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Base memory user-upgradable?
Base memory user-upgradable?
Greetings,
Can anybody say if the base memory that X60s comes with is user-upgradable or soldered into the motherboard? And if it is upgradable, is it any more difficult to do so than the extra memory?
Can anybody say if the base memory that X60s comes with is user-upgradable or soldered into the motherboard? And if it is upgradable, is it any more difficult to do so than the extra memory?
Regards,
Madana
x60s (1704-44U): 1GB, 100GB 5400, WinXP Pro, 8-cell
Madana
x60s (1704-44U): 1GB, 100GB 5400, WinXP Pro, 8-cell
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mfratt
Thank you, Mfratt. This is a very useful piece of information. Do I take it to mean that it is possible to order an x60s with no RAM installed and then up fill it in?mfratt wrote:All the memory is user-accessible/ubgradable. There are 2 slots under the removable panel on the bottom.
Regards,
Madana
x60s (1704-44U): 1GB, 100GB 5400, WinXP Pro, 8-cell
Madana
x60s (1704-44U): 1GB, 100GB 5400, WinXP Pro, 8-cell
there is no onboard memory and I don't think it is possible to order a system with no memory at all so at least one slot should have something in it already. Be careful though, a lot of systems have been shipping with 2 chips, ie if you order 512MB you get 2 x 256MB chips rather than a single 512MB chip which means both slots are used up and is frustrating for upgradingmadana wrote:Thank you, Mfratt. This is a very useful piece of information. Do I take it to mean that it is possible to order an x60s with no RAM installed and then up fill it in?mfratt wrote:All the memory is user-accessible/ubgradable. There are 2 slots under the removable panel on the bottom.
I think that is one of the best qualities of the X60 line. So many companies either solder the ram to the board(for a saving of what 10 cents and about 2mm of space by not using a socket) or shove it under the keyboard.mfratt wrote:All the memory is user-accessible/ubgradable. There are 2 slots under the removable panel on the bottom.
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