Qosmio F10: Question about RAM upgrades

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• Satellite 3000 - X 4: Question about RAM upgrade

  Hi all

  I'm looking for more information on how to upgrade the RAM for my SATELLITE S3000 - X 4 (120 MB RAM, 14 GB HD I think!). Here's a little history...

  This laptop is about 5 years old, and I'm hoping to speed up a bit. I don't want to buy a new computer because she usually serves my needs.

  I emptied my hard drive files and unwanted programs. And I ran Jv16 Power Tools to clean the registry and minimize starts the process.

  It's always a little slow and if I am considering upgrading the RAM because I think I can do this for about £50. My questions are:

  What type of upgrade RAM should I look to buy? (This laptop have 2 RAM "plug-ins" or just one?)
  What is the size of RAM upgrade is the maximum an S3000 - X 4 could face?
  Could a novice like me to adapt to the style DIY upgrade?

  Thanks for any help you can offer!

  Gabrielle

  Hi Gabrielle

  He is old enough. I looked for some info, but unfortunately I n t have not found much. The device can use the 512 MB of RAM, and you can use 2 sticks of memory. I'm not 100% sure but I think you can use the module with tracking number PA3086U - 1. 25 M.

  The unit is not known to me but please check the underside. On most units, you can find coverage of memory.

• Qosmio F10: Question about the CD key and waste product

  I bought a laptop Qosmio F10 a year ago. However, it is only now, someone mentioned that is fails to my OS I will need to reinstall.
  They asked if I had the disc and product key. I said no. Why do not the two points mentioned above provided for me on buying?
  I'm just a user not an expert.
  All the answers at all would be appreciated.

  Hello

  It is strange that the laptop has been delivered without CD or DVD.
  Usually, you should get the media recovery, Tools & Utilities CD and possibly a Qosmio CD player.
  On the recovery CD, you will find the image of Toshiba. This image that you could install every time. The operating system on this image is already enabled and you don't need the product keys.

  If you don't have a CD you can order it from the service partner in your country.

• A few questions about RAM upgrade for Tecra M5 (PTM51E)

  Hallo

  I have Tecra M5 (PTM51E). My questions are:

  Is it possible to put even more RAM on my laptop? (Now I have 1 GB),
  Should what kind of RAM I buy?
  Where can I buy it?

  And I can put this RAM on my laptop by myself or it is not so easy to do this?

  Hallo

  You can upgrade your Tecra up to 4 GB of RAM. Compatible modules are:

  PA3499U - 1 M 25 (Kit of memory 256 Mo DDR2-667)
  PA3511U - 1 M 51 (Kit of memory 512 MB DDR2-667)
  PA3512U-1M1G(DDR2-667 1GB Memory Kit)
  PA3513U-1M2G(DDR2-667 2GB Memory Kit)
  DDR2-533 256 MB (PA3389U - 2M 25)
  512 MB DDR2-533 PA3412U - 2 M (51)
  1 GB OF DDR2-533 (PA3411U-2M1G)

  Use the part numbers and put in the Google. You will find many online shops where you can order.
  You can also visit the homepage of Kingston and find compatible modules for your Tecra. Use only the numbers of parts and search for cheaper online store.

  All that s!

  Subject of the Exchange there not a lot of philosophy. See page 151 in s manuals for your Tecra.
  Everything is described here.

• Satellite M40x-149 - Question about RAM upgrade

  Currently, I have 512 MB of RAM and want to upgrade. The jury of the RAM has two screws, should I take this and replace it with an upgrade of RAM, or leave the original in and put the new in the slot on top?

  Thank you.

  Hi RareOz,

  The amount of RAM you want after upgrade?
  If you want a maximum of 1 GB of RAM for example, you can leave the original RAM in and buy 512 MB additional RAM.

  But as far as I know M40x supports up to 2 GB of RAM, and that's why it would be necessary to install the module of RAM of 1 GB in each slot. That's why you need two new modules.

  The specification is PC2700 SO - DIMM DDR - RAM.

• Satellite Pro A100: Question about RAM upgrade and warranty

  I just bought my machine and Ive decided to install some more ram. No one knows if it will affect my Gurentee. I can't find anything on the Web site on this topic. Should I get a Toshiba to install official repairman or something?
  Thank you

  Hello

  Please check you user manual. Usually, the slot memory must be placed at the bottom of the unit. If you remove the cover, you should see the slots.
  Usually memory upgrade procedure is described in the user manual so you can upgrade the memory yourself and the procedure of upgrading doesn t affect your warranty.
  But please make sure you use the right modules.
  However, you can also contact Toshiba for the upgrade of memory.

