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Bobby February 20th 05 10:39 AM

Samsung V25 memory upgrade
 
I want to upgrade the memory on my wife's laptop (Samsung V25) from 256Mb to
512Mb.

I think that it uses SODIMM 133, non-parity memory? Is that correct? Is that
simply "laptop 133 memory"? Do I need to buy Samsung memory or will generic
stuff work?

Has anyone upgraded this laptop? Is it straight-forward? Is there a website
I could refer to to help me carry out the upgrade?

Cheers.

Bobby



Jeff Gaines February 20th 05 11:26 AM

On 20/02/2005 Bobby wrote:

I want to upgrade the memory on my wife's laptop (Samsung V25) from
256Mb to 512Mb.

I think that it uses SODIMM 133, non-parity memory? Is that correct?
Is that simply "laptop 133 memory"? Do I need to buy Samsung memory
or will generic stuff work?

Has anyone upgraded this laptop? Is it straight-forward? Is there a
website I could refer to to help me carry out the upgrade?



If you go to www.crucial.com/uk there is an excellent memory finder
that you can put the make/model of laptop in and it will tell you which
memory is guaranteed to work. Their servie is excellent as well.

I haven't done a memory u/g on this model but I have on a generic (FIC)
laptop, it involved unscrewing a small flap on the underside and just
slotting the memory in.


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Jeff Gaines

TheDragon February 20th 05 02:38 PM

If its anything like the V30, there is no flap. Its under the keyboard.
Underneath there's a screw marked keyboard, open this, then the board pops
up. Under there are the memory slots.



Bobby February 20th 05 07:54 PM

Cheers. That worked fine. Although the keyboard needed a little prising
before it came out.

Otherwise very simple to do.

"TheDragon" wrote in message
...
If its anything like the V30, there is no flap. Its under the keyboard.
Underneath there's a screw marked keyboard, open this, then the board pops
up. Under there are the memory slots.






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