HP DC 7900 CMT: Memory HP

Hello!

I decided to upgrade memory on my computer and I'm confused by what's seen here:

https://h10057.www1.HP.com/ecomcat/hpcatalog/specs/provisioner/05/KP719AV_link.htm

This (VH640AA) memory is compatible with my computer?

Hello

I wouldn't try to use this memory in your PC.  His laptop in the memory.

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