that is quite standard price already

Is there any significant improvement if I upgrade my DDR2 800 MHz to 1066 Mhz in gaming?

Don't toss $ for this small upgrade. Better if you upgrade your capacity like 2GB ---> 4GB

My laptop currently have 3GB DDR3 1333 (1+2 GB), does upgrading to 2+2 GB have significant improvement especially when playing games?

A bit strange to see you use 2 different size for the DDR3 ram...

Dunno if yr laptop hv 3 slots or not but most Intel i7 mobo comes with 3 slots or 6 slots for Three Channels of memory bandwidth...

Pls hv a look at the article below...

http://www.techreport.com/articles.x/15967


Use CPUID to check the memory channels the system is currently using...

That is very common that people mixing different capacity of RAM into their laptop or desktop, not strange.

May be I'm frog in well, I didnt see there got notebook which provided more than 2 slot of memory module Please correct me if you found notebook that can equiped with more than 2 memory slot

Your i7 is desktop mother board, not notebook mother board, it's totally different story which yours one is running on triple channel

asus g73 has 4 slots for ram. i think that's the only laptop at the moment. correct me if i'm wrong..

Yup, G73 got 4 slots, but this model seen like parallel import model, not selling by authorised ASUS distributor yet. G73 is really having great spec & great selling point.

I got this ram:
-2GB kit (1GBx2), Ballistix Tracer 240-pin DIMM (with LEDs), DDR2 PC2-8500 memory module (BL2KIT12864AL106A)

does it match if i added this ram:
-Corsair Dominator 2GB (2x1GB) DDR2 1066MHz (TWIN2X2048-8500C5D)

to my rig?

I am trying to upgrade the RAM on my Toshiba NB305-A102. I was told by Toshiba service center that it requires an 8-chip DDR3 RAM. I looked around but most 2GB DDR3 RAM are of 16-chips. Anyone has any ideas on this?

Dont believe to what their said. You can upgrade it with 16chips 2GB DDR3. As in market nowadays, 1GB DDR3 is normally come with 8chips, 2GB DDR3 is come with 16chips. If 2GB DDR3 that come with 8Chips that mean it's consider High Density IC. If yours notebook can accept such High Density IC, then it wouldn't be any problem to stick back with low density IC (which is 16Chips).

If yours notebook able to compatible with 2GB DDR3 that come with 8 chips, then congrate that be sure this notebook can equiped with single 4GB DDR3. (But I dont think so Intel NM10 chipset able to support high density RAM )

Appreciate your answer. Problem is I've tried with Kingston 2GB DDR3 with 16 chips and it did not work. The screen was just blank and would not boot up.

It is this model -- KTT1066D3S/2G ?

Do you try update BIOS before?

Please update BIOS into latest version

I've been unable to find any updates.

Hi guys, i want to know whether the tm free netbook HP Mini 110-3000 can support up to more than 2gb anot. I found out that from this web HP Ram 2gb, it can until 2gb..so juz wanna confirm from u guys.
and i found this tat HP got sell a memory 4gb and it is compatible wit HP Mini 110-3000, does this mean it can support up to 4gb?
Tq for ur advice.

This post has been edited by sai86: Aug 2 2010, 07:53 PM

The HP Mini 110-3000 is getting from TM's RM38 package, is it? That come with 384K upload & 256K download package right?

I get it from 1mb line..and i check d router, its giving me 2mb download and 512 upload

I am not sure where to post this, But I just bought a new laptop from a reputable BRAND name and found that the RAM specs does not match.

I bought 2 X 2GB DDR3 1333Mhz, but I checked using CPU-Z and found it to be 667Mhz!!

Anybody have a bright idea what i should do ??