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  I'm running into a problem to upgrade the RAM on my Aspire 1830 t-3425.  There currently 2x2G of PC3-8500 ram in it, but I found the information that says that it will take up to PC3-10600 ram 2x4G.  (http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Aspire%201830T%20TimelineX&Cat=RAM is my source)

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  As I said before, I never knew Crucial to be wrong, but I have a feeling that they might well be this time!

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  > The laptop would not simply work with the new installed RAM modules. It would work with one alone, nor even less with my old configuration of a module of 1 GB and 256 GB module. Start and run for five minutes before a freeze; white screen with fans roar; blue screen; frozen screen normal with strange artifacts; No start at all. everything.

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  the manufacturer that you saw? Will they have the same characteristics, then they should go up. The best decision would be to take some kingston or the essential modules. They have been tested to work well with toshibas, just so consider buy some kingstons with the specifications of the original toshiba modules and have fun with them.

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