Is this memory stick compatible for a Gateway MX6440 laptop?
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No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-Technology-200-Pin-PC3200-400Mhz/dp/B00025O87Y/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1362760575&sr=1-2&keywords=1GB%2C+200-pin+SODIMM%2C+DDR+PC3200+memory+module Also, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb sticks), you can either replace it one at a time (then it will be ~1.5 gb, then 2 gb), or replace both in one shot. Laptop memory is a little more expensive than desktop memory.
1364201
This particular chip will not work for a laptop, you need so-dimm chips. Pny is a good brand to buy though.
1364202
No. This will fit desktops. You need the DDR PC3200 (1GB) is compatible; Part #: CT611245 @ $37.99 or the DDR PC 2700. Maximum memory for the Gateway is 2GB. You will need 2 memory sticks. There are two (2) slots.
1364203
No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb sticks), you can either replace it one at a time (then it will be ~1.5 gb, then 2 gb), or replace both in one shot. Laptop memory is a little more expensive than desktop memory. No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb... » Read More No, this would not work for your Gateway laptop. Laptops require smaller memory sticks than a desktop motherboard. I recommend this: Crucial 1GB Single DDR 400MHz (PC3200) CL=3 200-Pin SODIMM Notebook Memory Upgrade - CT12864X40BAlso, if you go to crucial.com, they have a memory detector or you can manually answer questions ti find the perfect memory for you. Keep in mind, the max amount of memory you can upgrade your laptop to is 2 gb, so if you have memory in there now (I am betting it's 2 512 gb sticks), you can either replace it one at a time (then it will be ~1.5 gb, then 2 gb), or replace both in one shot. Laptop memory is a little more expensive than desktop memory. « Show Less
1364204
It wouldn't work because laptops use different memory sticks,much smaller ones.
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depending on the model number, I would say yes, but to be certain go on line with your laptop. type in www.crucial.com. download the diagnostics that will tell you about your laptop. once it scans the memory ports through the BIOS, it will tell you what is needed. I believe that it will work.
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this memory stick works on the GX280 like a charm. just make sure to not mix different memory sticks. They have to be exactly the same except for manufacturer brand. so if you are planning to get these make sure yours is a 1GB PC2-4200. here is what you need to look at for more information: http://support.gateway.com/s/PC/R/1009212/1009212sp2.shtml
1457655
Yes, I bought the sticks from Amazon: I have 20 GB in my machine. Got to Crucial and type in the machine/model. It will tell you the part number.
659886
i don't think so. Goto www.crucial.com There is a memory finer tool that will tell you what you need.
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http://support.gateway.com/s/Mobile/Gateway/M500/3501654sp110.shtml states that the Gateway M500 uses DDR-266 SODOMM modules. The referenced product meets this specification. However, I do not know what the difference is between Gateway M500 and M500B1. Look at the memory currently in your laptop. If they are also 200-pin DDR-266 DODIMM modules but with less RAM, then the referenced KOMPUTERBAY modules should work.
1040674
It Might you need to google your laptop to see what it came with as well as check what your windows on the Laptop will support as well. I used both sticks in my laptop. Now I have 16G Ram. Good Luck
136265
It should. The sticks I received were defective and I had to return them for a refund, just like many people that have posted reviews. Just save yourself the trouble, spend a bit more money, and get a reputable brand like Crucial.
377124
My experience with Gateways is non-existent, unfortunately. The key would be to find out what the board already uses to see if the chip will match.
232017
A better option would be to make an online search with the model number of your PC and find RAM chipsets supported by it. I just remembered that this one in particular is for laptops and will not work on desktop PCs.
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No , it doesn´t work. Go to www.crucial.com and with their software scanner they told you the right RAM you need.
849498
As long as your laptop supports USB HID keyboards it should be fine. You literally just plug and type. I would call Gateway if you have any question about the compatability, or contact the keyboard company. They are very User friendly and customer oriented. I was very impressed with their customer service. I didn't contact them, they contacted me to make sure I liked how it performed.
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check this link from Crucial....make sure you read the info in the left hand side.....about which OS and the size of memory it will recognizehttp://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Latitude%20D630&Cat;=RAM
876117
Is this memory card compatible with a GATEWAY DC-M42 Digital Camera??Thanks to whoever replies!
307620
Maybe this would work in your gateway, but you need to look the reference your motherboard and the RAM's pin.
1016044
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-64-PC3-12800-KVR16R11D4K4/dp/B0088SSV6G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1377825981&sr=8-2&keywords=64GB+Ram+Kit get 2 of these
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It is a notebook supporting DDR3 so-dimm ram so yes it should...however, I do not know if it's PnP compatible meaning that you literally just switch out the ram...reboot and your done (if its not no big deal you can adjust its setting within the bios, but usually laptops(gaming especially) putout in the last 4-5years have PnP built in). Got to crucial.com Scan your hard wareGo to the memory tabThen look at the matching compatible memories, I have an Alienware M14xSo any DDR3 So-dimm that's 1066,1333, 1600MHz I can take being dual or single.