• Question about Ram upgrade on a machine Satellite A110

  Hello

  I wonder if I can replace my 512 MB PC 4200 Mhz SO - DIMM DDRII with a 2 GB PC 5300 Mhz SO - DIMM DRRII I to my Satellite A110?

  Thanks in advande.

  / Mattias

  The laptop can be upgraded up to 2 GB. You can use the module of RAM 1 GB max in a memory slot!

  The laptop seems to support FSB 533 MHZ and so I should be possible to use the 533 Mhz memory modules too

• Satellite A215-S7422 - question about RAM upgrade

  I have a Satellite A215-S7422 series. I want to spend my RAM from 1 to 4 GB because it s expandable to 4 GB. Now, I'm not 100% computer sauvy, but I know well. I read on some people, upgrade to 4 GB and THE reading system BIOS only 3GB or the system does not start or performance becomes really slow, then faster due to the amount of RAM. In all the words, I wonder - is it ok for me to upgrade my series being expandable to 4 GB. I was going to buy 2 x 2 GB RAM sticks of Kingston. There is the link, is this correct? Here are the specs of the system:

  The AMD processor brand
  AMD CPU and memory processor brand
  Technology class processor Turion 64 X 2 mobile
  1.9 GHz processor speed
  1 GB installed memory
  Memory 4 GB maximum
  Memory DDR II SDRAM technology
  Cache size 1 MB

  Storage Hard Drive capacity 160 GB
  Included disks DVD ± RW (±R DL) / DVD-RAM
  Write speed 24 X CD
  CD 10 X rewrite speed
  Read speed 24 X CD
  8 X DVD read speed
  Write speed of DVD 8 x (DVD±R), 4 x (DVD±R DL)

  Display and graphic display size 15.4 in
  Display Type TFT active matrix
  ATI Radeon X 1200 graphics card processor
  Resolution 1280 x 800 pixels

  Hello

  If a computer has 4 GB of RAM installed module, the user can use 3.0 3.3 GB only. It is the restriction of the CPU of the 32-bit mode.
  Please visit http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929605/en-us

  If please do not worry and upgrade RAM on your machine.

• A few questions about the upgrade on Satellite A300-144

  Sorry for the typos, English is not my mother tongue.
  I want to ask some questions about the upgrade of a300-144.

  * Some info first.*

  CPU: T2370 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/34445/Intel-Pentium-Processor-T2370-1M-Cache-1_73-GHz-533-MHz-FSB]).
  Chipset: GM965 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/29821/Intel-82GM965-Graphics-and-Memory-Controller]).

  * Questions.*

  1. my frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  2 Intel said that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?

  3 I know, taken of my CPU is μFCPGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 ([http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB]) is a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  > 1. My frequency of laptop memory at 533 MHz, supports 667 MHz memory controller, memory modules can work at 667 MHz. Is - this because CPU FSB 533 MHz frequency and new processor at 667/800 MHz FSB will fix it or it is hardcoded in the BIOS?

  The speed of the memory is related on the material. This means that the FSB is responsible for the limitation.
  If the FSB would allow support 667 MHz then the memory would also at this speed.

  > 2. Intel says that the size of max memory for my chipset is 4 GB (2 x 2 GB), but Toshiba says that only 2 GB (2 x 1 GB), who is right?
  The memory depends on the chipset. So if the chipset supports 4 GB of RAM, you should be capable of this move to 4 GB of RAM

  > 3. I know, my CPU is? FC-PGA-478 aka socket P, max FSB 800 MHz, max 35 W TDP, so T9500 (http://ark.intel.com/products/33918/Intel-Core2-Duo-Processor-T9500-6M-Cache-2_60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB) will be a compatible processor or there are some limitations in the BIOS?

  It might be possible that the new processor would be fully supported by the BIOS, but in most cases it should not be a problem if the chipset would support the new processor.
  But as far as I know the upgrade of the CPU is not supported by Toshiba or any other manufacturers of portable and its your own risk to run laptop with the new processor.

• Question about RAM

  Hi, I have question about ram because I'm so confused how this works.

  on my computer it says quad core and 6 GB of ram doesn't mean it all to combine them is 6 GB of ram? or each one is 6 GB?

  on my system config it says 6 GB so it means that each of them is 6 GB?

  and could you explain how to work this thing of hearts?

