Could someone tell me the name of the separate memory chip used to extend memory on this machine. On that will work well with this specific machine
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If you shop at Best Buy, go in with your recorder and tell them you think you need a micro SD memory card. Costco I think have these also. Both will work with you to make sure that the micro SD card will work. I have not needed one yet. Also the paper work tells you the correct one. Not sure were mine is but will look. Hope this helps.
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Disappointed that it has only 4gb memory capability, hope that its a miss print can anybody confirm that? Don't know what to do now, the price of ram always goes down and the need for it always seems to increase.
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I agree with William's answer,go to crucial.com and select the scanner and it will tell you the right memory module for your laptop.Also I'm going to take a wild guess but if the laptop is an older model and was design for windows XP most likely that's the right one
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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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Thank you very much for your concern about my purchase. Sorry to respond late. The memories work fine with the installed components. I hope this will be of much help. Regards Marcelo
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J, I contacted Brother and then Buffalo Technologies directly. I found that the Buffalo/Techworks part number had changed. It is now PM133-512 and can be found using the memory configuator on the middle of the page at: http://www.buffalotech.com/products/memory/ It costs about $114.75 plus shipping there. However, after MUCH searching (including EBay, Amazon, Newegg & MANY others), I also found a guaranteed compatible memory module for about 1/2 the price. goto: http://www.oempcworld.com Then search for 512M-SO133 or (all on one line) its: http://www.oempcworld.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Category_Code=144pin&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=512M-SO133 There its about $69.85 plus $1 insurance and free shipping. Before ordering, I spoke to OEMPCWORLD and they guaranteed that their chip would work or my money back. I ordered it, got it a few days later, installed it and it worked PERFECTLY. I even called Brother to see how I could be POSITIVE it was working and after several tries, they figured out the instructions to get the printer to print out its memory report. Prior to installation it showed 128mb (on lower right of page at bottom - hard to find, but its there) and after installation, it showed 640mb so the machine recognized the new 512mb SODIMM module and its been fine ever since. By the way, the Brother 9840cdw is a really GREAT Machine, too. I love using it and the print quality is pretty awesome.
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There is good advice given already but do check the DDR compatible with your model. I think it differs from this product. Here being DDR2 and yours probably DDR3!
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I'm not a memory expert but I believe it is not. I'd go to crucial.com 1st and use their scanner. See what they recommend. It's worked well for me. Do not buy overpriced crucial memory.
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Go to www.crucial.com, then go to "memory" and agree to download the scanner which will scan your system and tell you what you can update to. If you can update to normal DD3 memory and your computer has room for 8gb or more you'll be fine. If it takes regular crucial it will take the Kingston - this memory is an excellent buy!
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
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Go to Crucial.com and download their scanner tool and run it. It will tell you exactly what type of memory you need.
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The original memory chip is 32, but loses some space when it is formatted. This is standard with all types of computer memory, hard drives, flash drives, etc etc.
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Try this. I opened my laptop and took the number off of the memory chip then looked it up on Amazon.The laptop had two memory slots, the one in the laptop was a 4gb, the max was 8gb so I just needed to get the other 4gb. See the specs on yours to see if you can do this.
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If you can access the Internet with your device, I would suggest going to crucial.com to see what memory modules they would say work on this device. This might also work if you go to kingston.com, or any other memory maker/dealer.
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Best I can say is that you should look up that memory module inline to find it's exact specs. Best bet would be to look on the manufactures site
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Go to this link, http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/ It should tell you what type of memory you need.
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I upgraded with 2MB of 200 pin DDR2 - 667 MHz PC5300 with no problem. The brand was Corsair but I also understand Kingston works well also. I bought it at Fry's Electronics for $28.99 with a $10.00 mail-in rebate making it $18.99.