Installation upgrade memory on Tecra M2

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• Upgrade memory for Tecra A5

  Hello, if anyone can help, I would be very grateful.

  I have a Tecra A5 that I bought a few years ago and recently it has become quite slow. On the suggestion of a colleague, I rebooted the machine, remove a lot of unused programs and it seems to have improved.

  However, I would like to upgrade the RAM. Currently, the task manager tells me I have 1 GB of available, and I read that the Tecra A5 can handle 2 GB, which seems likely to boost performance.

  However, looking at the manual and at the bottom of the laptop, it only seems to be a slot to expand memory. Looking at websites selling RAM upgrades, there only seems to be 128, 256, 512 and 1024 MB memory upgrades.

  Here's the question. Should I buy two memory upgrades 1 GB (and if so, where did I put the other?)

  I have a feeling that when I bought the laptop, the seller has provided two upgrades memory of 512 MB.

  Thanks for any advice on this.

  You are right. Your Tecra can be upgraded up to 2 GB. Compatible RAM module has PA3313U-2M1G part number. Are you a location is available downstairs?
  This old Tecra is unknown to me, but what I do know, is that all laptops with a RAM slot at the bottom have an another slot memory under the keyboard.

  If you want to have full access to this slot machine, you must remove the keyboard.

• Upgrade memory on Tecra M7

  How you actually improve the RAM on a Tecra M7. This is a new laptop and the correct memory card has already been purchased. I can't find technical info in the manual or on the website on how to do it physically.

  Concerning
  Marion

  Hello

  On most laptops the slot of memory are placed at the bottom of the unit, but it seems that the Tecra M7 slots are placed under the keyboard.

  may I ask why you are suggesting that the user manual provides no information about the upgrade memory?
  I downloaded the manual to the user on the Toshiba site and found a statement long and detailed how to upgrade and insert the modules!

  You should check out Chapter 3-> features and utilities and Options-> memory expansion

  Post again after the replacement.

  Hello and goodbye

• Upgrade memory for Tecra CDT 550

  I have a toshiba tecra 550 CDT laptop with 64 MB of RAM.

  I want to migrate the RAM.

  Memory expansions I could install and what is the maximum size of the memory?

  Thanks for any help.
  Jochen

  Hello

  Well, as I know you can upgrade memory for max 160 MB.
  I found information on this module and it is compatible with your laptop:

  16 MB RAM Part number: PA2039U
  32 MB RAM Part number: PA2043U
  64 MB RAM Part number: PA2044U
  128 MB RAM Part number: PA2054U

  Good bye

• Beginner looking for the best upgrade memory for Tecra 8000

  Hello - I am currently looking to upgrade the memory on my Tecra 8000 the current 96 of at least 256.

  Is it possible that I can't find info on 256 MB extensions that are compatible

  I also want to upgrade my hard drive of at least 20 Gb, but I think it will be easier

  Any advice would be much appreciated

  Hello

  In my opinion, you should contact the Service partner and ask them what a memory module is compatible with your laptop. I found that PC100 128 MB (PA3005U) is certainly usable for Tecra 8000.

  Please be careful because all modules may not be recognized by BIOS correctly.

  It is possible that 256 MB RAM PA3069U - 1 M 25 is compatible but I'm not sure about this. Pick up information by the Service partner before buy you one.

• Installation upgrade memory in the new laptop (E8730w)

  I just got my new laptop and was dismayed to see that I obviously have to install the 2 GB memory upgrade that I ordered.  When I'm ready to install it, I will contact HP technical support.  I'm interested in the big picture right now.  The laptop has installed Windows Xp and Vista, stored on the hard drive.  No matter if I use the new laptop for, say, from the user's manual before as I have added additional memory, or is it better not to use the laptop until I have all of the memory (2 GB original and 2 GB upgrade) in place.  I hope that this process will be no more complicated than to install an ethernet card in a years office 5 or 6.  Where can I get good screwdriver to open the module compartment memory?  From my experience, it is easy band, the head of a screw phillips, especially a small head, if there is no appropriate screwdriver.  I'd appreciate any idea on these issues.

  I don't think that no matter how long you use it before you install the memory. Regarding the screwdriver, I use a 41678 artisan to work on laptops with screws Phillips. It could cost $ 1.69 at any Sears and any tech tools for perhaps $15 will be a very similar small Phillips. You will know if you are stripping it, so stop everything. Memory installation is much easier than to put a PCI on a desk. Relax its all good.

• Upgrade memory on Tecra M1

  Could someone tell me what memory I need to upgrade I have installed currently 512 but don't know what type it is

  Hello

  At first a general info:
  You could upgrade the memory up to 2 GB. So you can use max 2 x 1024MB
  The laptop must also manage these modules:
  PC2100 256 MB (PA3127U - 1 M 25)
  PC2100 512 MB (PA3164U - 1 M 51)
  PC2100 1 GB (PA3278U-1M1G)

  Modules specification is SODIMM DDR - 266 MHz / PC2100

  Hope that my information will bring more light in this case bye ;)

• Upgrade memory Tecra A7

  I notice any performance gain (in WinXP Pro) if I put the sticks of DDR2-667 memory instead of DDR2-533 modules standard in my Tecra A7-202? I've already upgraded memory in my notebook from 512 MB to 1 GB (I added the second module of 512 MB - DDR2-533), but now I am considering upgrading to 2x1GB, possibly in DDR2-667.

  Hello

  Are you sure that the DDR2-667 memory modules are compatible?
  To my knowledge the Tecra A7 supports only DDR2-533 modules.
  These are 200-pin SODIMM DDR2 PC2-4200, CL = 4, NON - ECC, DDR2-533 modules

  But to tell the truth I put t think you will feel a performance increase with the help of the DDR2-667 modules.

