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What memory does this laptop need?
BaileyB
Posts: 2,281 Forumite
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Hi Everyone,
I have a laptop that is Toshiba Equium L20-192
According to the 256 in there already its
PC2 4200s-444.12 but when i checked crucial it states i need
Pc2-5300 DDR2
It can hold a max of 2gb (2x1gb)
Anywhere i can find out for sure before buying some
Thanks
(have run CPU-Z but that just gave me the memory in there)
I have a laptop that is Toshiba Equium L20-192
According to the 256 in there already its
PC2 4200s-444.12 but when i checked crucial it states i need
Pc2-5300 DDR2
It can hold a max of 2gb (2x1gb)
Anywhere i can find out for sure before buying some
Thanks
(have run CPU-Z but that just gave me the memory in there)
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If you're upgrading from Crucial then run 2 x 1Gb 5300 sticks. The 4200 sticks may not be available any longer for your computer.The man without a signature.0
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Crucial may have offered what it considers to be an upgrade
This site mentions 4200 for the L Series, though closest model found was an L20 - 197 They have a system scanner which may help,
http://www.offtek.co.uk/ModelData.php?stid=1&manu=Toshiba&modeltype=Equium%20L%20Series&model=Equium+L20-197
The Crucial site has live chat which re-opens on Friday0 -
What i think crucial is saying is that the 5300 is an option you could get eg an alternative, motherboards take a variety of ram speeds and not just the 1 speed0
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So will both do the job as the 5300 is a little cheaper.
Thanks0 -
Yes, but if the PC does not support the higher speed the memory will run at the lower speed anyway. Same if you mix and match (not advised) the new memory will run at the old memory's speed.0
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may be of use if you are upgrading because of speed issues
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