I bought this memory for a Toshiba Satellite M105-S1021-The laptop works with one Chip but not with both!
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If I looked at the correct specifications sheet for your laptop, it should have 2 memory slots. The following is your specs: Memory RAM 512.0 MB ( 1 x 512 MB ) Max RAM Supported 2.0 GB Technology DDR2 SDRAM Speed 533.0 MHz / PC2-4200 Slots Qty 2 Empty Slots 1.0 This tells me you can pull the 512Mb memory chip and replace it with a 1Gb memory set. Find the 2nd memory slot, that should be empty and insert the 2nd memory set. Pay close attention to proper insertion. There is usually a slot or separation point that will match up to the slot. You may also find detailed information for your laptop by doing a Google search for it. Look for detailed specs or specifications to find what you need. There will be information where to find the location of the chips. Also, double check the memory you purchased. The description has to match exactly or it will not work with your computer. The memory you bought does not match the specs! It should be 1GB DDR2 SDRAM 533Mhz PC-2 4200. Anything else is wrong. Please write back to me if you need too. I'm always willing to help.
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I have 2 1GB Dimms working in an Acer Power 1000. They were plug and play for me. I had two of these systems and both worked fine. This will not help you?!? If this Dimm is listed as compatible (DDR2 PC2 5300), you might need to tweaks some of the memory setting such as ECC (error correction), access speed, etc in your bios, but be sure to record your current setting so you can return if necessary.
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Unfortunately no it is not. It was not anything to do with the memory that the toshiba died. I still have the memory put aside in case I find another laptop that it will work in.
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The individual specs for the laptop and the individual specs for this RAM seem to be compatible. Mixing this with existing memory may fail. Not because what you have is bad, or this is bad, but because mixed memory sometimes does not play well together.
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Computers always work best if you use pairs, rather than using one module at a time. Whatever you buy, buy two modules, not one.That being said, this should work for the laptop that you posted. Get the 2x512mb. The motherboard you have maxes at 1gb of ram, and only has two memory slots, so the 2x512mb should work fine. I bought the same ram from Komputerbay well over 18 months ago, and it's worked beautifully. Komputerbay is a good company to buy from.
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Ashutosh, yes, it is important to get the same type of memory, especially when using more than one SIMM. The memory in your laptop appears to be DDR3 running at 1,066 MHz (this based on an Internet search for your laptop model). The manual located here: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/75y4302_05.pdf can help you with installation (see p. 61). I wasn't able to locate information regarding the memory size limits that your particular laptop can use, however I'm fairly confident that you can use the memory modules located here: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-DDR3L-1066-PC3-8500-CT2K4G3S1067M-CT2C4G3S1067M/dp/B008LTBJFM/ref=pd_sim_pc_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1RRYF522B0HFD6PQR22J. It's slightly more expensive to buy the two modules, but I know for certain that your computer currently uses 1 - 4 GB module right now, so 4GB modules should work. I would replace both rather than just buying one and using it with your current memory module. Hope this helps.
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YES and it performs much better with the additional memory. You HAVE TO be comfortable taking computer equipment apart to install the single RAM 2gb chip. The socket is on the bottom of the computer and you have to come at it from the top of the laptop through the keyboard. You have to take screws out, unsnap the case, disconnect the daughter board ribbon cable, and rock the entire motherboard up to access the 1gb chip. Take it out and replace with the 2gb chip. I did this on all 3 of the 1025c's I bought (2 white and 1 black). Easy if you are familiar in this area. I found the mem chips for about $9 ea.
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from my understanding, it is compatible with most if not all toshiba satellite laptops. You would need to contact the seller to provide an exact response. I purchased it for my Toshiba satellite and it works perfectly
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Go to crucial's website to download their memory scanner. I can't really tell you for sure since I don't know the specific model.
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Sorry I can't answer your question for sure, but I don't know why it wouldn't work there are both Toshiba.
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Agree with Sean Meister. According to the spec sheet for the Satellite A105-S4064 laptop found on Toshiba's web site, this model shipped with PC4200 DDR2 SDRAM (533 MHz) and can accommodate 512 MB minimum to 4GB maximum. So, the Kingston ValueRAM PC25300 2GB module should work.
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The one I ordered would not handle 2 16 gb chips but then it only read one chip at a time also.
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Yes this memory will work. That is the same computer that I have and I installed this memory and it works find.
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Sorry, I'm not sure, I'd ask the seller, we bought the memory for a Toshiba.
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Sorry! I really don't know if it is compatible with Toshiba, but it worked great in the Macbook Pro. You can match the specs on Nemix Ram website. http://www.nemixcorp.com. Its easy, just enter the model of your laptop and they will give you the right match for your system.
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My Toshiba S55-A5359 DID NOT BOOT with this stick. I bought a second stick, thinking that two matching sticks might solve the problem, but it still wouldn't boot. I am returning them now.According to Toshiba's website, the original memory in this laptop, is 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz (in two 4GB sticks), and that "L" may be the difference (lower voltage).I am going to try this one, which has the same specs but is DDR3L: Kingston Technology 8GB 1600MHz DDR3L (PC3-12800) 1.35V Non-ECC CL11 SODIMM Intel Laptop Memory KVR16LS11/8 Will update when I know whether that one works for me. My Toshiba S55-A5359 DID NOT BOOT with this stick. I bought a second stick, thinking that two matching sticks might solve the problem, but it still wouldn't boot. I am returning them now.According to Toshiba's website, the original memory in this laptop, is 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz (in two 4GB sticks), and that "L" may be the difference (lower voltage).I am going to try this one, which has the same specs but is DDR3L: Kingston Technology 8GB 1600MHz DDR3L (PC3-12800) 1.35V Non-ECC CL11 SODIMM Intel Laptop... » Read More My Toshiba S55-A5359 DID NOT BOOT with this stick. I bought a second stick, thinking that two matching sticks might solve the problem, but it still wouldn't boot. I am returning them now.According to Toshiba's website, the original memory in this laptop, is 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz (in two 4GB sticks), and that "L" may be the difference (lower voltage).I am going to try this one, which has the same specs but is DDR3L: Kingston Technology 8GB 1600MHz DDR3L (PC3-12800) 1.35V Non-ECC CL11 SODIMM Intel Laptop Memory KVR16LS11/8 Will update when I know whether that one works for me. « Show Less
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I don't have the answer. I spent over an hour between Toshiba and the chip people, went through all their charts, etc., and could not get an answer. Finally I looked at the chips closely and determined that it would fit in the slot (:)) which was progress and bought it. I put it in and the difference in performance was ASTOUNDING! Really, I don't know why computer mfg's don't put max memory in their machines. Making you sweat over upgrades.....well. Anyway.
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The Toshiba Satellite A30-151 accepts DDR PC 2700 333MHz(maximum 2GB with 1GB/slot), which is precisely this memory. HOWEVER, I've had several Toshiba Satellites, Dells and HPs in the past and I found out that unlike the Dells and HPs, the Toshiba laptops are VERY finicky when it comes to the BRAND of the memory. I've had situations where I had two different memory brands where both had the EXACT same specs and the Toshiba laptops would accept one brand and not the other. It had been a while so I do not remember which brand I used, but I just want you to be aware that your machine may not accepts the memory you bought for it, even though it is the correct memory.