On Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:25:38 +0200, Marc Dietich <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi Gordan,
Has anyone got the model/part numbers for the Micron chips used in
the
AC100? Or the spec of the chips? I'm trying to find some larger
capacity
chips that will be pin compatible.
I forgot the extact number (must have been something like
MT42L64M32D1KL-3 IT)
but you will find out when you open it ;-)
Note: there is a special code on the chips which you need to
translate to the
partnumber (http://www.micron.com/support/fbga.html).
But I wonder how you will solder a bga...
Thanks Marc. I was hoping it wasn't BGA, but these guys have re-chipped
non-DIY things for me before:
http://www.retronix.com/
It'll probably cost a non-trivial fraction of a new AC100 (they are
cheap even by netbook standards nowdays), but it'll be worth it if it
leads to an ARM laptop with oodles of RAM. :)
I just have to figure out what chips are going to be compatible (need
to find a Micron product list) and then find out what DIMMs have them on
(I'm crossing my fingers that crucial.com support guys may be able to
tell me that).
Gordan
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