I have an emachines EL1358G-51W, which may require low density memory. Is this low density memory?
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From what I found on the internet, the maximum memory that can be installed on your computer is 8 Gigs. Since the slots available for he memory is two slots, I would not go beyond 4 Gig sticks that you indicated by choice.As far as High density memory modules, these are only used in servers where accuracy is extremely important.
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from what i can tell this is a standard memory module abet with XMP. it works on my desktop just fine so go for it.
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I think not, because the memories are smaller laptop! have to check that your PC has slots for DDR2 800 mhz, that you verify it in "system properties"
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The best way to tell is to look up the correct memory needed either on Amazon as sometimes the store lists the item by brand, model etc. or to look on the www at the manufacturers website directly.
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i don't think so. Goto www.crucial.com There is a memory finer tool that will tell you what you need.
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Yup - DDR3 memory. Read through the reviews to see what memory others have used.
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Here is the Comanies Product Page. Click the Tab which says CPU/Memory Support and Downloads. Download the PDF to see they mention at least a very similar model to the one you have? http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4288#
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Sorry, I can't help. I put it in a Compaq with no trouble. There are programs out there that can id your memory, and if you go to Crucial.com, it will let you know what kind of memory you have. You could also check with Acer which should probably tell you what kind of memory is needed.
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Not at all. The socket for this is am3 while yours is am2. It won't even fit much less work. Plus trying to upgrade an emachine is kind of a lost cause. Maybe the ram could be updated but that's about it.
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I personally bought the eMachines eM250 (the exact equivalent of the Acer Aspire One D250, just rebranded) from Walmart for $228 by seeing it in the computer cage up in Maine. The EXACT same thing except WITH a bigger harddrive (250gig). Personally I love it, and even though the keys are slightly cramped (89%), I didn't want to deal with the Dell touchpad which is a pain in the butt. I'm a computer guy, and I played with it in a Staples to see if I liked it, but no thanks. Also the Acer/eMachines is a breeze to upgrade the RAM. Just remove a screw, pop out the 1 gig, and put in a 2 gig. So if I may, I would suggest stopping by Walmart to see if you can get lucky like me. Has a cool brushed nickel look to it too (but its plastic). I've put it through the ringer, and it is surpisingly pretty powerful! Here is the Amazon link to it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00323G71S/ref=s9_simi_gw_s6_p147_t1?pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=center-3&pf_rd_r=0TVG5SXWRB9HWKSRM88K&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846
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you can find their memory compatibility list for that board here http://download.gigabyte.ru/memory/mb_memory_ga-z97-hd3.pdfIt may still work if it's not in the list, but not guaranteed
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http://global-download.acer.com/GDFiles/Document/User%20Manual/User%20Manual_eMachines_1.0_A_A.zip?acerid=633933437244339685&Step1=DESKTOP&Step2=T%20SERIES&Step3=T3995&OS=ALL&LC=en&BC=EMACHINES&SC=PA_6E says nothing that helps you. turn off the computer, unplug it, press and hold the power button to drain power, lay it down so you can pop the case open and remove a cover, place cover to the side, touch the top of the metal square power supply, look for a pair of connectors probably next to the cpu socket, the one with the aluminum heat sink, you need to know if you are using an AT or ATX form factor power supply, count the power cables and types coming out of the existing power supply, call newegg or tigerdirect and consult with them. it's a good power supply with decent power for a NON-upgraded (not a lot of peripherals, drives, basic video card) PC. Good Luck, I can't tell from here.
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I checked the memory specs for that computer and found it takes DDR3 PC3-12800. So this does seem to be a memory replacement for this computer.
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http://www.okmemory.com/Memory_finders/MemorySelector.aspx?manuf=Acer&prodl=Aspire&model=V3_551_7423&modelId=42345&System=1
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From the manufacturer's website: http://www.ecsusa.com/ECSWebSite/Product/Product_Detail.aspx?DetailID=1497&Categor;yID=1&DetailName;=Feature&MenuID;=106&LanID;=0Storage º Support by AMD® Kabini Express Chipsetº 2 X Serial ATAIII 6Gb/s
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Yes, sir. ECC memory. Although, I would recommend a little more than 4GB for that type of machine, unless of course you're adding to it. Just personal opinion.
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Yes, this is the proper memory for the Emachine model T6524. You can check the specs on crucial.com on the emachine site.
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Memory is EEPROM. Not power dependent. Mine has been off all winter. It will start up and run just fine very soon.