HP-pavilion upgrade question

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  Product name: HP Pavilion dv7t-2000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC

  PRODUCT # NB444AV

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  When I bought the laptop, HP included a "FREE upgrade to 4 GB DDR2 memory (2 Dimm) 2 GB DDR2 memory (2 Dimm) system system'. I don't check then. Now, when it is slow, I checked the memory installed by 'Start-> computer-> (right click)-> properties-> installed memory (RAM). It shows that 2 GB.

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  Thank you for your expert advice.

  You are the very welcome.

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01689926.PDF

  Please see Chapter 4, page 54.

  It seems to me that there are two memory slots (one almost on top of the other). Take a look at the illustration.

  This is why the memory in Chapter 1 specifications indicate that you can install up to 8 GB of memory (2 x 4 GB).

  You can install a single chip PC2-6400 4 GB and leave the one you have in there now.

  It comes to the module memory 4 GB good cheaper brand I could find.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820148288

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  You are the very welcome.

  I never went beyond the installation of hard drives, memory and wireless cards in my notebooks.

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  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  Chapter 4 will have removal and replacement procedures.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01951704.PDF

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  But since there is no 6 concert sticks; only 2, 4 and 8, we know that you have a 2 gig and a 4 GB and you can mix the 2 and add a 4.

  The laptop will not support 8 modules of concert and it will work better with 2 of the same size due to something called mode memory dual channel which is only used when you have two identical modules. So yes, you need to duplicate the existing 4 GB module for a total of 8 and you will see a modest but noticeable improvement in speed.

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  Message edited by ArnoldT on 20/09/2009 21:55

  Hello

  Here is a link to your product and specifications of the motherboard. Whatever this is socket µPGA478 Pentium 4 Willamett and Northwood line is supported according to the specifications published HP. Processor FSB should be 400 Mhz.

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• Pavilion 15-ab150sa: HP - Pavilion 15-ab150sa 15.6 "laptop RAM UPGRADE QUESTION

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  I do not work for HP. I am a user final colleague who has some knowledge based on fact that for a few years. I never came across a computer that will a 8 GB module and has a slot for memory that will not accept a second module of 8 GB for a total of 16 concerts. If you buy the 8 GB module and it doesn't work I'll buy it from you for a reasonable current retail value. Just PM me.

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  Hi, first post.

  Just given a free laptop DV6000 and I like to tinker. Have built & modified several jobs over the years, but this is my first laptop.

  Identify the first thing. Top screen bezel page HR said HP Pavilion DV6000

  Said a slogan on bottom DV6700, but also DV6818CA (isn't it a Canadian cell phone, with a bilingual keyboard).

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  Googling the product # gives this hit: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01393353

  It has 4 GB of RAM in it, right now and is under Win7 Home Premium.

  I think to get the fastest processor that the Mobo can handle and stick it in there. At present, it has a @1 T2370. 73 Ghz, and from what I understand, I can put in the processor the faster is a T7800 @ 2.6 Ghz (if I read correctly)

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  Advice or direct experience anyone? Thanks in advance.

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  I can easily get back to Vista and do an update of the BIOS in the first place, if necessary, the new processor, then reinstall Win7.

  My BIOS version is F.52 24/03/2008

  Hello:

  I must have missed reading your post.

  It's because I don't watch that normally messages unanswered, and yours is as responded because you posted more than once until I woke up the next morning.

  Your laptop may actually take the T9500 since you have an equal or superior to F.45 bios.

  The release notes for F.45 State... Adds support for Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processors T8100, T8300, T9300, T9500.  Fixes the problem where the 1394 port may not work after the release of the standby mode.

  Yes, you will definitely your laptop brick if you update the BIOS while running Windows 7.  You need to Flash the BIOS in Vista.

  Memory... Yes, your PC will work happily 2 x 4 GB PC2 - 5300 or memory 6400. However, unlike the desktop version of the 965 chipset that manages the memory at 800 MHz, the mobile version runs only the memory at 667 MHz.

  You can read that this related thread about memory in dv6500 + Intel models with the 965 chipset.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware-e-g-Windows-8/the-dv6700z-and-dv9700z-will-support-over-4GB-of-RAM/m-p/566163#M42472

  The bad news is that if you have not already this memory (or you can get it at a steep discount), you will pay over $ 200 for 2 x 4 GB for memory that you need.

  I would think more than twice before shelling out that kind of $$$ for the memory of a dated PC.