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upgrading laptop memory
malky39
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in Techie Stuff
looking to upgrade my laptop memory and have been quoted
£99.99 inc fitting for 1gb
£199.98 inc fitting for 2gb
both crucial pc2700 sodimm memory for dell latitude d600
from crucial i can get 2gb for £164 does anyone know where i could get this cheaper.
and how easy it would be to fit myself. what i need to do or look out for.
malky
£99.99 inc fitting for 1gb
£199.98 inc fitting for 2gb
both crucial pc2700 sodimm memory for dell latitude d600
from crucial i can get 2gb for £164 does anyone know where i could get this cheaper.
and how easy it would be to fit myself. what i need to do or look out for.
malky
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there is usually a flap on the bottom, if it is vacant, just slip a 1GB chip in. There is a guide on crucial.com.
Do you need 2GB? How much do you have now?Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0 -
dont need 2gb will probably go for 1gb and if needed upgrade later. have 512mb just now. the d600 has 2 slots which has 256mb in each would it be ok to take both out an just put 1 1gb in and leave the other vacant for another 1gb upgrade at a later date.0
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why not leave on 256 in, and put a 1GB in the other. For XP, 1.25 GB is plenty for general use.Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0
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i was told that if you did this it would run off the lower memory module0
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'run off' ? Did they give any indication what they meant ? As it will simply work using both modules.0
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think they meant that effectively the computer will have 256 memory as it will be confused buy the 2 different modules and just work on the 256. i take it this is wrong0
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Yes, completely wrong. As long as you get the correct stuff for your laptop, and Crucial are very good, it will work with both. Should be easy to fit, matter of removing a small panel on the underside.0
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Does anyone know a good price for laptop memory? we only wany a 256 or 512 but not sure where the cheapest is?
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