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• IPhone 7 and 7 more dimmer/yellowish screen than the iphone 5 and 6 years

  Hello

  Everyone knows the same problem as me watching their new iphone 7/7plus?

  I noticed the two 7 resolution of the display of the model were more yellowish and weaker than previous models, even if each of them had their brightness set to the maximum value.

  Anyone has an idea why is it like that? Thank you!

  

  From left to right (iphone 7plus, 7, 6 and 5 years)

  Hello

  I thought I was the only one with this problem! I noticed exactly the same where my 6s displays blanks that are white just neutral and my iPhone 7 tends to be on the warm side. I don't know why, but this effect when the iPhone screen 7 is dimmer reminds me of AMOLED screens.

  My idea would be that the glue between the LCD and the glass needs time to completely dry, but I m not sure.

  Also, I noticed that my iPhone 6s is much smoother. In particular, the animation when you click the home button feels liquid smooth on my 6 s, then the iPhone 7 feels like the animation is cut into two pieces.

  Last thing I noticed during the last 24 hours is overheating. If she's in charge, making simple tasks, this new phone overheat very easily.

  (I apologize if there are some grammatical errors in my post, I'm French)

• Satellite P10 and so-DIMM DDR400 problem

  (First, hi to all and sorry for my BAD English: o)

  Given that I have install my new memory DDR400 (Corsair Value Select VS512DS400 x 2) in My P10, problems occur: error in windows, Crc in files compressed, etc... I try with my old DDR333: no problem.

  Give it a try with a friend of mine who have the same P10:
  exactly the same error

  I do some research, and I found a possibility:
  I see in the technical data sheet for DDR400 (and all the DDR400 SO-DIMMs are like that) the required voltage is 2.6 volts.
  And for the DDR333 needs only 2.5 Volts.

  I want to know (or confirm) if DAL00 motherboard which is inserted into the series P10 (I use 1.90v bios) can proceed to 2, 6V?

  It was very strange because I use CPU - Z to determine how fast is used for DDR400, bios seems to determine the correct speed for DDR400 (200 Mhz) and pass the FSB ratio to 1:1, Arf! good for this point! : o).

  The first time I saw the DDR333 memory in the Toshiba
  with a 3.0HT processor (which use bus 800 Mhz Quadpumped)
  I was very surprised! : o).
  Eheh, Toshiba engineers maybe had same problems when
  they used the DDR400 on it?

  Can you help me for this technical problem?

  Best regards, Ray

  Hi Ray

  In your case is problem BIOS don't recognize new RAM module. It's very nice that you are interesting about this problem, but this kind of question can be answered simply by an engineer or expert, and it will not solve your problem.
  Always is it that you need RAM DDR SODIMM (333 MHZ). The best solution for your unit is to buy one of these three modules:

  256 MB (PA3311U - 1 M 25)
  512 MB (PA3312U - 1 M 51)
  1024MB (PA3313U-1M1G).

  Good luck!

• 8 GB DIMM modules for early 2008 Mac Pro

  I see that OWC is now selling the 8 GB DIMMs for early 2008 Mac Pro (8-core, 3.2 GHz). This leads to the potential total RAM up to 64 GB.

  Anyone has any experience of the use of these, or potential problems?

  Thank you!

  I would call OWC and ask them. I remember not only here posts on this topic.

  However. I myself would buy a chance 2009-2012 in the place and level it. These Mac Pro are the most capable and reliable and 8 GB sticks are 1/3 of the cost of those of 2008.

• SODIMM or DIMM - support pages contraditory

  I want to add 2 GB of RAM for my desktop Compaq and the specifications online lead me to DDR3 SODIMM - this doesn't seem right I http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us & lc = in...

  Clearly, another page for this same motherboard calls for 240pin DIMM.
  https://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us & LC = e...

  Can you advise the exact type I need?

  Thank you
  Toni

  The link to the second document is correct and has the correct information.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c02556928

  SODIMM have no place on a desktop motherboard. They don't even not in good physical shape. I note that the responsible parties so that they can correct the error.

  Good fishing!

