Upgrading RAM for best performance with an Intel Celeron 2.20 GHz Core good option?

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• Satellite A30 504 with Intel Celeron 2.6 Ghz CPU Upgrade

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  PSA30E-1CUSC-GK to be exact in recognition of the system.
  I just bought a used e bay processor, Mobile Intel Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz 1 MB cache and I wonder if it will be compatible for sure
  [New CPU: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260743466037&ssPageNam e = ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123]

  The exact characteristics of my system after my rum performance test are:
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  Summary of the system
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  Windows XP (32-bit)
  Intel Celeron 2.60 GHz
  1502 MB OF RAM
  Intel (r) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller
  37 GB HARD DRIVE
  CD/DVD

  Information System
  Name of the system: TOSHIBA
  Operating system: Windows XP (32-bit)
  Motherboard manufacturer: TOSHIBA
  Motherboard model: DBL00
  Version of the motherboard: Null
  The BIOS manufacturer: TOSHIBA
  BIOS version: V1.80
  BIOS release Date: 22/07/2004

  CPU information
  Manufacturer: Genuine Intel
  Type: Intel Celeron 2.60 GHz
  Number of processors: 1
  Cores per processor: 1
  Hyper threading: disabled
  Measured maximum speed: 2597,7 MHz
  L1 Instruction Cache: 12 K - UOP
  L1 Data Cache: (n/a)
  L2 Cache size: (n/a)
  L3 Cache: (n/a)

  Memory information
  Total physical memory: 1502 MB RAM
  Available physical memory: 776 MB RAM
  Slot 1: DDR, 512MB
  Slot 2: DDR, 1024MB
  Virtual memory: C:\pagefile.sys (512 MB)

  Disc information
  Drive letter (number): C (disk 0)
  Model number: IC25N040ATMR04-0
  Size disk (free space): 37.3 GB (6.2 GB)
  Disk Cluster size: 4 KB
  File system: NTFS

  Video adapters
  Description: Intel (r) 82852/82855 GM/GME Graphics Controller
  Type of chips: Intel (r) 82852/82855 GM/GME controller
  DAC type: internal
  Memory: 64 MB
  Video BIOS: Intel video BIOS
  Driver provider: Intel Corporation
  Driver version: 6.14.10.4497
  Driver date: 07/02/2006
  Monitor of 1:1024 x 768 x 32 60 Hz (main screen)

  Please advice if the upgrade is possible and if it will give a boost to the performance of the system.
  Thank you very much in advance.

  Of my knowledge after the processors must be compatible:

  Mobile Intel Celeron® CPU up to 2.8 GHZ (without HTT)
  Mobile Intel Pentium® 4 (NW) CPU up to 3.06 GHZ (without HTT)
  Mobile Intel Pentium® 4 (NW) CPU to 3.2 GHZ (with HTT)
  Mobile Intel Pentium® 4 (Prescott) CPU at 3.46 GHZ (with HTT)

• Upgrading RAM for Pavilion dv6t - 3000 CTO Select Edition Entertainment Notebook

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  I want to spend the maximum amount of ram and the ram for maximum performance (speed). Analysis of Crucial.com says I have 6 GB of ram and the maximum ram is 8 GB. He also says that I can buy one (or two) 4 GB DDR3 PC3-12800. CL = 11.    NON ECC unbuffered.     DDR3-1600.   1.35v. here is the link for the crucial scan and recommendations:

  http://www.crucial.com/ProductDisplay?displayCompatibleLogo=1&urlRequestType=base&catalogId=10151&PR...

  Here is a link below for my maintenance SE dv6t and Service Guide, with memory on page 70. The service guide references DDR3 PC3-10600 clocked at 1333 MHz.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02657339.PDF

  Issues related to the:

  The Crucial scan seems to direct me to the memory of better and faster that is listed in the Service Guide. My laptop took advantage of this Crucial memory to operate at faster speeds than the memory, I have now? What latency (CL) cases? I saw sticks to new Egg with CL = 9 instead of this Crucial CL = 11. CL is important? What I have to buy two Crucial 4 GB sticks or I can I keep my original 4 GB stick and add a Crucial 4 GB stick for my 8GB? Is Crucial memory memory low density -something I've read elsewhere that I need? FWIW, a diagnostic analysis of Norton said that my current memory is syncing to 1067 ns.

  I have also these two links below for key USB PNY to a Best Buy nearby. The first stick of memory PNY seems to correspond to the Crucial memory card. Is - this low density memory PNY memory? And yet once, can I buy a single stick of 4 GB and add to my current 4 GB stick? This 4 GB PNY stick below which seems to fit the profile of Crucial scan is what I would buy if he tell you it's compatible, because I can buy it at a Best Buy near and easily return it if it does not work:

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  And here is the link to a second best buy PNY 4 GB stick whose plug appear to be closest to the Service of Guide specifications, but this stick may not be low voltage and it has less maximum MHz:

  http://www.BestBuy.com/site/PNY-4GB-DDR3-SDRAM-memory-module/3779273.p?ID=1218431615147&skuId=377927...

  Thank you for your help and your recommendations!

  Hello.  I'll answer my own questions in the last post above.  Fortunately, HP expert Paul Tikanen resolved my questions in a thread with the following response.  Thank you, Mr. Tikkanen!

  "The faster the memory will run in your laptop is at 1066 Mhz, which is the speed of the FSB of the i5 - 450 M.

  processor.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/49022/Intel-Core-i5-450M-processor-3M-cache-2_40-GHz?q=%20i5-450M

  So, my recommendation would be for you to buy a module of memory 4 GB DDR3 PC3 - 10600 (1333 MHz).

  Thus, even the 1333 MHz chip will only work at 1066 MHz.

  I had a lot of success with this configuration of brand and the memory chip.

  Regardless of the brand you download, make sure he's 8 the little black chips of memory on each side of the Board, not 4.

  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231341 ".

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  Can I safely move my C: drive to my external 500 GB drive and re-install XP for best performance, and then replace the files & C: files transferred by car to ' puter?

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  7. the user has installed new programs that are processor and/or memory-intensive (Photoshop, AutoCAD, Mathmatica or similar) and does not have the power of the equipment.

  8 drive fails and is in PIO Mode. It's very much slow (like being in 1985). See Hans-Georg Michna here information - http://winhlp.com/?q=node/10

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  Hi guys,.

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