Is this a good memory card for my laptop?

[setro2]

http://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Technology-HyperMedia-PC2-5300-Notebook/dp/B008A2VZK4/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid=1349921146&sr=8-16&keywords=gateway+m6309+laptop+memory

Is it? All help is appreciated.
My laptop is a gateway windows vista M-6309

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[Nickelob Ultra]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231116

Go with this.

Buying 256MB for $21?  Hell no.  Even if it's semi-antique RAM, you're wasting your time with 256MB of RAM.  If you're intent on keeping this laptop, going all the way to its 2GB maximum is the best bet.

[steve5451]

It's only 256MB, too low to realistically make a difference.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231116

Go with this.

Buying 256MB for $21?  Hell no.  Even if it's semi-antique RAM, you're wasting your time with 256MB of RAM.  If you're intent on keeping this laptop, going all the way to its 2GB maximum is the best bet.

This guy knows what's up. Is that the highest kit you can get with that RAM?

[Nickelob Ultra]

Is that the highest kit you can get with that RAM?

Idk what you mean by this.  You mean with this specific type for this laptop (200-pin DDR2 SODIMM)?  No I think there were like 4GB kits available too.  However, Gateway lists that this laptop has a maximum RAM limit of 2GB so putting more would be useless (or cause problems, never really hit a motherboard's RAM limit.)

[steve5451]

Gateway lists that this laptop has a maximum RAM limit of 2GB so putting more would be useless (or cause problems, never really hit a motherboard's RAM limit.)

Ah, I see.