Kingston ValueRAM 2GB 800MHz DDR2 Non-ECC CL6 DIMM Desktop Memory

My Core 2 Duo PC already uses 4-GB's of RAM. (showing 3-GB's in use)I always choose Kingston RAM.E7500 cpu.4 x 1-GBWith the new Windows[tm] 10 coming next month, I am going to use the 64-bit installation.Adding 4 x 2-GB's for 8-GB's of total installed RAM. (showing 7.96 Gb's in use)My motherboard is a DG45ID.I built this PC with parts I bought from Amazon.It is an excellent computer.I need the RAM upgrade for my Adobe software--really nothing else.I expect my camera's to also gain from this move.===July 15, 2015Works great.I let the PC load the 64-bit installation.With 4-Gb's of RAM.When the 64-bit updates appeared, The 4-GB's failed.I installed the 8-Gb's RAM and continued.(x64 system updates)I think it was 155-updates.Its taking up 20-GB's of Sys. C:/drive space.So, now I am up grading my System drive=240GB's. SSD(import and editing--and rendering)$112.00 and Free Shipping.

I bought two sticks of these both of them have kingston stickers and one has kingston written on the black memory modules but the other says ELPIDA on it...is this normal? Did they send me a different brand ram stick and just slap on a kingston sticker on it? I really hope not because I have HyperX ram and I love it. Well guess its time to start researching it.EDIT: These are both Genuine Kingston sticks and these are AWESOME!!! My review from before has been answered by DataRam and these are kingston ram and the seller was quick for response back and they sent it fast.

Got these to upgrade from 2GB to 4GB RAM on my Acer desktop (M460) running on XP SP3, an older machine that I'm using. The old RAM cards set I had in the computer were also by Kingston. I only have two slots available and the cards have to be matched pairs (1x1 or 2x2). After I got these installed onto my motherboard, I powered the tower back up and booted up the machine. The additional memory was automatically reflected (although it indicates there's now 3.24GB of RAM instead of being close to 4GB. Not sure why there's a 3/4 gig discrepancy. The previous 2GB RAM cards read 1.99GB).I'll test further to see if the additional RAM really improves performance. A tip on installing the cards into the slots: If the 2nd card won't seat easily into the second slot, try swapping out with the other card. I think the memory cards may vary slightly in length and the slot tabs on the motherboard may not be of equal distance apart.

I have a computer I put together some time ago (2 years?). I decided to refurbish it by replacing the hard drive (40 GB, I think) with a new one (1 TB; of course that meant doing a clean install of Windows XP) and adding a second 2 GB DIMM.With a larger C: partition (with only the OS on it) and more RAM (the system sees 3.35 GB of RAM which is simply fine) the machine runs faster and software has fewer hiccups. The Kingston ValueRAM is just as good as the Crucial DIMM in the computer. I'm totally pleased.

I bought this to replace a dead RAM stick in my computer. The price was cheap and it works properly. Though I cannot comment on the speed of it, it has done everything I need it to do with no delays and no problems so far. For the price, its tough to beat and unless you are looking for more expensive high performance RAM, this is a good buy for the money.

I needed the low profile of the pictured RAM module and ordered it. I received a full height module which is not compatible with my itx-PC housing. Datasheet of Kingston reveals in retrospect:QUOTENote: The module defined in this data sheet is one of several configurations available under this part number. Whileall configurations are compatible, the DRAM combination and/or the module height may vary from what is describedhere. However, in no configuration will the module height exceed 1.250" (31.75mm).END QUOTEDisappointed that I could not order what was pictured & what I needed. I live outside the US so returning for refund or replacement is not economical. I lose either way.

This was an easy install and upgrade to my machines maximum capabilities. I had no problems with the upgrade and sped up the system to buy enough time until Windows 7 is no longer supported when we need new machines.

I purchased this module to upgrade the RAM in an Asus Netbook from 1 GB to 2... Model = Eee PC 1018PB I did not end up using this module because I ordered the incorrect part. This part is for a DESKTOP computer. I should have ordered a part for a NOTEBOOK. However I described the situation to Dataram and asked if they would exchange this part for the correct one to fit my Netbook. They are working with me to return this part and send the correct part in exchange. I have no doubt that when I get the exchange part it will be what I need to do the upgrade.