Works (well) in our old Acer laptop Aspire 1350 (Bj. Ca. 2004)

Both memory modules appear properly in our old Acer laptop Aspire 1350 (Bj. Ca. 2004) to work. He has a Memory Controller VIA CN 400. I have already received intensive memory test a small Linux distribution that gparted essentially contains only the partitioning tool, run it and no errors.

"Probably" and "seem" I write because the laptop lately (with the original XP installation) sometimes "freeze" and simply become unresponsive (no "blue screen", it remains the current screen are, but the computer responds no longer). Whether that was earlier so my wife could not say for sure, and I, who practice as provisional replacement use the laptop only since the incorporation of two new storage latch can Of course, do not say anything. As far as could possibly might be to blame the memory, even if the memory test has recently shown no error.

The two memory bars were packed very well in their Originalhuelle, which in turn was sealed with a printed paper tape.

Overall, the upgrade of the main memory is a very useful measure in order to be able to continue using older hardware halfway useful. Working with the computer now makes at least in comparison to previously fun again and is no longer dominated by the numerous agonizing memory inputs and Auslagerungsvorgaengen. Too bad that the maximum size is the 1st generation per bolt when 1GB DDR memory and in the laptop (almost?) Always only 2 Steckplaetze exist!