On 3/14/06, Roberto Bertolusso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello everybody. I am thinking about adding 1GB memory stick to my R3000 > (that already has a 1MB stick in S1). I would like to check if I can > trust that the memory that was shipped from factory is DDR PC2700 or it
Yeah, it is. No need to open it up for that; there is software that lets you look at the timings the RAM reports. CPU-z on Windows; there is probably a similar tool for Linux. Though, I think it can take PC3200 if that is all you put in there. > may happen that it could be different (and I will have to go to the > process of opening the laptop to verify the kind of memory it has). > > By the way, I'm thinking about buying from Crucial, and the following > would be the specs. Could someone confirm if it is OK and I can go > ahead? Is that the more expensive, recommended memory? You can find the exact same specs (eg on newegg) for a little less because it isn't verified to work. But it should work just fine. The below specs like fine, by the way. Jonathan > Crucial Part Number: CT463907 > * Module Size: 1GB > * Package: 200-pin SODIMM > * Feature: DDR PC2700 > * Configuration: 128Meg x 64 > * DIMM Type: UNBUFFERED > * Error Checking: NON-ECC > * Speed: 333 > * SDRAM Timings: CL=2.5 > * Specs: DDR PC2700 * CL=2.5 * UNBUFFERED * NON-ECC * DDR333 * > 2.5V * 128Meg x 64 _______________________________________________ LinuxR3000 mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pcxperience.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/linuxr3000 Wiki at http://prinsig.se/weekee/
