Will this work on my Sony Vaio VPCEB35FX. I know the card is the right size but need it to be an actual INTEL and not lenovo card that has white list
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You should buy card with note from supplier that this card will work for Sony. If your card is not from the white list for your computer BIOS, the BIOS will reject the card.
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No idea, I just know it matches my Vaio battery and works in my laptop. There was a list of models it would fit when I bought mine. If your model is not there, I wouldn't use it.
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Be careful with Lenovo. Even if it's a supported Intel card, if you don't purchase it directly from Lenovo, it won't boot. They serialize their cards.
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This battery did not fit on my Sony Vaio. I went to a Staples nearby, and they purchased the part I needed from Sony online. They sold it to me for about $150.
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idk the problem i had when trying to buy a motherboard to fix my laptop was 1st the processor card wouldn't fit then the guy gave me another one that was 2 small & too few jacks. so my advice would be if the processor fits & its the right size than your good. just remember people don't always sell the image you should ask them to send you a picture of the one they are selling for better accuracy.
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Genuine intel card, I cannot speak to the model number, I remember there being two cards that were basically identical in specs while I was reviewing my purchase. For Linux, there were no drivers necessary and I think it will be plug n play on anything above 7 for windows
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I have installed it on my vaio ultrabook pro 13. However you have to remove intel sata drivers from windows and use microsoft's default driver. Intel driver keeps on turning on and off the hard drive. After I did that it is working line a charm.
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I'm sorry to say that this (or any other card) will not work. Lenovo has what they call a "whitelist". If you install it you will get a Bios error and be unable to boot into windows. This means that you can't just order this part from anyone, you have to get it from them. Lenovo will sell you a wireless card if you call them, but get ready for it...at the cost of $170! Before you run to another laptop company, Lenovo isn't the only company that has a "whitelist". The only things you can swap out yourself are the hard drive and the memory. Not that it matters at this point, but I'm not sure if you would need to install a new antenna, I'm not familiar with the v570. The only advice I can give at this point, is to get a usb adapter. They make micro ones that don't stick out too far. Sorry for the bad news. Good luck.
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I required a charging cable after my dog ate into my Sony cable. This is a generic adapter and it will work on a VAIO. but first match the ac input and dc output with the original. The specs will be in the tech specs that came with the VAIO. (I had to google the manual since I lost my original.)
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This card will not work on an HP DV7, or any other current-gen DV-series (Pavilion or Envy, etc.) laptop. Most HP (and Lenovo as well, I believe) laptops have a BIOS whitelist for WiFi/BT cards nowadays, unfortunately!
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Getting your work with this Lenovo RAM must meet the specifications of the memory, it would be helpful that will specify the model of your computer Lenovo
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It appears so. It has the same specs as http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Sony-Vaio-VPCEB3AFM-DDR3-8500/dp/B009C6HJKC
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Looks like it is supported. http://support.lenovo.com/ae/en/documents/pd014572
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Here is yet another link, reaffirming the card will work, http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-71785
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I'm not quite sure. I had to ask one of my friends if it would work in my Sony Vaio.
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I am not sure but it should work. To be sure, go to www.crucial.com and download their analysis tool. Run it on your laptop and it will specify your memory upgrade options. Then come back to Amazon and price those options to see who has the better deal.
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If the RAM characteristics are the same, yes, meaning size, type, timing, and so on. It would be best to go to one of the on line memory configurators, since there are dozens to hundreds of different Vaio models: http://www2.corsair.com/retailer/default.aspx?rid=13251 http://www.kingston.com/us/memory/search/options/ http://www.crucial.com/store/drammemory.aspx But if your Vaio takes 204-pin DDR3 SODIMMs 1.5 Volts Supports memory bus speeds of up to 1066 MHz 7-7-7-20 CAS timing Then yes, this is just industry standard RAM with a Mac label stuck on it. There is an identical meaning it is exactly the same "PC" version of this RAM, just the label on it is different.