I have a Dell Inspiron 660s desktop. Has 2 240pin Ramm Slots. I am running 2 4gb cards as of now. Would this b compatible to upgrade to 16gb total?
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It looks like the motherboard on that computer has a limit of 8 GB total. Therefore 2x8 GB modules are not supported.
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Mine has four slots. I have 12GB(2-4-2-4). Dell sells them as high as 16GB, but I sure you could go higher if needed for high end graphics.
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I added RAM on mine - 2 gig because it only had two slots. Not sure when it maxes out, but that probably would be determined by what sort of chip it is. I'm sure you can research that online.
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Yes---you can go up to 16GB in 2 slots but to upgrade the graphics you really would need to put in a more powerful power supply as well. Keep in mind it is a rather small motherboard, unless CyberpowerPC has changed it in the past 6 months . Here are the MB specs http://us.msi.com/product/mb/H81ME33.html#/?div=Basic It does nicely at gaming without changing anything, if that's what you want to use it for.
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Hi, no this will not work for your computer. The only free slot you have is a pci-e slot. It is much smaller than the connection on this card. Here is a link to your computers user manual. See page 15 for the image and description of connections. ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_inspiron_desktop/inspiron-660s_Owner's%20Manual_en-us.pdf I would recommend this card instead, as it would fit perfectly. I own it myself, and it works great!
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Hi John,While this 4GB module does match that PC3-10600 specification, it is not compatible with the Dell Inspiron 560 desktop. That system only supports up to 8GB using four 2GB memory modules. We no longer manufacture memory that is compatible with that desktop. Although, you might be able to find the discontinued compatible 2Gb module, KTD-XPS730BS/2G, from some online resellers.Thank you for considering Kingston ValueRAM!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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It can. If you go to memory manufacturer Crucial's website, and use the memory advisor tool, select dell 17R 7720, and it says you can upgrade to 16GB. Remember you only have two slots, so it would have to be 2 x 8GB memory sticks.
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Yes, but here's the deal - - if you already have 4GB and want to upgrade to 8GB, make sure both memory modules are the same (speed, legacy, etc) so they are sure to work well together and that you will benefit from the new ram. If you cannot find a mem module that is the same as the one currently installed, then it would be best to buy 2 x 4GB mods that are identical. I found the Hynix ram to be an excellent product.
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Yes, you're on the right path. When purchasing RAM you need the same type that comes within your laptop or Desktop. Brand name is your choice. Memory: PC3-8500/10600 DDR3 SODIMM 204-Pin memory Maximum Memory: 8GB Slots: 2
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My suggestion is to go to the merchandiser Crucial Ram.They have a program which analyses your computer and will tell you what types of RAM are compatible. In general though my rule of thumb is that if it fits properly in the slot it will work (ie the computer will recognize the extra RAM)but that doesn't mean if your run a benchmark test before and after the installation that it will speed your computer up. The computer will default to the speed of the slower RAM.
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No, you need a 533MHz DDR2 with a max of 2GB per slot. http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/opti_745techspecs.pdf
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I think so. I see 16gb RAM cards for sale on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Compatible-Desktop-Special-Edition/dp/B00EFAY5Q6 But I'm using the 8gb setup that came with my system.
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No. You need DDR2 PC2-6400. Try: Komputerbay Dell - Memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 200-pin - DDR2 - 800 MHz / PC2-6400 - unbuffered - non-ECC MEMORY RAM FOR DELL: Inspiron 13 1318 1410 1420 1501 1510 1520 1525 1526 1545 1720 1721 6000 630m 640m 9400 E1405 E1505 E1705 Mini 12 Mini 9 Latitude D410 D420 D430 D510 D520 D530 D531
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yes you can upgrade to a maximum of 4Gb. Ensure you look at the installed memory which should be either ddr2-pc2-5300 or ddr2 pc2-6400. match the ordering of additional ram to what you have installed. Good Luck
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It's very easy to upgrade. There is a plate on the bottom front of the laptop that has two screws on one end and then tabs on the other end where you can slip a small flat blade screwdriver on each of the three tabs and gently lift up. The two DIMM slots feed your new memory just like any other soDimm. I just checked to make sure. I already have two 4GB cards in mine, so I'm happy.
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I have no idea if it has additional slots for more RAM, check with Dell.............
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I did a search and this is what came up on my search: 4GB 2X2GB Memory RAM for Dell PowerEdge R200, T105, T100 240pin PC2-6400 800MHz DDR2 UDIMM Memory Module Upgrade. Note the last info seems the same as this memory BUT the only difference is what it says after the DDR2 DIMM it changes to UDIMM so I'm not sure maybe u should go to this link and ask one of this guys they will answer u in no time : tomshardware.com good luck!