Are you looking for memory for a Gateway computer?

If you are looking for memory for a Gateway desktop, tower, workstation, or server, it is important to note that some Gateway model numbers sound somewhat similar.   For example, there is a Gateway P5-133 that uses simm modules, and there is a Gateway P5-133 that uses dimm modules.  Exact same model number, just different upgrades. There's the Gateway P5-133 that uses 4-clock dimm modules, and there's the Gateway P5-133 that uses 2-clock dimm modules.  That's just one example, but there are so many Gateway computers that have identical model numbers but are completely different computers, using completely different memory upgrades.  So if you wish to place an order for memory upgrades for a Gateway computer, and would like to be sure that you will be receiving the correct upgrades, it is best that you choose your computer's motherboard number, or bios version number, or both, instead of the model number.

If you're unsure of what part number your motherboard is, first try to find your invoice. In most cases, the motherboard part number and/or bios revision number will be listed on your invoice. If they are not listed, or if you cannot find your invoice, then please call Gateway technical support at 800-846-2301 and get this information before you place your order with us.  If you cannot get a hold of Gateway for any reason, then your best bet is to take the bios revision number from your computer.  Reboot your computer.  When the system first boots, the BIOS revision will appear at the top of the screen. Write it down on a piece of paper exactly as you see it.  Then click on the BACK button of your browser, and then click on the appropriate motherboard or BIOS revision number if it is listed. The same BIOS may be used on several different motherboard part numbers in some cases, which means that those motherboards would accept the same upgrades.