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Re: Laptop memory problems
« on: August 06, 2005, 11:20:57 AM »
I had exactly the same problem not long ago with a latitude CPt I bought for the good lady. It seems slot A has a problem, it will run fine with either SODIMM in slot B.

I simply went for the buy a compatible 256MB single SODIMM option...
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Re: Laptop memory problems
« Reply #1 on: August 06, 2005, 12:43:54 PM »
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@ Karlos

How much did you pay for that? There's a bird at work looking to upgrade, and if anyone can find a good price it will be you.


Actually, somebody here (alas I can't quite recall who) put me in touch with Kahlon, a US supplier that undercut even the cheapest european supplier I found. What's more, it's tested memory too, so you know it is going to be compatible.

See kahlon

The only thing to be wary of is the import tax. I just got a pair of 256MB sticks for an Acer Travelmate 220, with 5-6 days international delivery came to 108 USD (about 61 UKP). HM's custom and excise shoved import tax (and a subsequent clearence fee by ParcelFarce) which was an additional 22 UKP all told.

Compared to UK suppliers I have looked at, this was still *way* cheaper - you'd pay as much for generic memory in some cases.
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