Question 1

is it compatible with intel inside Pentium*?

Accepted Answer

Intel side is typically processor slogan, this is memory. If you want to know if it is compatible with your system, you have to find your motherboard model and cross reference the compatibility with the memory.

Question 2

Will it fit into HP G6 Pavilion series notebook?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say.  There are websites that can tell you which memory fits your laptop.  The one I usually use is crucial dot com.  Put in the make, product line and model

Question 3

IS TERE COMPATIBILE MEMORY WITH LOWER LATENCY. IT WOULD BE FASTER CORRECT?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no. Although a lower CAS latency yields faster accesses, it's only by a few nanoseconds, and the actual performance difference can't be seen by the end user. The number after DDR3 is more important in determining RAM speed, as that is the frequency at which it can be accessed.

The Kingston 8GB 204-Pin DDR3 1600 SO-DIMM RAM with a CAS latency of 11 is really more than enough to use for all sorts of applications--especially gaming on laptops.

Question 4

Is this compatible for macbook pro?

Accepted Answer

Your question needs to be a lot more specific about which macbook pro you are asking about. Check with apple website to see what capacity and frequency dimms (memory modules) are supported. If it is in fact using DDR3, it is an Intel possessor generation and any PC parts will work (memory, hard drives, etc.) Assuming you acquire compatible parts. Hope this helps someone.

Question 5

Is this dual channel memory?

Accepted Answer

dual channel is based on the mobo chipset, not the ram.  Check mobo manufacturer.

Question 6

Does it work QNAP 251 ?
Intel Celeron 2.41 GHz Dual-core processor

Accepted Answer

QNAP 251 suggest DDR3L instead of DDR3 which means you need the lower voltage memory sticks.  Also they recommend that you use the same type of memory stick on both slots including the same size.   So I would not choose this product for your QNAP 251.

Question 7

will this memory fit my Acer Aspire Model E3-111-P60S ?

Accepted Answer

Since I know nothing about that model, I'm not sure.  I have an old Acer Aspire 5100 BL51 with a Turion 64 X2 Mobile that came with a whopping 1GB RAM.  This memory fit and works just fine.

Question 8

¿i dont now is compatible my laptop Dell Inspiron 15 series 3000 i3 4gb ram ddr3 ?
Manufacturer (ID)Hyundai Electronics (AD000000000000000000)
Size4096 MBytes
Max bandwidthPC3-12800 (800 MHz)
Part numberHMT451S6BFR8A-PB  
Serial number098D6C77
Manufacturing dateWeek 27/Year 14
Number of banks8
Nominal Voltage1.35 Volts
EPPno
XMPno
AMPno
JEDEC timings tableCL-tRCD-tRP-tRAS-tRC @ frequency
JEDEC #15.0-5-5-14-19 @ 380 MHz
JEDEC #26.0-6-6-16-22 @ 457 MHz
JEDEC #37.0-7-7-19-26 @ 533 MHz
JEDEC #48.0-8-8-22-30 @ 609 MHz
JEDEC #59.0-9-9-24-33 @ 685 MHz
JEDEC #610.0-10-10-27-37 @ 761 MHz
JEDEC #711.0-11-11-28-39 @ 800 MHz ?

Accepted Answer

It is not, your ram is too old.

Question 9

Is this memory compatible with ASUS S400CA-BSI3T12 ultrabook?

Accepted Answer

To all "will this fit / work" questions: To make sure components are inter-operable there are DDR memory specifications that detail voltage, speed, number of PINs on the SO-DIMM, etc. This means that ANY module matching these specifications SHOULD fit and work in your laptop, regardless of brand. For example, my Dell Alienware laptop takes DDR-3 204-PIN SO-DIMMs up to 1600 (DDR3 1600 is another way of saying PC3 12800--I know, confusing). This means that you should research your laptop online and determine the type of memory you need. As long as you buy memory that matches that specification (i.e., "DDR3 1600" or "DDR2 667") you should be fine. One another note: as long as you buy the correct DDR version (DDR2, DDR3) for your laptop, you can buy a FASTER module (1600 vs 1333, etc.) and it will still work, but it will slow down to your laptop's maximum speed (in this case, 1333). The only thing to really be certain of is that you're buying a LAPTOP memory module ("SO-DIMM"), as they are different (smaller) from that of desktops. Good luck!

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