OWC 4.0GB PC3-10600 DDR3 1333MHz SO-DIMM 204 Pin SO-DIMM Memory

This memory is compatible and works on a Lenovo X120e. Seeing the plethora of laptops this would work on including other Lenovos (though newer than mine) I decided to give it a try. Bought 2x4gb sticks and initially the laptop wouldn't boot up or even the screen come on, though it gave 5 very distinctive beeps. Opened up, switched the sticks between the 2 banks making sure each was fully seated and VIOLA, it booted right up without any issues and Win 7 Pro saw all 8gb! This is good in itself since the X120e is spec'ed by Lenovo that they only support it to 4gb max, but it can actually take more 16gb and I've read an instance of even 32gb running in one without issue. In any event this RAM is identical to the Samsung that came stock in my laptop, just 2gb larger per stick. I'd highly recommend this as it's the best priced RAM that I've seen for 4gb DDR3 PC10600 sticks, and it's genuine Samsung which you can't go wrong with.

Perfect. I have an ancient mid 2010 iMac 27" and found that there weren't too many options to get a single 4 GB RAM chip from. I had a single 4 GB on my desk, and think I must have broken a different 4 GB chip in the past year or so during installation attempts. But, that is the past. I carefully read up on specs, and compared with the chip on my desk. As well as reading the nice, full description provided by this product's listing. At first I got a bad RAM beep beep, but it was "pilot error". I hadn't fully pushed this chip in. Tangentially (well, that's how my brain works), I was somewhat amused that the package came from Dataram on Alexander Rd. in Princeton. Besides matriculating there, I remember Dataram during the 20 years I lived there, which ended nearly 20 years ago. Small world. As a retired/out of date computer genius, with far fewer $ than a decade ago, I'm not up to date on what kind of bloat ware might be slowing down my iMac. HOWEVER, in current work I need both Photoshop and Dreamweaver (with extensions) smoothly running at the same time. I think this should do the trick -- going from 12GB to 16GB of system RAM.

I had a Dell desktop that worked fine for many years, but finally went kaput. About this time, my daughter was aware of an available open box Samsung laptop and brought it home for me. The laptop is very serviceable, but with the passage of time it was running very slow. Many times, I resorted to rebooting the computer to start over when the laptop froze up. I am quite computer literate and have opened desktops to do things like adding an additional hard drive. But I'm not really comfortable opening up a laptop and tinkering about. I knew that additional RAM might help as the laptop had only 4G, but didn't pursue this until a good friend encourage me to take a crack at it. I read a lot of interviews here on Amazon and focused on this 4G memory upgrade. One of the interviews recommended downloading a free copy of the software CPU-Z which I did (thank you very much). I learned so much about what is installed on my laptop including what RAM memory unit is already installed, how many additional slots are available and how well everything is working. I ordered the Samsung memory which was very easy to install. As soon as I rebooted and over the course of the last month, the laptop has been running lightening fast. I spent a lot of frustrating time before installing this memory, but am so happy with the results. Why did I wait so long? I will note that I'm not a gamer. I'm just checking websites, writing emails, printing and stuff like this. I hope my review is helpful and you will take the leap. The memory is so inexpensive, it would be worth a try even if you ended up tossing it for some reason.

I purchased two of these to upgrade my HP DV6 Pavilion laptop and my husbands HP DV7Pavilion, they work very well for our computers I think that it works a little better for my husbands computer than mine because of our different processors- he has AMD and I have Intel Quad core. I decided to purchase these because we both upgraded our OS to Windows 8.1 and noticed that the RAM was at 100% each time we went online to game. So, we are both upgraded to 6GB RAM and his computer is perfectly fine, however I don't think I have enough but my laptop is definitely performing better than it was initially. (For those who have upgraded to the new Windows OS 8.0 or 8.1 I would recommend expanding the RAM especially if you have an HP)

Pros: improves multitasking performance, easy installation Cons: one incident of BSOD, not enough to run more intensive programs I originally had 3GB of RAM on my laptop. Adding this stick took me to 6GB and I can see a little bit of a difference in my laptop's performance. It seemed to work a little snappier and have a little less lag when browsing the web. The main reason that I bought it was to hopefully allow me to work on multiple parts at once in Solid Works, but the performance increase still wasn't enough to run it properly. Installing the RAM was a breeze, just pop out the old chip and put in the new one. So far I've only had one blue screen of death occur, but it doesn't seem to have been a major issue as nothing has happened since. If you like to multitask a lot on the computer and are looking to make your computer work a little bit faster, this RAM will do the trick.

It’s been 8 yrs since I bought this item and I just realized I haven’t made a review since purchase. This memory module was installed on a Sony Vaio E series. It worked great even until now. I was browsing Amazon to order an SSD for that same laptop. And I came across these items I haven’t reviewed. Thanks seller. Your products have superb quality. My very long term review can prove that.

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Good, Product, Price Very close to Market rate

Was delivered within a week even if it came from USA to Canada

The seller is the best , thank you , product is very good

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