i was wondering if i could just walk into bestbuy and buy a ram there or do i need a specific one.
i have a notebook: toshiba satellite s120 a45
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You have to purchase specific memory for your notebook. Your notebook will accept 200 pin DDR SODMM memory. The frequency can vary, but I would suggest to go with same frequency as the one installed, which is probably 266 MHz. You can purchase many different densities, and from many manufacturers. Repitable manufacturers are normally the ones to go, but most people who buy cheaper brands, have no problems and installtion and operation.
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You need DDR266/PC2100. I would doubt if BB would even have this RAM. Your best bet is to check online or ebay.
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Newegg.com will carry the older DDR RAM. Don't buy DDR2. Don't buy DDR2. Your notebook will look at you funny.
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Hi: I also have the same laptop. The crucial website recommends a DDR 333 SO-DIMM PC2700.
So Would a PC3200 400MHz DDR SO-DIMM Notebook Memory work with my laptop? What does the 3200 means (speed?) and the 400Mhz( frecuency?) ?
Thanks!
Help with notebook ram
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Kafatson, Apr 15, 2007.