  Hello

  If your laptop is 6 GB of ram, it will mean that it is a 4 GB module in a slot and a 2 GB module in the other.  You can always refer to download and install the application at the link below.

  http://www.CPUID.com/softwares/CPU-z.html

  One time installed, launch the application, click the SPD tab and you will see the size of the memory card in the location selected in the drop-down list.

  More info on multi-core processors can be seen here.  Details in this regard are visible in the CPU tab on the above application.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Question about RAM CL

  Hi guys. I'm finalizing my PC build and I have a question about ram CL I can't find answers for hackers page here. http://ppbm7.com/index.php/news/planning?showall= & start = 3

  I would use these two RAM sticks for example.

  Module 240 pin DDR3-1333 transcend JetRam™ 8 GB High Performance: CL9, layer 6 circuit board

  Transcend JetRam™ High - Performance 8 GB DDR3-1600 240-Pin Module: CL11, 6 layer PCB, ultimate card stability and cross-platform compatibility

  My question is, what is the best for video editing? On the one hand we have 1333 mhz to with a CL of 9. On the other hand, we have RAM 1600 mhz faster, but at a higher CL of 11. Now, I'm not one to get caught up in the technical aspects as it may seem, but I don't understand so I can make decisions, especially when price is a factor. In this case however, they are at the same price...
  

  Well good for video editing, important criteria for RAM is:

  • Never, never crashes - it is very important; choose only RAM sticks (certified QVL) certified provider and do not use unmatched sticks
  • Speed; faster is better - while true also, past at the speed of the RAM, or lowering of the CASE wait cycles (latency) contribute to the speed, but the gains are very low; Faster RAM is hardly perceptible vs CPU speed more fast which is very sensitive (I played with it a lot on some versions overclock and test first with PPBM speed and speed up the processor 5% performance contributes to 5% where speed RAM about 30% can speed up about 1%)

  Google "what is the CASE for the RAM" and one week at self-teaching yourself if you want to even begin to really understand speed RAM! I know enough to know there is a lot to learn about the subject. The good news is that you don't need really to know a lot to build a reliable, excellent for running Adobe products, including the first, Photoshop and After Effects:

  • Use only RAM who has certified the seller of memory for your motherboard; do not assume that if the seller indicates a set 4x8Go of sticks that will work with your motherboard that two sets of such RAM will work with a card mother 8 locations either! (too late to discuss here, but various factors may override the controller memory in the processor itself - factors include voltage RAM, number of sticks, RAM clock, status of CASE of waiting settings speed, voltage of the cpu memory controller and maybe more)
  • Increasing the speed of the RAM always helps if slightly for first speed up to 1600 MHz (for x 79 in any case) and wins the speed of RAM which are still lighter

  Now, back to why both sets of sticks are the same cost. They most likely use the same chips of RAM, which is an important factor for what it costs to build the RAM sticks. While the Asus motherboard you buy allows full customization of many, many, many things, unless you are an extreme Overclocker and plan to spend a few weeks to fine-tune a new simple version you in the bios of motherboard and it say to use XMP settings. This indicates the motherboard, how to set the speed of the RAM and sticks of timings CASE for your particular RAM with the settings the seller intended.

  You really know a lot about what you are doing to set the timings RAM in any way other than the simple choice of XMP settings safely. And, you can easily burn your CPU if you don't know what you're doing and you choose some really bad parameters.

  Kind regards

  Jim

• Questions about the upgrade from 4.1 to 5.1

  I posted the following to the thread in the forum of Vsphere upgrade, and in five days I got ZERO responses. Perhaps more here and even here is the wrong place to post things, or maybe I'm not questions easily answer. I'll post it here too, since it mainly Virtual Center, I think. Maybe someone can help me or tell me what is the problem with my announcement that allows to go unanswered. Here we go:

  I'm about to upgrade my little (1 4 host ESX and Virtual Center) environment vSphere 4.1 and 5.1.  My database to the virtual Center lives on a separate SQL server 2008R2 server. My virtual Center Server is virtual, if that matters. I have upgraded my licenses and read the documentation, to try to formulate a plan that escapes enough causing any downtime for my virtual machines.

  I am designing a series of steps that are all pretty low, and such that each step does not harm anything, whereas if I have problems, I can take my time to solve. Then, when this step is stable, I can continue to the next step. I want to tell you what I have in mind, ask a question here and there and hope you can report errors that I make and answer my questions. The big picture is:

  1 Virtual Center update and give him a few days to show me any problem before doing anything else.

  2. upgrade to a host ESX 4.1 5.1 ESXi. Convince me things are okay, before you do more.

