I bought 4 1G memory sticks to increase the system ram on one of my computers from 2GB(it had 4 512KB mem sticks) to 4GB(with 4 1GB sticks), as I wanted to compare 3 different computers to see which unit would handle Win7 the best. They all had WinXP Pro, but when Microsoft stopped supporting XP, I had to make a choice - upgrade, or buy a new computer. The computer on which I upgraded the ram had previously come with Win7, but I had bounced it back to XP because at one time I wanted all 3 units running the same OS. Now I only needed 1 unit, so I decided to try my Win7 OS on all 3 computers and permanently install it on the fastest one. With the full 4 GB of ram though, it turned out that this upgraded unit indeed was better than the other 2. So for $30 I got a decent unit running an OS(WIN7) that's still supported, which for me beats buying a new computer just because MS said I should. The ram came promptly, properly packaged(IMHO), appeared to be new, and has worked flawlessly. Would I do this again? Yes, in a heartbeat!Read full review
Old computer is a linux file server, had a memory failure. This was an exact match and is working well. Could afford several "back up" sticks. Thanks!
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It works as expected
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Every thing was fine
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Memory works great in my moms Gateway GT5242E. Her system is much faster and is now able to handle windows 7HP upgrade.
Both Kingston 1 GB SDRAM memory sticks fired right up, registered in System Info. RAM memory and are working fine! Also they arrived on time.
muy bueno trabaja muy bien en mi computadora. lo recomiendo al 100%. ahora trabaja mas rapido con mas memoria, a pesar de que es una pieza de uso no tuve ningun problema, trabaja muy bien.
Kingston PC-3200 1 GB DIMM 400 MHz DDR SDRAM Memory (KTH-D530/1G).Мне пришла с радиаторами ,доволен все отлично.
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