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I disconnected my computer, opened it up and plugged in the memory. I reconnected my computer and turned it on and the memory was automatically configured. It works fine - what more can I say? Well I'll tell you - don't worry about the CL2 and CL3 ratings, like I did. I did a little research and CL3 is just fine (like this memory). Unless you are a computer geek and want to make settings in your BIOS for CL2 (which is more expensive, but a little faster) CL3 is the standard for PC 133 SDRAM and comes standerd on most computers that use PC 133 and will work fine.

I needed to upgrade from 128 MB to 512 MB. The memory got to my home through UPS (plus a dog bone for my dog) within about 5 days. Installed easily once I figured out where HP had the memory on the motherboard (behind the drive chassis!). Everything is working like a champ. Excellent buy and compatibility for an upgrade.

I found that this module wouldn't work in my computer,
though industry-standard low density memory worked
fine. Kingston technical support confirmed that this
was high density memory and would not work in my PC.

When I asked them to swap it for standard memory, the
response was that I bought the wrong memory, and it
wasn't their problem to exchange it to make it work.

I'll not buy Kingston products again.