  3. put to level the other three 4.1 ESX hosts. Make sure that everything is fine.

  4 create new LUNS, formatted with the new VMFS, move my VM to them and remove the old one.

  If there is nothing wrong with this basic plan, please let me know.

  More details and questions:

  Question: The docs say my Virtual Center Server, under the SSO, the inventory service and the virtual Center Server, will need TEN GIGABYTES of RAM.  Is this true? It seems insane to me.

  Question: Can I install on my Virtual Server 4.1 single signon Center without DANGER?  In other words, its installation will prevent Server 4.1 virtual work center? I hope I can, because it is a new feature that I have trouble with. I don't want to get into a situation where my old virtual server Center does not work, and I can't get the new work.

  Question: The VI 4.1 client can talk to Virtual Center 5.1? The VI Client 5.1 can talk to Virtual Center 4.1? I hope that the answer to one of the people is 'yes '.

  Step 1: Create a backup of my virtual Center VM (with vRanger connection, if this is important) and a backup of my SQL database.

  Step 2: Install single Signon. Here is where I hope that this does not stop 4.1 virtual work center.

  Step 3: Upgrade the inventory Service and Virtual Center to 5.1

  Step 4: Install VI Client 5.1 on the VM virtual Center and on my desk from which I usually manage my environment.

  Step 5: Wait I'm comfortable that everything is fine. It is perhaps a day or two (or more).

  Question: How can I spend my hosts for maximum security? I'd rather put a DVD in the drive and do it from the console, unless this is not a good way.

  Question: Before I update a host, should I remove the fiber channel cables, so he can't see my VMFS LUNS? I think I read that somewhere, and it sounds like a good thing to do, even if I do not have.

  Step 6: Upgrade a host ESX 4.1 5.1 ESXi. Move a couple of virtual machines essential to it and he give a day or two to settle.

  Step 7: Upgrade the other three ESX host.

  Step 8: Wait until I'm really, really comfortable with things.

  Step 9: Create a new LUN VMFS5, migrate my VMs to them over time and remove the old one.

  I would greatly appreciate all advice and attention that you may have.

  Question: The docs say my Virtual Center Server, under the SSO, the inventory service and the virtual Center Server, will need TEN GIGABYTES of RAM.  Is this true? It seems insane to me.

  If your environment is small you can run all these in one and ofcouse if you execute all these in a server you need more RAM... There is no limit.

  Question: Can I install on my Virtual Server 4.1 single signon Center without DANGER?  In other words, its installation will prevent Server 4.1 virtual work center? I hope I can, because it is a new feature that I have trouble with. I don't want to get into a situation where my old virtual server Center does not work, and I can't get the new work.

  normally if you think only in terms of scalability, it is good to have separate these things... He is sure no questions evey thing won't work if you install it on the same server also.

  Question: The VI 4.1 client can talk to Virtual Center 5.1? The VI Client 5.1 can talk to Virtual Center 4.1? I hope that the answer to one of the people is 'yes '.

  The VI 4.1 client can talk to Virtual Center 5.1? No, but talk about Client 5.1 Virtual Center 4.1

  Step 1: Create a backup of my virtual Center VM (with vRanger connection, if this is important) and a backup of my SQL database.

  Step 2: Install single Signon. Here is where I hope that this does not stop 4.1 virtual work center.

  Step 3: Upgrade the inventory Service and Virtual Center to 5.1

  Step 4: Install VI Client 5.1 on the VM virtual Center and on my desk from which I usually manage my environment.

  Step 5: Wait I'm comfortable that everything is fine. It is perhaps a day or two (or more).

  these steps are ok

  Question: How can I spend my hosts for maximum security? I'd rather put a DVD in the drive and do it from the console, unless this is not a good way.

  BLI, or DRAC suites method what ever you... very well.

  Question: Before I update a host, should I remove the fiber channel cables, so he can't see my VMFS LUNS? I think I read that somewhere, and it sounds like a good thing to do, even if I do not have.

  Installing esxi will not hurt of thing... to the old VMFS... It will ask to keep or to format the old vMFS... BUT I prefer to remove the cables... BECAUSE we are humans...

  Step 6: Upgrade a host ESX 4.1 5.1 ESXi. Move a couple of virtual machines essential to it and he give a day or two to settle.

  no need... . If the hardware is on the HCL, I mean the firmware/driver etc... for the esx is on the HCL, then no problem...

  Step 7: Upgrade the other three ESX host.

  Step 8: Wait until I'm really, really comfortable with things.

