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More info?)
total memory count does not tell you if your have one or more modules.
tried to make that point in my previous post. open the machine and look at
the modules or look in the bios to determine precisely what you have.
"Mike" <wxyz09@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:WUPje.2628$Rp1.120@trnddc08...
> Thanks, the L400 128MB and the C400 hAS 256MB
>
> Mike
>
> "Christopher Muto" <muto@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
> news:tbFje.13955$_f7.7595@trndny01...
>> the c400 uses pc133 type memory, and it may have either one 256mb module
>> or two 128mb module for your system total of 256mb.
>> the l400 uses pc100 type memory, and it probably has 128mb built in (not
>> user replaceable) and one 128mb module in the single expansion slot.
>> it is possible that the pc133 module from the c400 will work in the l400.
>> it can't hurt to try it. some pc133 modules are backwards compatible,
>> some are not.
>> the l400 can accept either a 128mb or 256mb module in its single
>> expansion slot (system max memory of 384mb when you consider the built in
>> 128mb of memory) so the question is if you have one 256mb module in the
>> c400 or do you have or two 128mb modules in the c400. if you only have
>> 128mb modules in the c400 then there is no point in replacing the single
>> 128mb module that you already have in the l400 with another one.
>>
>>
>>
>> "Mike" <wxyz09@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>> news:kkzje.1128$Rp1.519@trnddc08...
>>> We have a L400 notebook with 128mb ram and a C400 notebook with 256MB
>>> RAM.
>>> Can I install a 256mb memory module in the L400 and a 256MB or 512MB
>>> module in the
>>> C400?
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>>
>>> Mke
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
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