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Input: Not much needs to be said about computer RAM specifically for laptops, but I can say that the upgrade was quick, easy, and painless.<br />Simply release the retaining latches on each side of the old RAM module, gently remove the (being sure to avoid any static discharges, of course) old module, then insert this new RAM module, gently seating it until the latches click fully into place.<br />Turn the computer on, and just like that, my laptop goes from 4GB to 8GB of RAM.<br />Everything works perfectly, and the computer's performance is improved dramatically.<br />One note to anyone using a 32-bit OS, such as all Windows XP editions except for &#34;Professional X64&#34; or &#34;Itanium,&#34; will not benefit from this upgrade, since the maximum amount of RAM those can address is 3.2GB or 4GB of installed RAM.<br />This is not just a Microsoft limitation, but inherent to all 32-bit operating systems, including older version from Apple and even 32-bit Linux and other Unix-like systems.<br />Once you upgrade to a proper 64-bit OS (Windows 7, Windows 8.x, 64-bit Linux, etc.), you will be able to use well beyond 8GB of RAM.<br />Does your motherboard have room for nearly 17 billion gigabytes of RAM?<br />No, I'm not joking with that last sentence.

Good quality memory upgrade for laptops