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Old 08-16-2007, 03:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Installing Memory Tutorial...

Hi All..

I thought this may be of some use to some people?

It's a video tutorial of how to upgrade the memory in your laptop.

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Old 08-16-2007, 04:59 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Installing Memory Tutorial...

Thanks,

I think if we get hold of that with text and diagrams (no videos) it will be put in an sticky or an artical for both pc and laptops.

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Re: Installing Memory Tutorial...

No problem, I also wanted to make sure you guys confirm it's okay... as I'll be attemping this with my laptop very soon (want to upgrade to 2GB).

I'll make a "photo diary" of what I'm doing, but don't wait for me :-) If you get the text/photos up and running quicker... sticky that! :-)
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no problem, just make sure that your RAM is compatible with your motherboard before.
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Re: Installing Memory Tutorial...

Okay, and how do I make sure it is?
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Re: Installing Memory Tutorial...

if you go onto the website of the make of your laptop E.g. Sony, Toshiba and look for your laptop on there and see what the specs are on the memory and then look for your memory on a site and see what they are on there. If you post them on here i can show you how to tell.
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