I have 4 or 5 2GB 204PIN 256Mx64 DDR RAM sticks after a few laptop upgrades. I have no use for them. So I'm giving them away.

OK so maybe it's not that great...

But hey, it's free. I'd like to give them to people who maybe have work machines that need some more power but their bosses or companies are too damn shortsighted to invest in the RAM. So tell me why you need/deserve the RAM and I'll pick the best sob story. If you throw in some photos of your dog looking sad it might help...

These will fit Dell M6400s for sure but I'm betting it'll fit other Dell machines.

The crucial part# is CT25664BC1067: http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs. ... 5664BC1067 You can run the scanner there to find what RAM you need for your machine.

Please check to make sure you can use the RAM (make sure you have open spots) before you ask for it.

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Is it really great RAM if you're giving it away?

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I have no sob story

If i think of one i'll let you know.
I think my m6400 is full of 1GB sticks.
Its also still stuck on XP 32 bit

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I started out with nothing and still have most of it left.

If it's running Win32 then you'll only see 3 of your 4GB.

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I upgraded my M4400 for about 400


8 gb of RAM http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... pNo=780969

Windows 7 64bit http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=306

and a new hybrid drive. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... CatId=2682

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Donovan's first rule of Vault installations: The likelyhood of a network installation commiting fubar in a new and unexpected manner increases exponentially with each additional person in a company’s I.T. Dept.

Second rule, make sure that I.T. has applied all necessary service packs to windows, 300 MBs still take awhile to download via High Speed Internet.

Caution, User may not be conscious at the time of posting.