  @ToniODonovan

  Since it seems that you have decided to upgrade the memory. I highly recommend that you only install the modules of memory that are guaranteed compatible by the manufacturer. Do not match the specifications you see on the card of motherboard with what you will find available, buy and install and expect them to work.  You can find you very disappointed if you use the method "corresponds to the plug. Rely on what the manufacturers guarantee, where they say what will work in the motherboard of your desktop PC.

• Satellite 1410-604 + SO-DIMM DDR 512/2100

  If I understand correctly, I can use CSD (PC2100) memory.

  I can SO-DIMM DDR 512/2100 instead of CSD (PC2100) memory?

  Hello

  This unit supports 2 slots of memory and you can upgrade the memory maximum. 512 MB (2x256MB) in addition to these memory SDRAM modules are supported:
  PC2100 128 MB (PA3126U - 1 M 12)
  PC2100 256 MB (PA3127U - 1 M 25)

  Generally you cannot use different memory modules. Toshiba recommends using SDRAM PC2100 modules. In this case you shouldn't t use all other modules

• Working Mobile HP ZBook 17: HP ZBook 17 - how to locate the slot for failing to DIMM

  When running memory diagnostics, I get a failure where newspapers are pointing to "channel Num Num 1 DIMM 0"- but nothing on which four slots contains DIMM failure.

  Where can I find documentation that translates this DIMM/channel numbering scheme to the numbers 1-4 or location physical location (primary or Expansion) mentioned in the service manual?

  I tried to keep this brief and precise question, but I can provide more details if necessary.

  Thank you!

  I resorted to an approach of trial and error to swap DIMM and execution of diagnostic tests to find the bad DIMM.  It was tedious (especially where I had to keep remove the optical drive and the keyboard to switch to the primary slots), but I finally managed to determine that I had TWO bad DIMM, replaced those with the new, and I'm back running with 32 GB.

  I never got an answer about the Diagnostics DIMM numbering at the locations of the physical location to translate, but I managed to learn more through my tests.  Here's what I've been able to determine:

  PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS

  Channel #? / DIMM #0 main site #1

  Channel #? / DIMM #0 main site #2

  Channel #1 / #1 location #1 DIMM Expansion

  Channel #0 / DIMM #1 Expansion Slot #2

  This should really be recorded somewhere and maybe I wasn't able to find the right document.  I hope this information helps someone else.

• Pavilion 500-505nb: 2 DIMM memory instead of 1

  Hello

  I have a question about above office:

  This PC has now 8 GB of ram DDR3 inside, 1 single memory unit.

  I was wondering if I where 2 2 GB ones, replace if

  the ability to dual channel would work? The processor is an AMD A10-7800

  one.

  I reduce the ram from 8 to 4 as the operating system is Windows 8.1 32bits

  because I need for some special programms that refuse to run

  on the 64-bit version.

  For the rest a good enough PC!

  Thanks for your time,

  Eugene

  Hello

  Of the record of your machine, it supports:

  Memory upgrade information

  • Dual channel memory architecture

  • Two DIMM DDR3 240-pin connectors

  • Supports DIMM DDR3 modules

    • PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)

    • PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600)

    • PC3-14400 (DDR3-1866)

  • Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB, or 8 GB DIMMS

  • Supports up to 4 GB on 32 - bit systems

• Speed by Satellite P100-400 SO-dimm?

  Hi, I would like to know what is the top speed of the so-dimm this laptop (Satellite P100-400) can handle? I want to add 2 GB of RAM, I currently have 1 GB DDR2 533 mhz and I saw this OCZ SoDimm 2 GB DD2 PC2-6400 800 Mhz memory, I would like t know if they are compatible with the one I have?

  Thank you in advance (sorry for my bad English...)

  Hi dude

  The maximum supported memory speed depends on the speed of the FSB.
  I m not 100% sure that FSB supports this device, but I guess that it s 667 MHz.

  In this case, all the compatible memory modules may support max with 667 Mhz speed.
  If you use the modules of 800 Mhz, max speed will remain at 667 Mhz.

