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nightcall4 wrote
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Fry wrote Thanks man, it seems VEVO cleared that up. MAKE SURE YOU GROUND YOURSELF, #1 MOST HING EVER ! Just google the best way if you need to.
I looked on newegg. Your selection of RAM was the best for the price. I saw some Corsairs for 2 dollars less but I'd prefer G-Skill if I ever bought RAM.
Alrighty, and this isn't a low end product, correct?
No real such thing as LOW end laptop RAM. Being that your PC only supports 1333 laptop DIMMs, you don't have that wide of a selection. Here's a list of what's available. All of what's on that page is what I guarantee to work. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
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VEVO wrote
nightcall4 wrote
VEVO wrote
Fry wrote Thanks man, it seems VEVO cleared that up. MAKE SURE YOU GROUND YOURSELF, #1 MOST HING EVER ! Just google the best way if you need to.
I looked on newegg. Your selection of RAM was the best for the price. I saw some Corsairs for 2 dollars less but I'd prefer G-Skill if I ever bought RAM.
Alrighty, and this isn't a low end product, correct?
No real such thing as LOW end laptop RAM. Being that your PC only supports 1333 laptop DIMMs, you don't have that wide of a selection. Here's a list of what's available. All of what's on that page is what I guarantee to work. [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

okay cool, thanks for your help! I think the owners manual can tell me how to properly install it
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VEVO wrote Glad I was of assistance. Have fun. Also, I'm just realizing it's an all-in-one and not a laptop. I hope it's easy to take apart. All all-in-ones I've messed with have been a PAIN to take apart. Clips, security screws, loads of warranty seals, etc... Keep in mind that if your PC is still in warranty, this WILL void it unless otherwise specified by Toshiba.

Yu can just uncrew two screws in back to access the RAM
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nightcall4 wrote
VEVO wrote Glad I was of assistance. Have fun. Also, I'm just realizing it's an all-in-one and not a laptop. I hope it's easy to take apart. All all-in-ones I've messed with have been a PAIN to take apart. Clips, security screws, loads of warranty seals, etc... Keep in mind that if your PC is still in warranty, this WILL void it unless otherwise specified by Toshiba.

Yu can just uncrew two screws in back to access the RAM
Well lucky you. I guess I got the bad bunch. Stupid HP and Gateway.
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