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Title: increase computer power Post by: hella2 on 25.11.06, 22:08:13 Hey, i posted a few ays ago about my slow computer.. thanks for ur answers but didnt help. I decided to increase the power... my notebook (acer travelmate) is 2 yrs old and has 2x256MB RAM. What is the maximum I can change it into? How much is it, what do you think?
Title: Re: increase computer power Post by: JoSsiF on 26.11.06, 11:42:18 Hi |
It's hard to say how much memory your notebook (http://www.computerhilfen.de/fachbegriffe-n-Notebook.html) can handle. The best way should be to have a look at the manual. If you can't find the desired information, you can ask the vendor. However, I'm pretty sure that your notebook (http://www.computerhilfen.de/fachbegriffe-n-Notebook.html) can take more than the installed 512 MB. Be aware that most notebooks have only 2 RAM (http://www.computerhilfen.de/fachbegriffe-r-RAM.html) sockets. If this is the case for you, this would mean that you have to remove the installed modules in order to replace them by modules with higher capacity. JoSsiF 8) Title: Re: increase computer power Post by: nico on 08.12.06, 09:42:44 Hi!
If you go to the Acer Website: http://us.acer.com/ click there on "NOTEBOOKS" left and then select your model, you'll find there in the middle somewhere: More info Product Catalogue Technical specifications Click on the tech. infos, and it should say something like: Memory 2GB (1GB installed in each of two memory slots) DDR2 533 SDRAM User upgradeable up to 4GB (one 2GB memory card in each slot)* subject to availability of 2GB cards
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