[clue-tech] Toshiba laptop Memory

[John Hamilton]

Hate to tell you this Peter but you could have saved yourself some 
money. You can download the specs for free from Toshiba. Here's the URL:

http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_sc_modelLanding.jsp?ProductMenu_0=Portables&ProductMenu_1=Tecra&ProductMenu_2=1073769797&x=20&y=11&BV_SessionID=%40%40%40%400386202319.1111163261%40%40%40%40&BV_EngineID=ccchaddeeefllmjcgfkceghdgngdgmn.0&moid=1073769797&smoid=true&ct=MH&ListType=Model

My two cents. Always put in as much memory as you can afford. Once the 
OS starts swapping, the performance goes way down.

Regards,

John Hamilton

Peter C. Hinkle wrote:

>Hey guys, I'm not to up on all of the hardware for laptops like I am on the 
>desktop/server end and I was wondering if someone might be able to answer a 
>question regarding memory. I have an old Toshiba 730XCDT PENTIUM II machine
>with 48MB of memory. The thing with hold up to 144MB of total memory (16MB on 
>board and 128MB removable). Anyway, what I want to know is that if I go ahead 
>and take it up to 144MB, how much actual difference will I notice in 
>performance of the machine? I'm not sure whatsoever if you can upgrade the 
>processor in a machine like this also. Does anyone know the answer to that 
>and if so, how high can you go? I'm having quite a bit of trouble finding out 
>much of anything on the hardware side about this machine so any knowledge 
>would be really helpful. I found the owners manual on ebay last night and 
>bought it. Hopefully when that comes I will get a few more answers.../peter
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