Question 1

compatible with macbook?

Accepted Answer

I installed the (2 x4GB) memory sticks in my 13" macbook pro 7,1  2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Computer and they did not work.  I was trying to upgrade from 4 GB to 8 GB.  I sent both sticks back to Newegg and they replaced them.  The second set of sticks did not work either.  Strangely enough, if I left in one of the 2 GB sticks already in my computer and added one of the 4 GB sticks, the computer ran fine and said it had 6 GB of memory installed. The  frustrating part, though is that the (2 x 4GB) sticks would not work together.

Question 2

Will this work for the ASUS K72JR-XN1? (The PC3 8500 is throwing me off)
Other Asus K72JR-XN1 info:
Chipset: Intel HM55
DDR3 1066
Memory Type
 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM

Accepted Answer

Terry, The speed of the memory is 1066 Hhz. The standard that it meets is PC3-8500. The specification I found for the ASUS K72JR-XN1 motherboard is that it uses a maximum of 8 GB. This memory should work fine in your ASUS laptop. To be sure, I would power off the laptop and remove the SODIMM to compare the latency which is 7.  Thed current memory should be labeled with its specifications.

Question 3

Is this compatible with the MacBook Pro?

Accepted Answer

Depends.  According to the manufacturer, some of these work in Macs, and some don't.  They do sell a version of this product that has been tested in and is guaranteed to work in Apple products: "G.SKILL 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) Memory for Apple Model FA-8500CL7D-8GBSQ" (Newegg item No. N82E16820231297). That's the kit G.SKILL recommends buying for Apple computers, and at the moment it's a bit cheaper on Newegg, so an easy decision.

Question 4

Are these ram stick compatible with my late 2009 mac mini?

Accepted Answer

I believe that it will.  I bought this RAM for my late 2008 model Mac and it works great.  here are my specs:
MacBook Pro
15-inch, Late 2008
Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
Memory: 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 (G.Skill)
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 9400M 256MB
Serial Number: W8846LUW1G0
Software OS X 10.9 (13A603)

Question 5

Will this RAM work with Dell latitude E6410?

Thanks,
Amit

Accepted Answer

Yes this will work but this laptop will support a faster speed of ram, the specs cnet. The faster ram is here on newegge at http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231342 This will increase its speed but 300mhz and you will pay the same price for the same brand of ram. Hope this helps.

Question 6

I currently have a 15" mid 2010 macbook pro, i believe this is the correct RAM but i just want to be sure?

Accepted Answer

Yes this is the correct RAM. 
If you search in Google (mid 2010 MacBook Pro 15), the first link with technical specs will tell you what you need. But I can tell you that this is the correct ram for that MacBook.

Question 7

Does this work with pc laptops?

Accepted Answer

It is laptop memory, but whether it will work depends on the laptop. Try Googling your laptop model number and "204-pin DDR3 SO-DIMM 1066", and that will give you an answer. I initially bought this as replacement my 2009-era PowerBook, but found that the logic board was fried, so I ended up putting it in my wife's compatible Windows laptop, where it worked happily. Hope that helps!

Question 8

Will this be compatible with a acer aspire 5250-bz853?

Accepted Answer

This memory is compatible with your laptop, according to the specifications found at C|Net, and assuming that you have 64-bit Windows 7 installed. Your laptop has two slots for RAM, and this 2x4GB set will take up both. This is the most memory your machine will support (8GB limited by motherboard).

Question 9

I have a Dell Latitude e6410, is this RAM compatible? I've had problems trying to install products with similar numbers. Thanks.

Accepted Answer

Yes it is compatible.  I have used it in e6410, e6510, and e6420/6520 laptops.

Question 10

Would this work on my Toshiba Satellite L775D? If not which one would work closest to what I picked?

Accepted Answer

I have a Toshiba Satellite A505-S6980.  According to Toshiba's documentation and the memory finder tools from Newegg and the competition, all recommend DDR3-1066 Sodimm (PC3-8500).  Yet when I ran CPU-ID, it states I am running 2 modules of DDR2 PC2-6400 (400Mhz) for a total of 4GB.  Aren't DDR2 & DDR3 physically different (200 pins vs 204 pins, respectively) and which is the correct assuming I want to upgrade to 8GB?

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