I have a toshiba L35-S2151 notebook and am looking at memory upgrades... what can I get for a low price?
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go to www.crucial.com and find out
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dont use ur old stuff unless its ddr2 ... if its older than 6 months it isnt ... dont mix the types or you'll slow everything down , just add another 512 if you have a SINGLE stick, and check out the site the guy above mentioned to get the same speed memory ... if you have two sticks of mem now they are 256 each and most likely in dual channel configuration ... in that case i would get the same speed memory but buy (2) 512s' or (2)1gig sticks ... if you break up a pair of sticks in dual channel or add a third you will slow things down also ...
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Go to:\n\nwww.kahlon.com\n\nThey have an excellent site for finding out exactly what your computer needs in the way of memory.  They've also got some of the cheapest prices on the net.\n\nYou can find out what you need and then comparison shop at:  \n\nwww.newegg.com\nwww.tigerdirect.com\nwww.ebayexpress.com\n\nI think you'll find that 1GB laptop RAM will run around $100 at some of the cheaper sites.
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Let's see, here is how your motherboard is identified: \nMicrostar Int. KM4AM-L (MS-6734-050)\nThis motherboard has just 2 sockets for memory. \n\nAccording to http://www.coastmemory.com, you should get two 1GB strips of memory:\n128x64-400MHz DDR400 PC3200, 184p DIMM, 2.6v, Sync, CL=3.0\n\nThey charge these prices: \nVendor: Memory Bank  $99.00 each\nVendor: Samsung  $129.00 each\n\nCheck out the deal at \nhttp://www.18004memory.com/focuscfg.asp?upgID=128320&mfgID=565\nor call 1-800-463-6679\n\nGood luck
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NOT THE MEMORY AS U SAID:\n\nOk after a bit of research I have found out that this laptop problem has a few problems one is a problem with the power supply which does not seem to be  your problem but another one which may actually be the root of your problem is that supposedly there is an overheating problem which causes the laptop to cut out here is a blog about it:\n\nhttp://www.laptoprepairguy.com/laptop/2006/01/04/toshiba-laptop-overheating/\n\nThis seems to fit the bill. Hopefully this helps
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System Specs \n Type of system: Laptops \n Bus Architecture: PC Card (PCMCIA) \n Native OS: Windows 95 \n CPU Type: 100MHz Intel Pentium \nSystem Memory \n Standard Memory: 8 or 16 MB (non-removable) \n Maximum Memory: 40 or 48 MB \n Maximum Expansion: 1 socket \n\n\nSorry, it might be time to get a new computer.  This computer would really SUCK if upgraded.    You see, just to get on the internet with anti-virus, you would want 128MB of RAM and this old buddy won't do it. \n\nVisit your local Staples or Costco store and get a new Toshiba.  They are totally awesome. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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If i was you i would completely dry out everything put the new ram to one side reinstall the old ram, then if and when the PC is running go to Crucial and use there scanner to find out exactly what sort of ram you can upgrade to.
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add more RAM. that or you can open it up and mess with the jumpers or switches. Doing that will cause the processor to become hotter and it may overheat, ruining you notebook.
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You mean 1Gb RAM.\n\nWhatever spec. you think is good enough now certainly won't be in a few months time if you ever consider upgrading to Windows Vista.  But the spec. you suggested will be more than enough for your current needs.   However, for what you use your current machine for, I would save money and opt for a memory and hard disk upgrade.  This will cost considerably less than a new machine.\n\nJust a memory upgrade itself will be a great benefit (you don't say which operating system you're using).
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memory power?\nif you mean space then defrag your harddrive\nif you mean RAM then download Ram Idle LE\nother wise buy new componants
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No there's not a way around it I'm afraid, you'll have to buy more memory. The good news is it'll be cheap for you, probably less than your monthly broadband subscription as you probably have an older system. If you post your RAM specs on here or email me I can tell you what you need and how to install it into your system
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you're wrong!\n\na IBM A30 2652 can hold a maximum of 1GB (up to 2x512MB)\nand here are the matching memory sticks\nhttp://www.satech.com/ibm-notebook-memory-ibm-thinkpad-memory-ibm-thinkpad-a30-2652-memory-ibm-thinkpad-a30-2652-44u-memor.html\n\nedit:\nthis one is as good but a little bit cheaper ;-)\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820155103
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why not try shopping.com, buy.com, or nextag.com ? i personally bought my memory upgrade at Walmart.com once i was able to identify exactly what i needed. who woulda thought ?
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Go to www.crucial.com  (a memory manufacturer) and use their Memory Advisor Tool.    You select your computer's brand, model, etc.  and they tell you exactly what to order.\n\nThere are lots of different models, but there are subtle differences, so don't order anything just because it looks "close".    Although some of the "close" ones will work, sometimes small differences will make big differences in performance.  \n\nIt's better to spend a few extra bucks for something that is an exact match for your pc.    It will last a long time!
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Go to HP's web site and in their search engine type in the model number of your laptop. There should be something there on how to update your computers memory, if not, write them. Good Luck.
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According to the HP website info for that model, it can be upgraded to a maximum 512 MB. It takes PC133 SDRAM and has 2 DIMM slots. (Note: While it can physically hold 2x 512, it may not be able to address the 1GB of memory if installed.)\n\nSo you'll have to get a couple of 256MB SDRAM 133MHz PC133 and put one into each of the slots.\n\nNote: Before you go shopping, check what's there currently. The specifications for that computer said that it came with 256, but didn't say whether that was in the form of 1x 256MB module, or 2x128 MB module. If there is a DIMM slot still free, then you only need to get one more module and add it in. If not, then you'll have to pull out the 2x 128MB modules and replace them  with 2x256MB modules.
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I don't know specific abt your model.\nThe best way is to call Compaq Help Line and ask them for the same and they will guide you in detail.\nThe other option is goto your nearest hardware guy and ask them that you wanna upgrade your memory tell him your processor model and he will guide you very specifically.\nIf it's p3 you can go for SD and if p4 you can go for RD or DDR ram.\nGood Luck.\nDJ