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- I should've posted this. I have checked with the dimm onboard, lists 1 gig. Pop it out and it's 512. So, there is another dimm somehwere and the packing slip for this thing lists 1 GIG - 2 Dimms. I tried to chat woith support but it was too painful. Thought I'd try here
DJ214 wrote:
I should've posted this. I have checked with the dimm onboard, lists 1 gig. Pop it out and it's 512. So, there is another dimm somehwere and the packing slip for this thing lists 1 GIG - 2 Dimms. I tried to chat woith support but it was too painful. Thought I'd try here
There is no onboard stick on that machine, there are two slots together.- If you read my post, system info lists 1 gig as does the shipping slip. I popped the only dimm I can find under the memory cover and checked again and it list 512mb. So there is another dimm somewhere. Every other laptop I have owned had both dimms side by side.
I am assuming because of the compact size of the laptop, they had to split them up.
DJ214 wrote:
If you read my post, system info lists 1 gig as does the shipping slip. I popped the only dimm I can find under the memory cover and checked again and it list 512mb. So there is another dimm somewhere. Every other laptop I have owned had both dimms side by side.
I am assuming because of the compact size of the laptop, they had to split them up.Sorry, I misread, thought it said 1505, not 1405. The 2nd module is under the EMI shield, which is under the keyboard. Click on Technical Support tab above, then Manuals, follow to add/remove parts.

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Posted October 19th, 2006 19:00
however if it's only 512 then the other 512 would be assumed as onboard, now in order to check this you can do this from within Windows:
Right click > My Computer > Properties
this will bring up a box and at the bottom will tell your CPU speed and Amount of RAM