Dell Inspiron Gaming Laptop Ram Upgrade

My older Dell laptop (inspiron 15-7569) came with only 8gb ram; upgrading to 16gb was the best option other than buying a new laptop. So for under $70 I get a performance boost and don't have to shell out $1000 for a new laptop. And I did it myself using instructions found on the Crucial website.

Purchased to max out the Ram on a new Dell Inspiron 3530 laptop and at the time of purchase B&H had the lowest price. It installed without a hitch and Windows recognized the upgrade easily upon reboot. Have always chose Crucial Ram in the past and never had a problem, I will always choose Crucial in the future.

I bought this RAM to breath more life into an aging Dell Inspiron 660S. Though Dell lists the max RAM as 8GB, I read that people had found that it actually supported 16GB, so I decided to risk buying this, and it worked. It works great in fact. My son reports no more random app crashes due to out-of-memory issues on one of his memory-intensive games. Combined with an earlier upgrade to an SSD, the PC now has years more life to it.

I have a dell inspiron 3847, came with 8 gig of ram. I'm using it for music production, cubase and a lot of vst instruments. Well the day came to add more ram. Because this computer is a bit older, it maxes out at 16 gig. The Crucial 16GB DDR3 1600, was the only thing I could find for an upgrade. These specs are not the fastest, but the mother board would not accept DDR4. Swapping the ram was easy. On restart the computer recognized there was a hardware change, went to settings and ran a diagnostic, than restarted and works great. OS Windows 10 64bit. If your doing music production, I recommend 32GB or more if your computer will accept it.

Upgraded again, an old 2009 Dell Inspiron E-5520. From 4 to 16 gb RAM. I tried to go to 32Gb but unavailable. Tech dept. fast and efficient, as opposed to me. A new battery and bam. Win 10 Pro ripping happily. All for 35 (memory), and battery for 19.00 bucks! USED camera bodies and lenses away out in space! LOL

I used the Module to upgrade a new Dell Inspiron desktop computer from 12 to 24 GB (had to remove a 4 GB module and replace it with the new one). I installed the module myself and had no problems doing this. The PC is noticeably faster with the expanded memory.

I have a Dell Inspiron 3910MT. Wanted to upgrade memory to 32GB. Tried 2 different brands bought locally. Neither one worked. Crucial was recommended. It took a bit of doing, but got them to work. Also have a Crucial 1TB M.2 SSD upgrade. Happy with the Crucial brand. I recommend this brand.

I needed to upgrade my old SSD in my old Dell Inspiron 13. For under $50, this Lexar 512GB NS100 is a steal! Works very well for everyday task.

Used it to upgrade my gaming laptop to 40G RAM. Things work considerably faster now. The hardest part was taking the laptop apart, the actual install was easy. Pros: works without issues, reasonably priced Cons: none so far Other thoughts: Crucial memory, as well as other Micron products, has always been trouble-free in my experience.

Running new Dell Inspiron Ubuntu laptop with Sony SRS-XG300 as external speaker. Connects flawlessly with my Linux laptop. Speaker sounds great for price range and my application (business and music videos). Very happy with purchase. Recommended.