Crucial 2GB 256Mx64PC2-5300 CT25664AC667 DDR2 200-Pin SODIMM Laptop Memory
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Customer Review: Works great.
Summary: 5 Stars
I have an ACER Aspire AO32H-2588 netbook which I bought in Tagrget about 4 months ago. Real nice machine but I felt it was a little too slow with only 1 GB memory installed. Picked up this product and I'm seeing a noticeable difference in speed. Web pages load much quicker and you can have more up at the same time. Took about 2 minutes to install. Carefully unclip the existing memory card, one clip on each side, and gently lift it up and pull it out. It will tilt up so you can grab it. Then install the new one. No need to do anything else on this machine. Nothing will pop up telling you the memory is increased. Just go to control panel and check that you now have 2 GB installed.Customer Review: For my ASUS EEE PC 1005 PEB
Summary: 5 Stars
For my ASUS EEE PC 1005 PEB. The initial hardware installation was easy, open up the back plastic plate with a small screw driver,press the metal clips and out pops the original RAM, replaced it with this one and pressed down and the metal clips held it back into place. Make sure the card is sitting appropriately in the pins.I had trouble in the beginning, the OS wasn't recognizing the 2048mbs of RAM, I researched online to find a review here that said to keep pressing F2 while your computer boots, this will bring you in the BIOS and it should show you that you have 2048mbs of RAM, and press F10. I'm Glad its working, definitely worth the money to get this lil guy running faster.Customer Review: Remember to press F2 to reboot your BIOS!
Summary: 5 Stars
As it has been stated and in case you miss it: When upgrading RAM make sure to refresh your BIOS by hitting F2 until you enter into the BIOS. You should see that the system is now reading all of your RAM and then hit F10 to save changes even though you did not really make any in the BIOS. This allows the computer to now "see" your upgraded RAM. Otherwise your computer might only see the original amount of RAM.
Other than that, this memory is excellent and so is Crucial's website. It has a tool for checking out your memory on any computer and telling you what kind you need to buy and how much you can upgrade it. Check it out on the company's website.
Customer Review: Cheap RAM but works brilliantly
Summary: 5 Stars
When I first saw the page for this RAM, I was little bit wary. 2 GB RAM stick for only $45 (plus S & H)? Luckily, I ordered two for my 13.3" 2.2 GHZ MacBook (Santa Rosa) to max it out at 4 GB. It arrived promptly and my friend installed it for me in like two minutes. It's quite an easy process and it is possible for you to do it yourself. I just wanted to be safe. As soon as I turned on my computer, it recognized and has been speeding ever since. I've had numerous windows on the same desktop and it hasn't even stuttered. So make it worth your while and get 4 GB of RAM for about $100, which is just a fraction of the price Apple sells it at. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT!!!!!Customer Review: Solid Upgrade
Summary: 5 Stars
Got this memory module to upgrade my Acer Aspire One D250 netbook from 1GB of RAM to 2GB of memory before upgrading it from Windows XP to Windows 7. The new memory went in easy and without any trouble. Of course, that is just as much a good review of the Acer netbook design as it is for the memory. It has sped up the way my netbook responds so much I've put off upgrading the OS. Things I didn't think were all that slow (running MS Word 2010, for example) are much snappier with dialog boxes and software tools opening instantly instead of after a one or two second delay.
If you need to upgrade your netbook or laptop, this memory works just fine.