Question 1

I have a Dell Inspiron 1545 with 4 gig of memory and I want to add 4 gig more.  Will this work?

Accepted Answer

Ed E,
Before buying, I would verify if your machine is capable of being upgraded to 8 gig and if so, how many memory slots it has. I would suspect only  2 slots and they may already filled with the current memory, 2gigs in each slot.  I don't know the configuration/specs of your laptop so it would be best that you do a bit more research on its motherboard specs/capability before buying. My feeling is even tho the memory referenced will work if you are replacing memory but its not going to give you 8gig.  Hopefully you will find your laptop is using one 4gig memory stick in one slot and other slot is empty and hope your bios will be able to handle more that 4gig of memory.

Question 2

I am wondering if this memory will work in an asus eee pc 1015pe netbook, i cant seem to find it in the memory finder section?

Accepted Answer

I bought the same module for a friends HP Netbook and it work great there. Checked with the Crucial website and DDR2 P'C2-6400 200pin SODIMM up to 2GB is the correct module for your netbook.

Good Luck!
Toby

Question 3

I have a HP G60 laptop with 2gig HPK800D2S6/2G.  PC2-6400S 666-12-E2.  I want to buy another 2gig stick.  I cannot find model number HPK.  Will the KVR800D2S6 work along with the HPK800 stick I have now?

Accepted Answer

I've mixed RAM from different manufacturers and have had no problems. You should not either provided the technical specs are the same. That Kingston RAM works great and made a big difference in performance on my machine running Windows 7 Home .

Question 4

Will this fit the imac  computer? I have the early 2008 model

Accepted Answer

Kerry,
I doubt it.  Since I don't know what IMAC model you have, I can only guess.  The Kingston memory website has a memory finder program should get you a correct part.

Most memory manufacturers have a memory finder program on their respective websites.  Good luck

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