will this work for all in one desktop pc null

It depends on what your desktop will take, the best option for you to do is go to http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscanner and it will do a scan and tell you what you have and what you can upgrade to. Then look to see what BestBuy has and purchase from them.

Hello, This is desktop memory and generally in-in-one computers use laptop memory. You will need to contact the manufacturer of your PC and obtain the specifications. These will tell you what type of memory you should purchase. PNY Brand Champion

Hello, Most likely it will not be compatible as this is desktop memory and most all in one computer models only accept SODIMM (laptop) memory. You will need to refer to the literature that came with your computer or the computer manufacturer for memory compatibility information. PNY Brand Champion

It all depends. You should probably pull your system apart and see what is inside it. I have had a couple of all in one pc's that actually used laptop memory and not desktop memory. there really isn't a way to tell unless you physically open it up and look.

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It depends on what your desktop will take, the best option for you to do is go to http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/systemscanner and it will do a scan and tell you what you have and what you can upgrade to. Then look to see what BestBuy has and purchase from them.
Answered by skippermedia 9 years ago
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Hello, This is desktop memory and generally in-in-one computers use laptop memory. You will need to contact the manufacturer of your PC and obtain the specifications. These will tell you what type of memory you should purchase. PNY Brand Champion
Answered by PNYTechnicalSupport 9 years ago
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Hello, Most likely it will not be compatible as this is desktop memory and most all in one computer models only accept SODIMM (laptop) memory. You will need to refer to the literature that came with your computer or the computer manufacturer for memory compatibility information. PNY Brand Champion
Answered by PNY 9 years ago
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It all depends. You should probably pull your system apart and see what is inside it. I have had a couple of all in one pc's that actually used laptop memory and not desktop memory. there really isn't a way to tell unless you physically open it up and look.
Answered by scantool 9 years ago
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