Satellite A60-199 - memory upgrade questions

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  Hi, I have a Satellite A60-217 (Intel Pentium IV HT 532, 3.06 GHz), and I want to upgrade the memory by adding a 512 MB of currently installed memory (256 MB with 64 MB shared memory for video card).

  I tried to install a S3 + PC2700 DDR SODIMM 512 MB module, but the system does not boot to the top: it emits a long whistle blow and then stops automatically. If I remove the module, the system starts properly.

  The manual indicates the speed of the memory supported is only PC2100. Is this true? The module is maybe defective?

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  Of course, the added module is not compatible and makes trouble. I found the info, this compatible module PC2700 512 MB (PA3312U - 1 M 51).

  Google a bit and you will find lots of information on the module with the PA3312U - 1 M 51 part number.

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  I plan on upgrading the ram in my Toshiba A105-S4064 (preinstalled with 512 MB). I wanted to discover a few questions, if I could.

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  Second, the size of the new RAM should be the same as the RAM that is already installed (in other words, 512 MB)?

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  I see that you have several questions about upgrading memory on your A105
  OK I'll try to make the best, I hope ;)

  Firstly you can upgrade the memory and the warranty still valid
  Upgrading memory hasn t any bad influence on the validity of the guarantee

  Second, you can mix the sizes of memory. … for example, you can use 256 + 512 or 512 + 1024 MB, etc.
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  I think you should use the Toshiba recommended of the memory modules.
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  According to the specifications of the laptop you can improve RAM up to 1280MB maximum compatible Modules are:
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