Hardware

First check the motherbord for the 164 pin slots,which would be used for dimms
The modules you described are simms which have to used as pairs,so you are correct that they 32MHz modules each,check Kingston or Crucial web sites for memory,Kingston has a memory digest that will assist you with selecting the right memory.
Check your motherboard manual or manufacturers web site to make sure of the amount of memory you can upgrade too.

The reason that HP keeps saying that is what you have is because the Pavilion 6350, according to their specs, has 168 pin DIMM. The easiest way to tell is by the number of divisions the memory has where it fits into the system board. If there are 2 divisions, then you are correct, although another possibility is that the actual model number is different OR the memory you are looking at is video memory. I have seen it happen (albeit rarely) where extra things are put into systems. My in-laws' first computer had 32MB instead of the 16MB it was supposed to have!
If there are three divisions, with each of them being different sizes, then it is most likely a 168 pin DIMM. Hope this helps!!

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