Will crucial 2gb ct25664ac667 ddr2 200 pin work with new Toshiba N305-310? Will crucial 2gb ct25664ac667 ddr2 200 pin work with new Toshiba N305-310?
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Crucial's web site will tell you the correct memory for any system. www.crucial.com
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depends if Toshiba uses ddr2 or 3..this is ddr3.or pc3..yours ddr2 is pc2..havecheck specs on machine do a google search for laptop specs for it irll tell you
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Probably. Memory sticks come in 200, 204, and I think, 230 PIN. You can do one of 2 things: either pull out a stick from your laptop and look at the label on it which should say 200 PIN, or, go to Crucial's website and let them scan your laptop and they'll tell you if it's 200 PIN that you need. I suppose you could also go to lenovo's website. I will say this, these 2 sticks worked flawlessly in my 2008 Macbook which takes PC2-5300 DDR2-667 SODIMM 200 PIN sticks
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I have no idea. Crucial's website is very good at identifying compatibility.
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Richard - I suggest you go to Crucial website - they have a hardware scanner that can confirm compatibility & if you prefer you can also enter your hardware details manually to avoid the download. If you still have questions(I was puzzled by the part numbers on Crucial website differing from those on Amazon for example) contact them through their website - I found them very responsive.
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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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This RAM did not work for me & I had to return it. For your computer I would recommend this for sure it will work & save you a major headache >> http://www.crucial.com/store/ListParts.aspx?model=Special%20Edition%20L2005CO
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I searched Crucial's RAM Adviser but did not find your Toshiba model number??I do not have a Toshiba but CHECK for the following with your old RAM. Make sure your old RAM IS:1. it is DDR2 (not DDR3),2. That it is 200-pin SODIMM (not 204 or other), and4. the same or similar speeds 800 MHzAlso you MUST have a 64-bit operating system for anything over 4 GB to be recognized. If it is 32-bit it would only see 4 GB, and not the total of this kit, which is 8 GB. GOOD LUCK...Finally Amazon is very good about returns, so if it does not work you can return it, and either exchange it for something else of get a refund. I searched Crucial's RAM Adviser but did not find your Toshiba model number??I do not have a Toshiba but CHECK for the following with your old RAM. Make sure your old RAM IS:1. it is DDR2 (not DDR3),2. That it is 200-pin SODIMM (not 204 or other), and4. the same or similar speeds 800 MHzAlso you MUST have a 64-bit operating system for anything over 4 GB to be recognized. If it is 32-bit it would only see 4 GB, and not the total of this kit, which is 8 GB. GOOD LUCK...Finally Amazon is very good about returns, so if it does not work you... » Read More I searched Crucial's RAM Adviser but did not find your Toshiba model number??I do not have a Toshiba but CHECK for the following with your old RAM. Make sure your old RAM IS:1. it is DDR2 (not DDR3),2. That it is 200-pin SODIMM (not 204 or other), and4. the same or similar speeds 800 MHzAlso you MUST have a 64-bit operating system for anything over 4 GB to be recognized. If it is 32-bit it would only see 4 GB, and not the total of this kit, which is 8 GB. GOOD LUCK...Finally Amazon is very good about returns, so if it does not work you can return it, and either exchange it for something else of get a refund. « Show Less
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You guys want a DDR2 200-pin sodimm stick. The max speed (Mhz) isn't important since the laptop will just underclock any memory thats faster than what it can handle, which is slower than most sticks out there.Crucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667There may be cheaper 2gb sticks out there, but this is an example.
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You would have to consult the manual for your specific laptop to see what memory modules are compatible. Some have 1 slot, some have 2, some require matching modules in the 2 slots, others don't care, some are DDR2, some are DDR3, some older ones need a SIMM, others take DIMM, some have a max memory size per slot, etc........After running a Google search for this model's memory I found "The Toshiba Detailed Spec Sheet for the C55D-B5212 states that the laptop comes with 4GB DDR3L 1600MHz [DRAM], not user upgradable" so I would think this would not work.
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I purchased the LT2030U red netbook yesterday along with a single stick of 2GB PNY 677 Mhz memory and it shows 2048 for memory. So the answer to your question is yes it will upgrade to 2GB but you have to do it with single sticks as there is only one memory connector slot in the memory bay.
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You should not assume this will work unless you go to crucial website with your laptop and have it scan your system and check. It will tell you exactly which memory is available for your system.
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Yes it will work. Check this website for any model upgrade Www.crucial.com Thanks
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See Mfgr website at http://www.crucial.com/store/listmodule/DDR2/list.html. That should tell you everything about it.
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Best place for your answer is www.crucial.com and fill in the boxes as to Make, Model #, et al and Crucial will tell you if it will work. I've always used them when purchasing ram.
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The Toshiba site at http://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=434998provides a pdf spec file called satellite "1135-S1553.pdf" which lists a Kingston KTT3614/512 as Toshiba's recommended RAM module. Both the Kingston and the Komputerbay memory are 200-pin PC2100 DDR SODIMM SDRAM. Therefore, both should work.
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Agree with Sean Meister. According to the spec sheet for the Satellite A105-S4064 laptop found on Toshiba's web site, this model shipped with PC4200 DDR2 SDRAM (533 MHz) and can accommodate 512 MB minimum to 4GB maximum. So, the Kingston ValueRAM PC25300 2GB module should work.