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09-01-2008 06:29 PM
09-01-2008 06:53 PM - last edited on 09-03-2008 02:20 AM
The only thing I'll add to this is to ensure that you are using the correct RAM in your notebook. To select your RAM, please consult the manufacturer for more information or use a good memory scanner to determine just what memory is compatible. Good luck!
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05-16-2009 09:32 PM
Funny you mentioned that, on the manufacturers site for this laptop it states this machine takes DDR, but infact it take DDR2. So yeah, double-check the RAM that's in your computer. I had FS look over the site to see which RAM I needed and another competitior across the road, both said DDR not DDR 2. Anyhow, it works great.
Good video Krypto


06-13-2009 01:30 PM
Check your "Manual" for that information...
06-17-2009 12:24 AM - last edited on 06-17-2009 12:32 AM
Check your "manual"? Nearly all computer manufacturers avoid including it now-a-days. And reading from a manual still isn't as useful as actually seeing someone do it. Even if your laptop is different, the above video still shows the basic steps to follow when upgrading your RAM.
Snapshot, I just saw your post... thanks for the comment! ![]()
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