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Old June 24th 03, 04:32 PM
Yareq
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Default What type of RAM in LTE 5100 series ??

Hi !

I need a help because my old notebook has only 8mb of ram
and I need to extend it.

Is anybody here who knows what type of ram is used in COMPAQ LTE 5100 series
??

....and where is it placed in machine ??

Jarek, Poland


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Old June 24th 03, 04:56 PM
Mike Calkins
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Maximum memory is 72 meg. It's external, on the back side, above and to the
right of the parallel port, as viewed from the rear.

Try Ebay, or www.computersurplusoutlet.com .

Modules we

8 meg
16 meg
32 meg
64 meg


Only one module can be installed, (plus the internal RAM).


(From my experience.)


Mike in Houston


"Yareq" wrote in message
...
Hi !

I need a help because my old notebook has only 8mb of ram
and I need to extend it.

Is anybody here who knows what type of ram is used in COMPAQ LTE 5100

series
??

...and where is it placed in machine ??

Jarek, Poland




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Old June 24th 03, 06:12 PM
Tom Scales
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No. It's Compaq unique and long before a SODIMM was ever even thought of.

Tom
"Yareq" wrote in message
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Is this an usual SO-DIMM memory ??

I have 64 MB module, will it be working ??

/Jarek





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Old June 25th 03, 02:06 AM
Mike Calkins
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One opening, but with two connectors.... Early 64 bit.......

I can send you pics of the Compaq Ram, if you like..?~!


"Tom Scales" wrote in message
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I don't think it requires pairs, in fact I think there is only one slot.

Tom
"Mike Calkins" wrote in message
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OK, Tom,

Perhaps it's a pre-SODIMM .... Gotta be in pairs, and follow the
previous links.

"Tom Scales" wrote in message
.. .
No. It's Compaq unique and long before a SODIMM was ever even thought

of.

Tom
"Yareq" wrote in message
...
Is this an usual SO-DIMM memory ??

I have 64 MB module, will it be working ??

/Jarek












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Old June 25th 03, 04:27 PM
Mike Calkins
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Dale,

Pics on the way. Will you admit it when you are wrong?

Ya know,

When you are holding the device in your hand, and describing it, It's a
little different.

I believe I stated that it had one opening, not one slot.

Looking forward to hearing from Dale Johnson AKA DEJ57

(And what is with the Seldom right?)

Mike in Houston


"DEJ57" wrote in message
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One opening, but with two connectors.... Early 64 bit.......

I can send you pics of the Compaq Ram, if you like..?~!


Yes! Please send me pics of pairs of RAM that fit into one slot but have

two
connectors--is that like one of those illusion images where you can go

down the
stair case in a continious spiral?

This is beginning to sound like two becoming one in marriage or the

trinity in
one being. Mike is seldom right and never wrong, no matter how wrong he

is.

Dale



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Old June 25th 03, 10:26 PM
Don Kelloway
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"Mike Calkins" wrote in message
y.com...
Dale,

Pics on the way. Will you admit it when you are wrong?

Ya know,

When you are holding the device in your hand, and describing it, It's a
little different.

I believe I stated that it had one opening, not one slot.

Looking forward to hearing from Dale Johnson AKA DEJ57

(And what is with the Seldom right?)

Mike in Houston




"DEJ57" wrote in message
...
One opening, but with two connectors.... Early 64 bit.......

I can send you pics of the Compaq Ram, if you like..?~!


Yes! Please send me pics of pairs of RAM that fit into one slot but

have two
connectors--is that like one of those illusion images where you can go

down the
stair case in a continious spiral?

This is beginning to sound like two becoming one in marriage or the

trinity in
one being. Mike is seldom right and never wrong, no matter how wrong he

is.

Dale



It sounds to me like you're referring to a SIMM with a single card edge
connector separated by a notch.

Something like this maybe?

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Best regards,
Don Kelloway
Commodon Communications

Visit http://www.commodon.com to learn about the "Threats to Your Security
on the Internet".



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Old June 26th 03, 01:06 AM
DEJ57
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Pics on the way. Will you admit it when you are wrong?

Certainly. I've always admited I'm wrong when I'm wrong. A number of times.
If the pics you sent me are the correct memory, its what I would call a memory
module, which has two memory chips permenently attached to a mounting buss. I
doubt you have to install this memory module in pairs, but I haven't been able
to get the pdf from HP's site to download so I can confirm any of this. Link
me to where Compaq says you need to install two of these modules, in pairs, and
I'll admit I'm wrong.

Dale
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Old June 26th 03, 01:08 AM
DEJ57
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It sounds to me like you're referring to a SIMM with a single card edge
connector separated by a notch.


No--it appears to be two SIMM attached to a bus, and the bus gets plugged in.
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Old June 26th 03, 02:09 AM
Mike Calkins
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Dale, Dale, Dale.

I stated that the memory were a pair of boards. One to a laptop.

One opening, a module with two boards attached to a plastic carrier, with
two phillips head screws, going into a captured nut in the plastic carrier.
There are no notches in the gold plated memory board, so it's a pre-So-dimm.

I never stated that the modules needed to be installed in pairs, only that
it was a pair of boards in one opening.

Jeeshh!



"DEJ57" wrote in message
...
Pics on the way. Will you admit it when you are wrong?


Certainly. I've always admited I'm wrong when I'm wrong. A number of

times.
If the pics you sent me are the correct memory, its what I would call a

memory
module, which has two memory chips permenently attached to a mounting

buss. I
doubt you have to install this memory module in pairs, but I haven't been

able
to get the pdf from HP's site to download so I can confirm any of this.

Link
me to where Compaq says you need to install two of these modules, in

pairs, and
I'll admit I'm wrong.

Dale



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Old June 26th 03, 09:16 AM
VibSch
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Try this link (hope it works). Its directly to the complete Service and
Maintenance Guide for LTE 5x- series if you ever need to disassemble your
notebook. It takes a minute or two to open - its about 320pages large.

ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/supportinfo...ce_guides/2135
83-002_rev2_us.pdf

:-)Vibeke

"Mike Calkins" wrote in message
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Options for the LTE 5100

Memory
8-MB Memory Expansion Board 213515-001
16-MB Memory Expansion Board 213515-002
32-MB Memory Expansion Board 213515-003
64-MB Memory Expansion Board 213515-004



Spares...for the LTE 5100

Memory Boards / Modules
8 MB 70 ns Memory Expansion Board 213536-001
16MB 70 ns Memory Expansion Board 213536-002
32 MB 70 ns Memory Expansion Board 213536-003
64 MB 70 ns Memory Expansion Board 213536-004




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Hi !

I need a help because my old notebook has only 8mb of ram
and I need to extend it.

Is anybody here who knows what type of ram is used in COMPAQ LTE 5100

series
??

...and where is it placed in machine ??

Jarek, Poland






 




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