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Question: Does this memory works on an iMac Early 2008, Intel Core 2Duo 2.4Ghz?
Document: I took a risk purchasing 2 sets of this 8Gb RAM. I couldn't find anywhere if this works with my early 2008 iMac/2.4Ghz/Intel Core 2Duo.I spent 2 days looking for all the threads in every forum on the web, this RAM did meet all the requirements and specifications by Apple for this iMacs, although, I was taking the risk to loose my investment.It did worked! Perfectly!
So NOW with a GREAT SSD and 64-bit Windows I thought I would try upping the RAM.I cannot afford to buy a new laptop, for gaming, right now. However, this one is a gaming machine from 2009 by ASUS and came with a dedicated graphics card (old tech of course) but it does have 1GB Ram on it. The CPU is also an old 2 Duo Core, 2.53 MHz but hey it works!$180 is a lot for 8GB of RAM.
Ordered this memory for my Quad Core HP laptop to speed up my video editing and rendering..After several tests with my old 4 gig setup, I installed the new 8gig. The laptop had noissues in recognizing the 2 sticks of memory and Premiere and Vegas run great!I would highly recommend this brand of memory for laptop upgrades. I would advise goingto the Crucial web page and enter your brand and model to make sure of compatibility.
It works as expected. What more can you say about memory. Installed it on an XPS M1330 and made sure that I had upgraded the bios to A15. Also, make sure you're running a x64 OS to access that that good memory...I'm running Windows Server 2008 R2 beta now with multiple hyper-v machines with no problems.
I replaced 4GB (2GBx2) DDR2-667 with this 8GB (4GBx2) DDR2-800. The performance increase is surprising, particularly when it comes to video streaming and/or multitasking.I installed it in a three-year-old Windows 7 64-bit, dual core, 2.2/2.4 GHz turbo setup.DDR2 is relatively expensive but the investment has been well worth it for me.Jim
I haven't figured what is the cause of the problem but for some reason my Windows 7 freeze on startup and it doesn't load if I use 2 planks of the RAM (notebook: Sony VAIO FW-170).It works fine if one 4GB plank is installed or if I mix my old 2GB with new 4GB, but it doesn't work for configuration 4GB + 4GB :(
I bought this to upgrade my old Dell Precision M6300 which has an Intel PM965 chipset. I ran the memory through the Windows Memory Diagnostic overnight and some Prime95 with no issues. Its working pretty well!
Very simple. Open the note book, remove the two memory chips in the computer (3GB) 2 chips (one 2GB and one 1GB). Install the two 4GB chips, power up and wala 8GB of memory.
I had the kit shipped overnight at what I considered reasonable expense and received it about 2 pm the next day. I took the kit to Best Buy and they snapped both sticks in my laptop in just a couple minutes. No charge as I was covered under their &#34;three computers for two years&#34; service agreement I bought previously.The result is a great working laptop with two gigs more memory. It makes a big difference and is a big upgrade.
Never understood why Laptop memory is so expensive but have had no issues so far with this pair. Works great on an ASUS G51
Answer: Bought it and installed it. It did worked, my iMac recognized the 8Gb!