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• Firefox 4 beta too slow / crashing after upgrade memory?

  Hello

  my beta firefox started crashing my whole system yesterday and only noticeable change I did was upgrade memory of 3 to 4 GB of RAM...

  I tested my system widely and it works very well until firefox is started, after that, the system started crashing and takes forever to be reactive. I uninstalled and reinstalled firefox, tried running without addons, I tried to close all the tabs and all Eske I remembered... still no luck.

  I am desperate because I really wanted to keep this beta on my computer, and cuz is a new facility, I can not install firefox 3.6 on side by side, I only have an option 'upgrade' on the installation wizard...

  What can I do to fix this?

  Thanks in advance!

  The steps to troubleshoot and diagnose problems of Firefox would say you always try in questions to troubleshoot Firefox in Safe Mode of course some additional software may conflict, it is even more likely if you are using a beta version of firefox and probably the beta or alpha some of the addons or plugins.

• HP compaq cq58-250sq: Hp Compaq CQ58-250SQ, upgrade memory.

  Hello

  For some time now, I was planning on upgrading my old memory to portable computers, is looking all over the internet after some information about the Mhz overclock and him downclock Mhz, or at least to see if it is fixed at 1 066 Mhz, if anyone of you have any information on this subject please do not be shy to share.

  To avoid confusion, the name of the product is CQ58-250SQ.

  Thanks in advance and keep up the good work, I saw theres a nice community here.

  Hello

  The specific technical explanation, is that the processor FSB (front bus sidel) having your laptop is that 1066 MHz for this reason even if installation compatible memory 1600 or 1333 MHz downshift automatically make 1066 MHz.

  Another thing you should consider is that versions of Windows 7 32-bit (Home, Pro, Ultimate) support up to 4 GB of RAM, the exception is Windows 7 Starter, which supports up to 2 GB, for more than 4 GB necessary OS 64 - bit

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03575298.PDF

  E1-1200 1.40 GHz processor (1066 MHz memory speed, dual core, 18 W)

  Supports up to 8192 GB of RAM DDR3/1600 MHz (SODIMM DDR3) system

  DDR3/1333 MHz (DDR3/1600-MHz demoted in DDR3/1333 MHz)
  DDR3/1066 MHz (DDR3/1600-MHz demoted in DDR3/1066 MHz)

  Supports the following configurations:
  Total system memory of 8192 MB ● (4096 × 2; not supported on a 32-bit system)
  System memory total 6144 MB (4096 × 1 + 2 048 × 1) ●; not supported on a 32-bit system
  ● total 4096 MB system memory (4096 × 2 048 or 1 × 2)
  ● total 2048 MB system memory (2 048 × 1).

• Upgrade memory R61i

  My R61i has 1 GB of ram in one location.

  I read that the 32 bit Win XP Pro can't handle/recognize/use a maximum of 3 GB of maximum ram of 4 GB.

  I would like to upgrade memory... what would be best for increased performance... buy a pair of 2 GB modules and put one in each slot, or just let the 1 GB in place and buy 1 x 2 GB module and thread it into the empty slot... and 2 GB would work ok with the existing 1 GB...

  For the 32 bit OS, there is no significant difference in performance between the installation of 3 and 4 concert, so 3 gig should do well.

• Upgrade memory on an all in a single LX830

  I may upgrade the 4 GB provided to meet the requirements of the program. Additional memory needs to be installed in pairs? The existing 4 GB occupies a dwelling, can I mount 8 GB in another location or it will be incompatible?

  Well, mainly upgrade memory depends on the support of the chipset/CPU.

  Not quite sure what computer Toshiba LX830 do you have exactly but as far as I know the L830 all in one units would support up to 16 GB of RAM.

  A property used by a 4 GB RAM module and housing is free.
  This is why it must be able to use another additional module of 8 GB RAM.

  But of course, another module of 8 GB RAM should be compatible with the current 4 GB of RAM.
  Otherwise, you will get some compatibility issues

• Upgrade memory on NB300-108

  Looking to upgrade the RAM to 2 GB on my NB300-108

  Have you looked at the website of Toshiba and the cost, but there seems to be a plethora of alternative sites with upgrades memory compatible when I put in the part number.

  Would like to receive experiences in the forum about alternatives etc.

  Thank you

  Hello

  The laptop supports DDR2 800 MHz SO-DIMM or PC2-5300 (DDR2 667 Mhz) modules.
  These modules are provided by different companies.
  There are good quality modules and less quality modules

  Of course, you can choose and buy the cheapest, but in this case, you use the risk of compatibility problems.

  I made good experiences with RAM from Kingston. These are of good quality and not too expensive modules

• Upgrading memory on the NB550D - 11 d - 4 GB of RAM are possible

  To anyone who thinks of a memory upgrade on the NB550D:

  The NB550D supports up to 4 GB of memory, not only 2 GB as mentioned by Toshiba in their specifications.
  Upgrade memory to 2 GB is _only limited_ by the pre installed Windows 7 Starter OS, and not by the netbook itself.

  I use Linux Mint 11 Katya, 64-bit and my system works perfectly well with a 4 GB ram module. If you want to use the full support for 4 GB ram, get rid of the Win 7 Starter operating system.

  Specifications for more memory ram volume are DDR3 1333 MHz PC3-10600 SO-Dimm. I chose a 4 GB of Corsair module, because of the guarantee of 30 years of offers from Corsair.

  It took me a while to find this out hope, that this will be a help to all those who are just as secure as I was how to upgrade memory NB550D. Good luck. (o).

  Thanks for the comments

  Also it of important to mention than the 32-bit systems (not serious if its Linux or Windows) would recognize only 3.2 GB since it is a limitation of 32-bit
  So to use all of the 4 GB RAM 64-bit system is required.