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> It looks like AMPO is a Wintec brand: > > http://www.wintecind.com/mfg/products/memory/ampo/index.htm > > They either manufacturer or relabel the chips, and they don't seem to > publish specifications for them. > Right, Newegg lists the manufacturer as Wintec, and Wintec simply tells you what kind of memory it is, not more details about the hardware. > > You previously said: >> >> According to 3rd-party websites, crucial.com >> (http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.aspx?imodule=CT12864X335), and >> newegg's own 'comments' section, this memory should be compatible > > but Wintec themselves don't list these modules as being compatible with your > Dell Inspiron 5100? (Does Wintec even provide a compatibility cross > reference? I couldn't find one.)
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