Re: Notebook Memory Voltage

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On Wednesday 24 May 2006 12:46, [email protected] wrote:
> Hey all,
> I'm looking to add more memory to an older notebook (Thinkpad T23) which
> uses 144 pin PC133 SDRAM.  Most of the sites I've looked at list the
> voltage as 3.3V but geeks.com has 3.0V listed on their site.

With the Thinkpads (and many other relatively recent laptops), memory and h=
ard=20
disk upgrades are fairly standardized.  If it fits in the hole/slot, you=20
should be OK voltage-wise.  And if it's a consumer device that's picky abou=
t=20
300mW, it more or less deserves to be a doorstop...

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Paul Johnson
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