We currently have extra memory that we purchased at the office for Compaq Armada 6500 (P2-300) laptops. Here are the memory specs:
Memory Sub-System : System Memory
Module Type : SO-DIMM
Memory Type : SDRAM (Sychronous DRAM)
Configuration (bitsXbits) : 4x64
Fault Tolerance Level : Non-Parity
Access Time (ns) : 10
Number of Contacts : 144
Lead Material : Gold (Au)
We have a consultant coming in with a Compaq Armada M700 (P3-650) laptop and needs a memory boost. Here are the specs for the memory in the M700:
Memory Upgrades
Memory Sub-System : System Memory
Module Type : SO-DIMM
Memory Type : SDRAM (Sychronous DRAM)
Configuration (bitsXbits) : 8x80
Fault Tolerance Level : Non-Parity
Access Time (ns) : 8
Number of Contacts : 144
Lead Material : Gold (Au)
The only difference seems to be the access time. I know that the M700 has a 100mhz bus speed, but what about the 6500? Does 2ms make a large difference? Would the 6500 chip be "overclocked" on the M700 bus?
I know memory is cheap, but these extra DIMMs aren't being put to use.
Any advice would be apprecaited.
-Skaven
Memory Sub-System : System Memory
Module Type : SO-DIMM
Memory Type : SDRAM (Sychronous DRAM)
Configuration (bitsXbits) : 4x64
Fault Tolerance Level : Non-Parity
Access Time (ns) : 10
Number of Contacts : 144
Lead Material : Gold (Au)
We have a consultant coming in with a Compaq Armada M700 (P3-650) laptop and needs a memory boost. Here are the specs for the memory in the M700:
Memory Upgrades
Memory Sub-System : System Memory
Module Type : SO-DIMM
Memory Type : SDRAM (Sychronous DRAM)
Configuration (bitsXbits) : 8x80
Fault Tolerance Level : Non-Parity
Access Time (ns) : 8
Number of Contacts : 144
Lead Material : Gold (Au)
The only difference seems to be the access time. I know that the M700 has a 100mhz bus speed, but what about the 6500? Does 2ms make a large difference? Would the 6500 chip be "overclocked" on the M700 bus?
I know memory is cheap, but these extra DIMMs aren't being put to use.
Any advice would be apprecaited.
-Skaven