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Question: The ram will work with any 64 operating system right? from any brand? like dell, hp, lenovo, etc.
Document: I was skeptical since I hadn't heard of this product brand - but the shipping was super fast and the memory I purchased worked like magic in my Lenovo T410 (Windows 7 64-bit). Doubling up my laptop from 4GB to 8GB in a matter of minutes was a breeze and the memory was recognized as soon as I started up.Saved quite a bit of money, so that was a bonus :)
Two compatible laptops and the RAM proved no good. Dell Inspiron 17 (N7010) with I3-380M  & Lenovo Z560 with i5. After installation the computers failed to boot and entered bootloop. I tested the RAM individually with MEMTEST, within a minute there were multiple hundred errors.I gambled with an off brand with decent reviews and lost. I returned both sets and purchased exact ram from CRUTIAL which was perfect.
I wanted to update my Dell from 3gb RAM to the full 8gb. I researched and this was the best price for the ram that matched my system. The order was quickly fulfilled and I installed in my Dell with little problems. Within a couple of days I was getting a blue screen of death with no specific cause. I suspected the new ram (makes sense right?). So I ran a memory test within the full 8gb (2x4gb) and it reported a memory weakness.
I needed to upgrade the ram on a Dell Latitude laptop in order to learn virtualization. Since this was a learning exercise, it was not mission critical. I figured why not try this memory out? If it failed I would just return it and try another brand. To my pleasant surprise, it worked just fine. The laptop saw it right away and there have been no lock ups or memory related issues at all while running 5 virtual machines at the same time ( yes, on a laptop ).
I purchased this RAM for my 2011 Mac Mini i5 2.3GHz. The computer came stock with 2GB of RAM which is clearly not enough as some simple system tasks like opening or closing iTunes will stutter or even "beachball" for a second or two. So I decided to upgrade the RAM to at least 8GB.I went with Komputerbay brand in an effort to save roughly $8 over the more trusted Crucial brand RAM. Not so sure that was the right choice here.
I purchased this ram to use on my Late 2011 21.5" iMac, adding to the 2 slots I had open, this brought my total ram to 12gb.Upon installing this ram I began experiencing consistent and unexplainable system/program crashes. I have not updated or done anything to the operating system since installing this RAM. These crashes occur without warning and don't seem to follow any discernible patterns. This lead me to some detective work. Perhaps bad modules? Perhaps bad slots?
Arrived on time. I intalled in about 2 min on MSI A6200 laptop without any difficulty. My operating system is 32 bit I bought this because I was thinking to upgrade it to Windows 8 64 bit. when buying meemory please keep in mind max memory a 32 bit system will use is a little less than 4 GB so If you dont have 64 bit system and you are not upgrading than consider putting 4 GB
I run a Qosmio x505 q8100, i needed to upgrade the ram from 4 GB. Im running these babies right know and they run smooth and my system much faster than before. If you have a Qosmio like mine, this ram works very well with it. I cant speak for people that run with Macbooks as im not a apple fan.
I ordered this to slot into a Dell optiplex which was struggling to cope with Bloomberg AND outlook open at the same time, poor bugger.Anyway, ordered this with my prime account and it arrived next day. Slotted it in, checked the system tab in Control Panel to make sure I was running 64 bit windows (phew).Anyway, computer now capable of multi-tasking. I love RAM.
I bought this Komputerbay 8GB 9-9-9-25 to upgrade my Lenovo Thinkpad T400. This laptop runs 64-bit Windows 7 Pro, Intel Core2 Duo CPU @ 2.8GHz, 4GB memory.The 2 new rams fit into the 2 slots nicely. But when I start the computer, it beeped and would not start. I also tried installing them separately, as well as BIOS update. They still wouldn't work. I would have to return them.
Answer: Anthony,Most ram these days are fully compatible with all system manufactures.I had no problem installing these two on a Dell and another 2 on a HP laptop, both sets were of DDR2 & DDR3Good value for the product.Donald