  Step 9: Create a new LUN VMFS5, migrate my VMs to them over time and remove the old one.

  assign the new LUN and create VMFS and migrate... It'S her!

• Qosmio X 500 02G RAM Upgrade - Compatible speed

  Hello world
  I am looking to update my RAM in my Qosmio X 500 02G to 8 GB, but I have a few queries.
  I looked in the manual and on a site of RAM config but found no answers. The toshiba also recommended that RAM has quite ridiculous prices.

  This laptop does support dual channel? and it supports 1333 MHz?

  It's the kits im RAM is seeking
  [Corsair 1333 8 GB: http://www.mwave.com.au/sku-37150059-Corsair_8GB_2x_4GB_DDR3_SODIMM_Memory_Kit_PC3_1060 0_1333MHz_Dual_Channel_9_9_9_2]
  It is also in the 1066 MHz version if that's what I use.
  [Corsair 8 GB 1066: http://www.mwave.com.au/sku-37140266-Corsair_8GB_2x_4GB_DDR3_SODIM_Memory_Kit_PC3_8500 _ 1066MHz_CM3X8GSDKIT1066]

  Alternatively, that if dual channel will not be a benefit
  [G-Skill 4 GB x 2 | http://www.cplonline.com.au/memory/laptop/gskill-4g-single-1333-mhz-for-laptop-f3-10666cl9s-4gbsq.html]

  Thank you

  > The Toshiba also recommends that RAM has quite ridiculous prices.

  Kingston modules are good quality RAM modules.
  Personally I always buy good quality RAM and I never had any problems of compatibility or performance.
  You can read here in the forum on the problems of compatibility as laptop RAM power not on after RAM upgrade or similar
  They always uses some modules at low cost.

  In general you can use the modules of DDR3 1066 MHz (PC3-8500).

• Question about MSD + upgrade and migration applications

  Hi all

  I am running:

  TMS 13.2

  TMSPE 1.0

  The two co reside on a Windows 2003 server, pointint in an external box of SQL.

  We also organize TCX 2.3 on our Exchange.

  Now that our server guys have * finally * installed the service pack required on the Exchange, we are ready to migrate to TMSXE but also to upgrade the TMS and TMSPE.

  So we want ot go to:

  TMS 14.2.1

  TMSPE 1.1

  TMSXE 3.1

  In addition to migrate a Windows server 2008R2 TMS + TMSPE.

  I know the different individual guides to upgrade as well as the dependencies between TMS and TMSPE/TMSXE versions.  I'm hoping to do the upgrade and migration all in one and am hoping to get some tips on the best order to do everything.

  My first question - decomission the 13.2/TMSPE server 1.1 TMS, that I can install TMS 14.2.1 and TMSPE 1.1 on the Windows Server 2008, they point to the relevant databases and allow upgrading from there? Or do I need install the new versions TMS/TMSPE on the old server, first of all, upgrade the databases and then migrate?

  Second question - before all this, I run the TMSXE migration tool to extract the data 2.3 TCX, uninstall TCX of Exchange, TMS upgrades and then install TMSXE 3.0/3.1 at the end?

  As all this is running on the virtual machine I'll instant just in case.  Advice on the issues listed above, or general advice about these upgrades would be appreciated

  Hi Nick, IMHO, I suggest you first migrate your 2.3 TCX to TMSXE 3.0.2 by this TMSXE 3.0 installation guide, and then pass the TMS and PE later.

  Yes, VM snapshot backup option before any upgrade is fine.

  BR, Mahesh Adithiyha

• Three questions about the upgrade of CS6 CC

  Hi, I just have three short questions thinking about an upgrade:

  1. He is there discount any more as a user CS6 when it goes into the CC, right?
  2. Project Comet will be part of the CC when released, right?
  3. When it goes into the CC, is it better to remove the CS6?

  Thank you very much!

  Hi Benjamin,

  Please find the answers below: -.

  1. He is there discount any more as a user CS6 when it goes into the CC, right?

  The discount is gone for the improvement of the Creative as a result of the creative cloud.

  Pricing plans and creative Cloud membership | Adobe Creative Cloud

  2 Project Comet will be part of the CC released, right?

  Please visit:Presentation project Comet: a new tool for the design and prototyping user experiences fast | Creative blog Cloud by Adobe

  App design, prototyping and user experience | Adobe project Comet

  3. when the upgrade to CC, is better to remove the CS6?

  The amount of the fine to have both versions installed on your computer. CS6 version can coexist with a CC version without causing any problems.

  I hope that answers your query!