PNY OPTIMA 1GB DDR 333 MHz PC2700 Notebook / Laptop SODIMM Memory Module MN1024SD1-333
PNY OPTIMA 1GB DDR 333 MHz PC2700 Notebook / Laptop SODIMM Memory Module MN1024SD1-333
- Storage Capacity – 1GB
- Technology – DDR SDRAM
- Form Factor – SO-DIMM 200pin
- Technology — DDR SDRAM
- Memory Speed — 333MHz DDR-333/PC-2700
DDR (Double Data Rate SDRAM) is a DRAM technology that supports data transfers on both the rising and the falling edges of each clock cycle. This effectively doubles the memory chip`s data throughput and is more efficient than legacy SDR technology. PNY manufactures DDR memory upgrades rated at PC2100, PC2700, and PC3200. They are compatible with desktop and notebook computers and processors such as Intel`s Pentium, Celeron, AMD`s Athlon, Sempron and others. PNY upgrade modules are compatible with systems from Apple, Compaq, DELL, Gateway, HP, IBM and over 5000 other systems. Boost the performance of your PC to its maximum capability. PNY memory upgrades will prove to be an outstanding value both now and in the future.
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July 30th, 2011 at 1:00 pm
Works great with Dell Inspiron 700m laptop,
Looked at a number of companies’ memory chips and decided to take chance on PNY. I have used their products in the past and been completely satisfied. I purchased this for my 700m (and specifically wanted to mention this since I had a hard time determining the requirements for a 700m). The Dell takes one or two modules up to 1GB each. They don’t have to match in size, so I am told, but it is best if they do. I purchased two 1GB modules. Installation was not as easy as expected, but not hard either. The lower memory module is inserted by removing the “M” panel from the bottom of the Inspiron. The upper module requires that you disassemble part of the computer. Again, not as hard as expected. [...] It took me about 20 minutes to install both chips and get the laptop up and running. What a difference! I started with 2 x 256MB and upgraded to 2 x 1GB. Where the laptop churned and churned when I switched users–taking 2-3 minutes to switch–now a user change takes about 10-15 secs.
Should things change after I have had them for a while, I will update this. For the moment, I am very pleased.
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|July 30th, 2011 at 1:43 pm
Cheap and fast,
I had two sticks of 256MB PC2700 RAM in my Dell Inspiron 600m and one of them had fried. I desperately needed an upgrade. After doing a ton of online research, I settled on a 1gb stick of PNY PC2700 RAM and found that Amazon offered the best price over anyone else. Best Buy was selling the same RAM for 200% more! (the crooks)
I learned later on that this particular stick of RAM came from a CompUSA in Pennsylvania, which was going out of business.
Delivery was very fast and the item arrived safely. After a quick installation of the new RAM the performance difference was immediately apparent and there were no problems whatsoever.
I’ve been running my new RAM for nearly a month now and have no complaints despite the fact that my laptop gets as hot as the sun. If I should decide to upgrade to 2gb of RAM, I’ll be sure to order the exact same thing.
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|July 30th, 2011 at 2:36 pm
Didn’t work in my Powerbook G4,
These particular modules didn’t work in my 15″ Powerbook G4 1.25ghz. With them installed, things seemed fine for a while, and then applications would start freezing, and then the whole system would freeze. According to Other World Computing, this is probably due to a specific issue with these systems, and not an indication that the memory itself is bad. Still, I wish this possibility was mentioned by PNY in their documentation. Crucial or Samsung OEM is probably the only way to go in my case.
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