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    Toshiba x200-25i UK version and Intel Turbo memory

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by cEvin_K, Aug 3, 2008.

  1. cEvin_K

    cEvin_K Notebook Geek

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    hi, just from curiosity, is it possible to ad this " intel turbo memory ( robson ) " to above mentioned laptop?
    Thank you.
     
    cEvin_K, Aug 3, 2008
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  2. Fade To Black

    Fade To Black The Bad Ass

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    If it has the slot then yes, but why would you want to?
     
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    cEvin_K Notebook Geek

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    thank you... well, i thinking im going to sell this laptop, want something new and one " potential " buyer he wants to have in laptop this turbo memory, i know it's quiete useless, but he wants to have it...
    and the problem is, this laptop is still under warranty, so i dont want to open it...
     
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  4. Jstn7477

    Jstn7477 Sam I Am

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    My X205-SLi4 (was the best model) did not have another PCIe slot to insert a Robson card. It only had 1 PCIe slot for the WiFi card. The slots are located just under your keyboard, so all you have to do is remove the silver strip above the top of the keyboard, unscrew the four screws, and lift up the keyboard to see if you actually have a second PCIe slot.

    -J.B.
     
    Jstn7477, Aug 3, 2008
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