Its hidden under the keyboard !
On Sunday 30 December 2012 22:14:56 FORC5 wrote:
Have a older Dell Inspiron E1405 I am cleaning up to use, manual says
there is two memory sockets but there is only one under the door.
Would like to bump it to max memory.
Is there another one under the back
Have a older Dell Inspiron E1405 I am cleaning up to use, manual says
there is two memory sockets but there is only one under the door.
Would like to bump it to max memory.
Is there another one under the back panel hidden somewhere or is the
other half of the memory built in ? Back panel does
Not that old.. :)
Although my main laptop is a MacBook aluminum unibody, I have an IBM
T41 and a Dell D600 around that both have P4 1.6 Mobile processors and
like a gig of ram
that I constantty use for testing OS's, different Linux distros, etc.
Both had updates to 80 gig 7200 rpm
Hey guys, so I have an IBM T42 circa 2005 (I know it's old but it still
mostly works). It has 1 GB RAM in the form of 2 512MB SODIMMs and I found
out how much mem max it can support (2GB) and what kind exactly I need, just
like this site says:
No it will not work.
The reason DDR1 memory is expensive is because of demand (or lack thereof).
40 bucks may be a lot, but if it gives you 1 more year out of your laptop
then it may be a good deal.
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 10:19 PM, Bino Gopal binogo...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hey guys, so I
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PC2700 slot?
No it will not work.
The reason DDR1 memory
On Fri, 19 Jun 2009, Bino Gopal wrote:
So do you think if I tried it putting in the DDR2 it would cause my machine
any problems (since I've ordered it and it's getting here Tues) or should I
not even go there...? :P
Pretty sure the memory won't fit. The notch will be about .75mm off.
Yup, the slots are different in the Sodimm's for the different DDR memories...
So it won't physically fit right...
Pretty sure the memory won't fit. The notch will be about .75mm off.
Christopher Fisk
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Chris,
Thank you for this share. I did have this very same trouble when I
upgraded the RAM in a very old Micronics Lightening m/b. That stinkin'
notch is a real bitch!
Best,
Duncan
Christopher Fisk wrote:
On Fri, 19 Jun 2009, Bino Gopal wrote:
So do you think if I tried it putting in the
On Fri, 19 Jun 2009, Bino Gopal wrote:
Hey guys, so I have an IBM T42 circa 2005 (I know it's old but it still
mostly works). It has 1 GB RAM in the form of 2 512MB SODIMMs and I found
out how much mem max it can support (2GB) and what kind exactly I need, just
like this site says:
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