[tlinux-users:07916] [SPAM] Re: [Bulk] Re: [Bulk] need memory chip upgrade to 196mb, toshiba dyna ss 3430

Pip Squeak <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.hardware.toshiba
Message-ID <1152203104.2766.68.camel@HAL9000>
Hi Mingfeng

Seems as if the Toshiba Linux group isn't going to become a flea-market,
which is just as well as I don't have the memory you need at a bargain
price, and I am not sure anyone else on the list will have either.

The machine requires either common or rare memory, this you will have to
establish by going online and seeing what there is. The big makes -
Kingston, Crucial - and the niche suppliers - such as Offtek in the UK -
will have tools on their website to select the memory by PC, make and
model. Use that to find what is compatible, what is available and what
the ballpark price is - 'shop around.'

Also, you might want to take out the chip that is already in there, and
type the numbers into Google to see what you get. Happy hunting!



On Thu, 2006-07-06 at 01:57 -0700, mingfeng gao wrote:
> Hi, Pip, I got this laptop recently from flea market, the model was
> only for Japan market while I am in China. I am not IT people,but,
> friend of mine advised that this type of chip may not be available in
> market anymore.
>  
> I was thinking this mailing list has connection to Japan users,
> therefore bearing a hope someone could help with.
>  
> not for sure if you have any idea about the model I am referring to,
> it's dyna ss 3439
> only has 64mb memory.
>  
> as I said, I am not IT people, therefore, can not tell if this machine
> requires rambus stye chip or not. appreciate if you can tell further
> more about it.
>  
> thanks
>  
> 
> Pip Squeak <[email protected]> wrote:
>         I take it that you are looking for some machine specific
>         Rambus style
>         memory?
>         
>         Maybe not?
>         
>         Have you checked if something generic can be bought in town to
>         do the
>         job? Maybe there is a local Toshiba dealer with a drawer full
>         of what
>         you need... Sometimes you need to take these things back, so,
>         to cut the
>         hassle, take the machine in and check the BIOS says what it
>         should when
>         you put the new memory in. If not then you stand a chance of
>         getting
>         your money back.
>         The price might be a good deal - remember how much RAM cost in
>         the 386
>         era? if the shop in town has what you need then you can be in
>         the world
>         of use-able RAM by tea-time with maximal Penguin Power before
>         the post
>         arrives... 
>         
>         
>         On Wed, 2006-07-05 at 01:15 -0700, mingfeng gao wrote:
>         > Hi, there
>         > 
>         > is there any one would like to sell memory chip of toshiba
>         model dyna
>         > ss 3439 please contact me immediately. thanks
>         > 
>         > Kindest Regards
>         > Krube Krude
>         > 
>         >
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