Hey everyone, I just ordred a v2000. I only ordered it with 256meg ram to save a bit. I have a extra 256 that I am going to add from another laptop. I just saw some 512 on sale for $30 and was wondering how hard it is to remove the internal stick so maybe I will get 2x512 and sell the extra 256 sticks.
Anyone do this?
Thanks
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It's pretty easy, just make sure the RAM you have is compatible.
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I am going to get these
Can you give me a quick run down on what to do... nothing fancy just a summary. Or point me to where to look.
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brianstretch Notebook Virtuoso
There's a hatch on the bottom of the notebook that lets you access the SODIMM slots.
Do yourself a favor and buy Crucial PC2700 memory. That will work. Kingston is a good choice too, usually (I'm a little concerned after finding out that Kingston "Value" RAM isn't necessarily made by Kingston). Transcend tends to be good. From there it's hit-or-miss. The AMD64 high-performance integrated memory controller isn't as tolerant of marginal RAM as Intel's slower external controller. Whatever you buy, verify it with MemTest86+ after installation.
Actually, I think PC3200 will play nice in Turion notebooks, what with the improved memory controller in the E-series CPU cores. Not positive though. -
So both slots are accessible from the hatch? On my last laptop only one was and the other the keyboard had to come out.
Thnaks for the memory info I will check it out.
Changing internal memory on V2000
Discussion in 'HP' started by Anijake, Aug 7, 2005.