  However, you must use modules that support these specs: DDR2 (PC2-5300) 200 - PIN SODIMM

  Best regards

• Satellite L30-113 does not recognize the two modules DIMM RAM

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba laptop Satellite L30 113.
  It has 512 MB of RAM and therefore struggled to run Windows Vista, so I bought another 1 GB of RAM.
  It's DDR2 553 MHZ (PC4200.

  The problem I have is that the laptop does not recognize both DIMMs, i.e. the old 512 MB and the new 1 GB when they are in the whole PC. I tried the two DIMM individually in both slots and there is no problem, but when I install both the system sees just 1 GB. I tried the DIMMs around two ways but without success.

  Did I miss something?
  They should be the same size as in the bad old days?
  What is going on?

  Thank you

  Adam

  > I tried the two DIMM individually in both slots and there is no problem, but when I install both the system sees just 1 GB
  Seems that the two RAM modules are not completely compatible...
  I've read several times on these issues and to be honest it s are not uncommon

  I advise you to buy two identical RAM modules ad then to try again

  I'm afraid there is no other solution for your problem of m.

• Satellite L10: Module memory SO-DIMM PC3200 will work?

  I want to upgrade a computer Toshiba Satellite L10 laptop 256 MB 1 x to 2 x 512 MB RAM. This laptop requires RAM PC2100. I seem to have a number of options:
  * 512 MB DDR SO-DIMM PC2100 (266) CASE 2.5 - 3-3-6
  * 512 MB DDR SO-DIMM PC2700 (333) CASE 2.5 - 3-3-7
  * 512 MB DDR SO-DIMM PC3200 (400) CASE 3-3-3-8

  Is there a reason why I shouldn't use PC3200 RAM, it's less expensive than PC2100?

  512 MB DDR2 SO - DIMM PC5300 (667) CASE 5-5-5-15 sticks are even cheaper, but told me that a system designed for DDR will not work with DDR2 RAM - is this true?

  By the way, if I had to use 1 GB sticks, they work only with 512 MB each, obviously?

  {Thank you very much for all the tips: 8}

  Thanks for the hardware upgrade is to use compatible and not the cheapest parts. What is reason enough for you?

  I recommend you to use compatible parts only. If you need numbers for compatible parts please let us know.

• Adding memory DIMM 1 GB

  I put a 1 GB DIMM card into the empty slot in my PC?

  Desktop HP Pavilion p6-2114

  As long as memories are at the same speed. A lower speed module will slow down your system at this level.

• 16 GB SO - DIMM work in X 250

  Was told by two different people at Lenovo X 250 with Broadwell-U would work with the 16 GB memory smart modules SO-DIMM (part No. IMM2G64D3LSOD8AG).

  I share modules, now I just need a machine. If any one of the Germany's here in the forum, please contact me, so we can test!

  
  

• DIMM Lenovo D20 options

  Is it possible to fill all 12 slots DIMM with Hynix 8 GB of ram PC3-10600R running at 1333 Mhz?
  I have 2 processors X 5660.

  I'm referencing table #3 on page 50 of the manual of the material for the D20, and it shows that it is possible. No experience of the real world on this?

  Yes, it is certainly possible. I have double X5675s in my C20 filled with the same modules and they work fine.

• HP Envy Phoenix 850-055qe: I just bought the HP ENVY PHOENIX 850qe, what brand of RAM DIMM DDR3 - 1600 HP uses it?

  I just bought the Office of series 850 want phoenix with 16 GB of RAM DIMM DDR3 - 1600 (2x8GB). The problem is I intend to switch to 32 GB of ram, but I don't know which brand to buy to match the stock ram that would usually come standard with the machine. I buy ram online so he comes the same day as my office. Does anyone know what brand hp uses? crucial? Corsair? PNY?

  Thanks in advance!

  Lews live Productions

  HP uses ram from different manufacturers, depends on which it can provide at any time, it isn't the brand but the specs that matter.

  I would call Kingston or Crucial on the phone for help on the selection, as they ensure the compatibility.

  Kingston support numbers

  http://www.Kingston.com/us/support/LiveSupport

  Crucial

  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/support-contact