Hi all,
I have a cf-29htm50bm and am looking to upgrade the ram....have searched through the forum and am not sure exactly what i need.....i.e pc2700, pc3200, pc2100......think i need ddr1 ram is that right......or am i totally confused...being a newbie it's hard to be sure......please help!!!!!![]()
Thanks in advance
MT
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The mk-3 uses 200 pins, SO-DIMM, 2.5 V, DDR SDRAM, PC2700 up to 1GB
PC3200 should work fine as well,but pc2100 is incompatable as is all ddr2 type
Alex -
Hi Alex.
Thanks for that, have read topics till almost blue in the face but couldn't find a definate 100% sure answer....will start looking for one now.......cheers and thanks again...
MT -
No problem
The Mk3 is not as common as the other Cf-29's and we don't have as clear information on it as the others
Alex -
Hi,
when i take the ram cover off it looks as though there is a black block of plastic or something similar attached to it.....seems to be in the way of the memory stick....does this have to be removed to make it fit or is it there to keep it in??????
thanks
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Is it attached with 2 small Philip's screws
If you can take a picture and post it thats best
We love pictures here
Alex -
no,
just pulled the cover off again and it seems to be a very hard foam like material......no screws...think it must be glued on there.... -
The foam block is usually attached to the ram cover
Not to the ram module itself
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yep, that's where it is, sorry for not being clear enough....do i need to remove this or is it there for a reason????
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No it's there to hold the ram module in place
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thanks for that...will leave it there....now just to find a ram module....they seem pricey here in Oz.....
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Yes in comparison to ddr2 they are expensive here as well
The 512mb are less, if that will work as an upgrade
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found some on fleabay over in china....not too sure about them but..........think i would rather pay a bit more to get a good one
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I have generally found that it is worth buying quality RAM just to reduce the odds of any problems that might pop up. Intermittent BSODs suck to diagnose, especially on a laptop.
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Also, crucial.com has a memory analyzer which can tell you what OEM memory is intended for a system. Very useful.
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thanks brainwired will have a look......also another maybe ot question..on my media bay door where the cd rom is theres a sliding flap that reveals a round hole????? does anyone have some insight into what this is for????
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Thanks all,
got a 1GB module and installed it straight away...recognised in BIOS...got BSOD when first turned it on , but appears to be ok now..... -
If I could jump on to this thread: I've got a cf29 mk1, with 504mb of RAM. Can I get a 1GB module and do the same? If so, what do I need? Thanks.
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hi,
don't quote me on this but i think you should be able to use the same as i did....1GB pc2700 ddr sodimm ram module....
please anyone correct me if i'm wrong
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thanks for that.....another mystery solved
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Hi Stewboy, I also recommend the crucial.com memory tester that brainwired advised of....very helpful
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sorry should be analyzer
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The mk-1 will work with either pc2100 or pc2700 speed ram
Best to get pc2700 for universal compatibility with mk1/2/3
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VIP test module
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260569677283&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT
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An example of the module that was mentioned previously in the thread...
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thanks aiden...all info helps..
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