 which is a nicely polished and very slick operating process written specifically for the Asus line of netbooks.

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Good package, used to up RAM in Eee Computer 900, Target brand. Worked no problems, great price tag Wally-Word was charging ์ for the identical sort of 200 pin DDR2 2Gb. None the price is ideal, ย.49 at the time of obtain. Kingstons is a good name brand and a extremely low-cost price.

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Excellent price tag. This ram is slower than the stock ram in my laptop.

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Effortless to use, very good item packaging, superb value and seems to perform well. None, depending on longevity. I bought this to try to address two issues with my wife's Pavilion: possible memory dilemma with the OEM memory, and of course add far more RAM. The laptop sees the additional GB (won't see the other until I move to 64-bit) and turned in memory speeds equal to the original. The other issue of "faulty" hardware, per Vista, I'll nonetheless have to track down. Not Kingston's problem.