Upgrading RAM...

[CRACKTRO]

Used Crucial scanning system and it came out with: "We're sorry.Crucial currently does not have any compatible upgrades available for your particular system. If you have questions or would like further support, please contact our support department."I could still install a Kingston stick right, just means they can't find one that's recommended?Also how do I find out which type I need, e.g. DDR2 etc....

[L]

Open it up and look. All the ram i got says exactly what it is on a label

[CRACKTRO]

I don't think I have a slot in the bottom I can get to for more RAM.

[CRACKTRO]

This ain't RAM slot is it?, only opening I have on the underneath.

[Lucarelli]

This ain't RAM slot is it?, only opening I have on the underneath.

what in the five kingdoms of azzaroth is that?that a lap top or a mac or somthing cos ram slots dont look like that not on the pcs ive ahd anyway

[CRACKTRO]

Yeah it's a Packard Bell Easynote laptop.Centuries old.That's the only opening at the bottom.

[Mr. BLK]

i have an easynote aswellits f*cked

[CRACKTRO]

Yeah they're swag.It's 2008, I can't run with 258MB RAM. Time for upgrade.

[younger_lew]

This ain't RAM slot is it?, only opening I have on the underneath.

that is the slot where the ram goes!!although you should already have at least ONE stick of RAM in there, even if it is only 64 MB lolbut there should be a slot underneath where there is already one stick of RAM

[CRACKTRO]

That's what I thought, I do already have other RAM in obviously but I haven't got a clue where it is and I need to remove it when I upgrade.I read that when I buy the new RAM the speed of the old RAM will hold the speed of the new RAM back 'cause they run parallel.Just to find out what type I need now then I'm off to get it and a new HDD.

[younger_lew]

you should be able to find the RAM you need from this site: http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurat...9&FIND2.y=5the model of your laptop will be underneath if you're not sure

[CRACKTRO]

Ain't there. Surely most will work though.If I just picked up a random one and put it in it should work?I need to find which type aswell, like DDR2, SOSDIMM etc...

[younger_lew]

Ain't there. Surely most will work though.If I just picked up a random one and put it in it should work?I need to find which type aswell, like DDR2, SOSDIMM etc...

have you got any of the manuals that came with the laptop?

[CRACKTRO]

Nah

[younger_lew]

http://www.orcalogic.co.uk/asp/memoryfinde...&PT_ID=6489http://www.crucial.com/uk/index.aspx?cpe=CHAWKukyou SHOULD be able to find your system on one of those sitesand once you have the info you need you should be able to go anywhere and find the RAM you want

[Swiftie]

When people should leave the computer work to the proffesionals.. (like me self) Vol 1 through 999999 The reason why you cant see the already installed memory is because that's more than likely underneath the keyboard. & you cant remove it. You can only add more to it. & I bet you the maximum you can add is probably 512MB.Next tip, whats the model number of your Easynote.. You got a system tag for it?

[Ari Gold]

Download CPU-ZClick on Memory, press F6 (will copy everything to clipboard)Paste it hereClick on SPD.. F6 .. Paste

[Swiftie]

Download CPU-ZClick on Memory, press F6 (will copy everything to clipboard)Paste it hereClick on SPD.. F6 .. Paste

Hey man, ur killin my business mayne.

[Brolly]

lol @ ur sh*t easynotegot mine last year with 2gb rambut true say crucial is useless with my easynote aswell, all i kno is that I have DDR2 RAM.

[dominic*]

http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/131576/dell...1576&page=2