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Mon 02/05/05 at 18:08
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I was trying to take apart my laptop to see if there was any fluff clogging it up, when I opened the first panel and what should I find...the RAM! This suggests to me that it's replacable, so I've been searching high and low, but can't find it anywhere.

The laptop is: Medion Notebook MD40641, Model No FID2060
Current RAM is: TwinMOS PC2700(CL2.5) 22B07, if that means anything to anyone. I'm trawling google as we speak, cyber journeyman.

If anyone can help, that would be awesome to the max.
Mon 02/05/05 at 19:24
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>There's another component
> hidden away behind another panel, but I'm not sure what it is.

If it's a block about the size of an Ipod it's the hard drive.
Mon 02/05/05 at 19:17
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Any PC2700 SODIMM module should do the job, just pick the memory size you want to go for and, er, go for it.

[URL]http://www.stuff-uk.net/acatalog/PC2700_333Mhz_DDR_200pin_SODIMM.html[/URL]

That's where i got my RAM from, it's really came down in price.
Mon 02/05/05 at 19:16
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I can't see why they aren’t compatible, I think most modern laptop memory is 200pin. As long as the modules physically fit in, they should be all right. If I remember correctly they are slotted in at an angle aren’t they?
Mon 02/05/05 at 19:08
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Hmmm..I should really take this laptop apart.
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:54
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Don't think so, they're tucked away. This had a dedicated access panel though, which quite excited me. There's another component hidden away behind another panel, but I'm not sure what it is.
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:54
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Communist Jim wrote:
> Can you upgrade graphics cards on laptops?

I think you can on some Alienwares but the answer is 99.9% likely to be "no".
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:52
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Can you upgrade graphics cards on laptops?
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:44
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Not really. Mine are 2 x 256 boards, so I expect they would have to cram twice as many chips onto it to double the memory.

Also, how would you tell if that was compatible or not?
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:36
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look anything like this?
[URL]http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/GeIL_SO_DIMM.html[/URL]
Mon 02/05/05 at 18:08
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I was trying to take apart my laptop to see if there was any fluff clogging it up, when I opened the first panel and what should I find...the RAM! This suggests to me that it's replacable, so I've been searching high and low, but can't find it anywhere.

The laptop is: Medion Notebook MD40641, Model No FID2060
Current RAM is: TwinMOS PC2700(CL2.5) 22B07, if that means anything to anyone. I'm trawling google as we speak, cyber journeyman.

If anyone can help, that would be awesome to the max.

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