CORSAIR 2GB 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) Laptop Memory Model CM3X2GSD1066

Pros: Cheap
Compatible with Synology 1812+ and much better price ;)

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: Bought 2 of these to upgrade my Synology 1812+ NAS to 4GB. Works great!

Pros: Works fine.

Cons: Wasn't cheaper.

Other Thoughts: Not that I can discuss.

Pros: Runs cool but a little on the slow side. My Acer Aspire One D257/AOHAPPY2 Netbook came with a measly 1GB of ram. What a rip off Acer! This ram is cheap AND stable at working posted speeds.

Cons: N/A

Other Thoughts: I would rather go with a nice stick of 1600MHz. Just saying. This is not a bad product but if you need speed. There's always that Samsung @ 1600MHz waiting for $2 less than this stick.

Pros: Inexpensive

Cons: Didn't think there were any... until now.
Less than two months later, one of the units (I purchased two) is failing and causing my computer to crash.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We're sorry for the inconvenience, please fill out an RMA request at http://www.corsair.com/en/support/ and we would be happy to replace the memory kit for you.

Thank you,
Corsair Customer Support

External Link(s):

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Pros: Had 3Gb in my Acer laptop, took ou the 1gb and replaced it with this. Now have 4gb and you can tell the differnce. Working in Dual channel and no problems at all.

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: The price was right and so is the product. Very nice ram...
I also added a Mushkin 120GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive, all I can say is WOW!!!! My Acer ROCKS now

Pros: It's Corsair

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: It's Corsair

Pros: Works flawless with my Acer Aspire One D255E with the Intel Atom N455. Immediently noticed a big difference with boot/load time, not to mention everything seems a little snappier. Great $13 investment.

Cons: No so far

Other Thoughts: When updating the Acer Aspire One D255E, there are 7 tabs across the top (5) and (2) on the sides. Using a credit card, press in the clips and gently pry out the top of the keyboard. The bottom is held in by fingers. Slide the clip back (mine was white) and carefully remove the keyboard connector ribbon. Remove the 4 screws that are labeled with a (1). Next to the hard drive you will see a hole (about as big around as a pencil), poke something through and pop the back panel off. Now you will be able to access the memory module. Carefully slide out the two metal tabs which will allow the memory to raise up and be removed. Also note, be carefull connecting the keyboard ribbon and it slides under the clip when installing. Hope this helps.

Pros: Great for speeding up a slower system. I bought this to speed up a net book that only had 1GB of RAM and saw a noticeable difference in performance and speed.

Cons: I got scared because I bought the stick within the same order as the net book itself and eventually it started blue screening left and right. A memory test showed that the RAM had failed, in a month. Sure enough when I swapped out the sticks, the blue screening has stopped. The stick died shortly outside of a month. Of course, now I can't return it because it died shortly outside of the standard return policy. I hope corsair's other memory doesn't have such defects.

Other Thoughts: Would have been great memory if it hadn't failed (especially outside of the return period).

Pros: Installed in a Acer One D257-13685, N570 dual core. Worked great, noticed small gain in speed. Would definitely recommend.

Cons: Not really the RAM boards fault, but I wish this Acer One held more than 2 GB's

Pros: I paired it with the 4gb I mentioned earlier. I get duel channel and 22.2 gb/s for the graphics card. Which has improved that alot. The memory that gateway put in was the wrong memory and the bios auto overclocked the old memory til it burned up.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: see other post