I have a T60p [as opposed to T60]- will this memory mod still work? thanks
160668
Yes. If your T60p has been modified it may accept the same memory as the T400 think pad.
160669
Probably. If it fits in and locks down properly it won't hurt anything. The only question is will your chip set recognize it. My T60 will quite happily accept 2 2-GB but will only recognize 3 GB total.
160670
I installed this memory in my T60p a year ago and it has worked flawlessly since. Be forewarned that the T60p only supports 3GB of RAM.
1749675
I don't know, although I suspect so. You need to get the model number off the lenovo t400 label, then look for the specifications for the machine on the internet. The manufacturer or somebody should have listed the type of ram needed for your lenovo t400.
2002733
I have a different model of Samsung Notebook and they work great. Best practice is to get the same memory that's in your notebook now ... ie. open the DIMM bay and write down the model of the memory that in there now and duplicate it.
1938766
Use Crucial's own memory compatibility tester to find out, its at http://www.crucial.com/ and gives you 2 different ways to find out.
533244
Not sure. I purchased for a T61 and it works fine. I based my purchase on the compatibility with this laptop.
1296335
If you can access the Internet with your device, I would suggest going to crucial.com to see what memory modules they would say work on this device. This might also work if you go to kingston.com, or any other memory maker/dealer.
751389
The reason I upgraded the memory on the T60p was so that I could upgrade to OS from XP to windows 7.MS is offering a deep discount to get users off of XP.I opted to have MOZY back up my entire machine then upgraded the OS then restored all files and favorites from Mozy.
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Ashutosh, yes, it is important to get the same type of memory, especially when using more than one SIMM. The memory in your laptop appears to be DDR3 running at 1,066 MHz (this based on an Internet search for your laptop model). The manual located here: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/75y4302_05.pdf can help you with installation (see p. 61). I wasn't able to locate information regarding the memory size limits that your particular laptop can use, however I'm fairly confident that you can use the memory modules located here: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-DDR3L-1066-PC3-8500-CT2K4G3S1067M-CT2C4G3S1067M/dp/B008LTBJFM/ref=pd_sim_pc_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1RRYF522B0HFD6PQR22J. It's slightly more expensive to buy the two modules, but I know for certain that your computer currently uses 1 - 4 GB module right now, so 4GB modules should work. I would replace both rather than just buying one and using it with your current memory module. Hope this helps.
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Quick check shows it may not be. Search shows the T-6836 max memory at 4GB. Suggest the included web site http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Gateway-memory/T-6800+Series/T-6836-upgrades.html Good luck.
1184481
Worked fine in my Lenovo t530 laptop. But you can check crucial.com for compatibility.
257264
I'm an end user so I have no idea. I think the vendor's website has the correct correspondence of machine to memory. It not, try Googling the memory for that machine.
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According to the specs of T400s, it's NOT work.You can google "thinkpad T400s msATA", or refer below:https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/mSATA-SSD-on-T400/td-p/1407231
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Go to:Crucial.com and use the memory finder to see if it is compatible with your system.
48293
I'm not sure why this memory didn't work in my laptop. I usually buy my memory from crucial. Com. They're reasonable and out of over 10 years and countless upgrades, I've yet to have a problem.
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I don't know. I would check Crucial's website for compatibility: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/memory
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it will work in a t 430. With any ram the issue you have is you will want to match the sped 1600 to 1600 or 1300 1300..,. If all you are doing is swapping the primary ram from the laptop It should not be an issue. I myself would recommend swapping the secondary as well located under the keyboard. It is not that difficult to do but you will have to locate the hidden screws in the laptop. look for the rubber round tabs and remove the additional screws should be under there if my memory serves me correctly. I normally work on Hp or dell but have done a few Leveno in my repair shop as well.
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Kingston 2400 memory modules are great. I'm able to oc my Sabertooth x79 to almost 2400. No problem with compatibility and can be lowered to a lower speed if you wish. Great memory even if it is not listed in QVL.