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FOAK: Laptop memory



This here laptop, a Toshiba Satellite 2410-603, has but 256Mb of PC2100S
266Mhz DDR RAM in it. Would any module of the same specification work in it?
There's loads on eBay but none by the same manufacturer.
Go here and it should tell you exactly what it can take...
Yes, ta, I've already done that but it conflicts with the manual in that
Crucial say it can take up to 1Gb of PC2700 and Toshiba reckon only 512Mb of
PC2100. Perhaps PC2700 wasn't available when the laptop was made but the
max. capacity difference concerns me.
I ordered over the phone from Crucial and they were really helpful. They
also knocked the postage costs down, then added a quid for CC charge.
Any 266Mhz PC2100 call it what you will SHOULD work in it. How old is it?
use the configuration tool on this site

or indeed this one
It's about 2 years old now, IIRC
At two years old you should be alright. Try to buy something with a brand.
Infineon, Hynix, Kinston or Crucial spring to mind. The no brand stuff is
cheap and I have had a lot of problems with such stuff in the past on
various systems.
Should do. I'm about to list a 256MB SODIMM(PC2-4200) that came in my new
laptop which I upgraded. I think it's a 200pin.
This is probably totally unsuitable!
Yep :)