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Ever wanted to increase the performance of your laptop with a simple and easy to perform memory upgrade? Let Steve show you how in this step by step guide. (more)
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The more memory your computer has the higher overall performance the computer will have. As a general rule by adding more memory it will enable the computer to perform tasks quicker and handle more open programs. Upgrading the memory in your computer is one of the most cost effective ways to improve performance.
Kingston ValueRAM 2GB (1x2GB) 1600MHz DDR3 Non-ECC 204-pin CL11 SODIMM Memory Module
£15.01 inc VAT
CCL Choice 2GB DDR3 SO-DIMM Single Channel Laptop Memory
PC3-12800 (1600)
£13.10 inc VAT
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Manufacturer: CCL Choice CCL Code: RAM0211 Mnfr Code: RAM0211
£8.95 inc VAT
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Manufacturer: CCL Choice CCL Code: RAM7544 Mnfr Code: CCLLR1GB800DDR2
£10.28 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM7524 Mnfr Code: VS512SDS400
£11.80 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM7523 Mnfr Code: VS512SDS333
£13.06 inc VAT
Manufacturer: CCL Choice CCL Code: RAM0961 Mnfr Code: 2GB 1600 DDR3 SODIMM
Manufacturer: Kingston CCL Code: RAM5969 Mnfr Code: KVR800D2S6/1G
£13.32 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Dane-Elec CCL Code: RAM1143 Mnfr Code: VS3D133-06456-B
Manufacturer: Dane-Elec CCL Code: RAM8063 Mnfr Code: S3D106-06456
£13.80 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Kingston CCL Code: RAM1269 Mnfr Code: KVR16S11/2
Manufacturer: Kingston CCL Code: RAM1357 Mnfr Code: KVR1333D3S8S9/2G
£15.19 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM5963 Mnfr Code: CM3X2GSD1066
£16.00 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM0113 Mnfr Code: VS1GSDS667D2
£16.03 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM7525 Mnfr Code: VS1GSDS533D2
£16.30 inc VAT
Manufacturer: CCL Choice CCL Code: RAM7540 Mnfr Code: CCLLR2GB800DDR2
£20.80 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Kingston CCL Code: RAM5970 Mnfr Code: KVR800D2S6/2G
£24.32 inc VAT
Manufacturer: CCL Choice CCL Code: RAM0896 Mnfr Code: 4GB 1333 DDR3 SODIMM
£24.98 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Corsair CCL Code: RAM7521 Mnfr Code: VS1GSDS333
£26.10 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Crucial CCL Code: RAM2089 Mnfr Code: CT25664AC800
£26.68 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Patriot CCL Code: RAM0905 Mnfr Code: PSD34G13332S
£27.32 inc VAT
Manufacturer: Patriot CCL Code: RAM0908 Mnfr Code: PSD34G16002
What benefits are there for upgrading your laptops memory? The more memory your laptop has the higher overall performance the laptop will have. As a general rule by adding more memory it will enable the laptop to perform tasks quicker and handle more programs open concurrently. What do I need to consider before upgrading my laptops memory? Laptops are generally more restricted in the types and amounts of memory that can be installed into them. Many laptops are limited to one or two slots to install memory into, sometimes access to the memory slots can also be a problem when compared to normal desktop systems. How much memory do I need? The easiest way to work out how much memory you need is to look at the operating system and programs you want to run. Each will list a minimum and recommended amount of memory they need to run. As a general rule the following applies to most systems: - To get the program to run you need the minimum amount of memory - To get the program to run without frustration and good speed you need the recommended amount of memory - To get the program to run without frustration and at a good speed while multi-tasking with other programs and windows you need double the amount of recommended memory. Most laptops also use integrated graphics chips which use a portion of the general system ram for the graphics. This can reduce the amount of available system ram from 64mb to as much as 1024mb (1GB) depending on the graphics controller. If you are using an integrated graphics chip it is worth getting a little more memory to compensate for this. What types of memory are available for laptops? Most laptops take a special format of memory called SODIMM, it is much smaller than that used in desktop computers and enables laptops to keep their small dimensions. Most laptops purchased today will come equipped with either DDR2 SODIMM or DDR3 SODIMM memory. What do the different speed numbers of memory mean? There are two ways that memory speeds can be listed. The first is by the memory type...
