Maximum RAM capability?

MTboatguy

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

Looks like the wireless card in that from the factory was a wireless B/G which is a max speed of 54mps.
 

Boomyal

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

Well, interesting. I didn't have a chance to check the wireless card yet but I did take my LT up to my friend's place this morning and ran a speed test on it. Unlike on my home wireless system where my LT clocked 3 times faster than his (31 mbps vs 9.6 mbps) it clocked the same as his LT did on his wireless system from next door. That was a paltry 1.27 mbps. So if his wireless card is an earlier, slower technology, it doesn't seem to matter any on a slower wireless system.
 

Bill3434

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

Well, interesting. I didn't have a chance to check the wireless card yet but I did take my LT up to my friend's place this morning and ran a speed test on it. Unlike on my home wireless system where my LT clocked 3 times faster than his (31 mbps vs 9.6 mbps) it clocked the same as his LT did on his wireless system from next door. That was a paltry 1.27 mbps. So if his wireless card is an earlier, slower technology, it doesn't seem to matter any on a slower wireless system.

The latest wireless is (n) but for it to work right it needs to be n series all the way around for the best results. Going to n series doubled my speeds. But you won't be able to exceed what your provider is running.
 

MTboatguy

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

Ya right Paltry!!

We can't get anything faster than 1.5 mbps around here!

:facepalm:
 

Boomyal

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

So now that we have settled the internet speed issue (which was really just a comparative curiosity) it is back to the general balkyness of this laptop.

Now that I have upped the RAM from 512 mb to 4 gb (2.99 kb recognized by XP) I will just have to play with the laptop to see if this remedied the general balkiness of this t*rd. By virtue of the relative available RAM, shown in Task Manager, one could hope that there is an improvement.

Thanks for all of your good help and computer wisdom!
 

dolluper

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Re: Maximum RAM capability?

How big is the hard drive.....ifin you have used most of the space ....they will to tend to run slow....clean up put a bunch of files on disc or external hard drive.....free up space can make them zippyer.....when your using over 50% of the hard drive space they start running slower
 
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