DELL s notebook uses Samsung s memory module

Yes, the main thing is that the model of the memory matches your motherboard, and you can use the CPU-Z software to check what type of memory your motherboard supports.

Hello, it is recommended that you choose the memory in the following order:

1. Original memory. You need to contact the after-sales service or after-sales service point of Dell headquarters to buy, which is generally high, but the stability and compatibility are very high, and there will be no compatibility problems.

2. The memory of the same model or brand as the original memory of the machine currently in use, ** is relatively low, the probability of compatibility is also low, and the stability is medium.

3. Other memory. **Low, but the probability of compatibility problems is very high, and the stability is also poor, prone to problems.

Yes, just slots.

It doesn't matter what brand you use, the key is that the model is DDR1 or DDR2 Pay attention to the frequency when you buy it, for example, if you buy DDR2 800, it is not supported in the book, and it can only be reduced to 667 So it is best to have a brand and a model with your current book

You should be worried about compatibility, don't worry The current memory module incompatibility rarely occurs, as long as the excuse is the same, you can use it.

Use Master Lu or CPU-Z to see what model your motherboard is, and then enter this model number. See what memory types it supports. Or find a knowledgeable friend.

Dell's memory partners mainly include: Hynix and Kingston, etc., of course, according to different batches, there will also be other well-known brands of memory, such as Samsung, Nanya, etc., with the same parameters, the actual performance is also similar.

If you want to upgrade the memory, you must first check what brand and specification the memory of the machine is, and upgrade the memory of the same brand and specification to facilitate the stable operation of the system, and form a dual channel to improve performance.

When replacing the memory, you can choose a general-purpose memory module with good compatibility: for example, Kingston, Samsung and other brands with good compatibility and guaranteed after-sales service. Because the memory processing process is not too complicated, it is necessary to be cautious when choosing, and it is recommended to buy it from a reputable brand store.

Dell's memory with a very miscellaneous brand, so let the dealer take advantage of it, the original dell memory has a confirmation label on it, but now unscrupulous businessmen will also steal the beams and change the column, but the above number he can't do fake, you can call 800-858-0950**, report the serial number of the machine, he can check the origin of this memory, whether it is true or false.

There are Samsung, South Asian, Hyundai. Test it with everest. My Dell 1400 uses a Samsung one, and I buy a South Asian one that works very well. It's been a long time. It's okay.

If possible, you may find Dell headquarters after-sales to purchase a single original memory to add, which is the most stable.

Be sure to add it yourself, and you can consider adding the same brand frequency as the original memory, so as to avoid compatibility problems as much as possible.

Buy it from their company is Dell's genuine memory, you can't disassemble the machine to see. Distributors are all changing it. Those with a little conscience won't.

There are Samsung, South Asian, Hyundai. The most used is Samsung, which can be tested with CPU-Z, and generally there are two in Dell, so you have to think about it. It's no problem to use the real Kingston.

Not necessarily! Each model is different for each hardware manufacturer.

You can see the important information of your hardware, the factory date and model, and the relevant parameters in the optimizer!

I see! You can call after-sales service ** to ask them, you write down your model and then ask for after-sales service.

My vostro1400 is modern, just find a testing software, hehe.

After-sales memory modules are more expensive -- if you don't buy a computer, you ask him to add it for you, it will be cheaper. If you've already bought it -- I don't know what to do --

There is no problem with the same frequency, the same brand is more secure, there is no need for the same size, you can also find a 4G one.

You can go to the local computer company to buy a 2G memory on the spot and add it on the spot, so that there is no compatibility problem. Tao, treasure on ***2G 1333 memory is 145 yuan. You can ask your local **.

Just buy a 1333MHz memory plug in, go to the computer store and find someone else to install 4G within 200 yuan of packaging, it is generally OK. In case it is not compatible, the possibility is very low, you can find him to change to another brand. The 2g ones are only about 100.

Other brands can also be used, as long as it is 1333 or less than 1333, I am a Dell N5110 machine, and I have added it to 8G.