According to Crucial memory selector, it suggested that this is a compatible 1GB RAM for an i6000. When looking up an i9300, it says that this is a compatible 1GB RAM. And when looking up iXPS2, it says that this is a compatible 1GB RAM. Now, when just looking up RAM by the specs of 200-pin DDR2 PC2-4200, it shows this as the result returned. My question is why are they're different numbers (and prices, for that matter) for what seems to be compatible systems? Which RAM should I order? By the way, my specs are in my sig.
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Why do the charge difference prices for the SAME parts? How the heck should I know? So, if you're looking for 1GB 200-pin DDR2 PC2-4200 for Dell i6000/i9300/iXPS2, then just go 
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