Acer Aspire One D255E 2gb Ram Upgrade

Upgrading the ram in my AAOD255E-13438 w/ a 2gb stick of G.Skill DDR3-1066 PC3-8500. For a more informative tutorial on ram upgrading on the netbook see www.youtube.com

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ASUS Eee PC T101MT - OS and RAM Upgrade Tutorial

Playlist: www.youtube.com This tutorial video will show you how to upgrade this netbook tablet to its full capacity. It originally comes with Windows 7 Starter, which lacks the multi-touch capabilities of its upgraded versions. It will also show a specific type of RAM that is compatible with the system, and how to properly install it. The extra RAM will improve the system's responsiveness and multitasking capability. I will also tell you the drivers and software needed if you installed a fresh copy of Windows 7. Lastly, I'll show a netbook sleeve made by HP, which can help protect your hard-earned money by encasing it in a thick, but soft foam material. IMPORTANT: If you are installing a fresh copy of Windows 7, make sure you use 32bit version and during installation do not delete the ~10GB Hard Drive Partition as this contains the System Recovery files. I didn't discuss this item in the video, but my netbook also has a screen protector. Although, I should add that the screen is already anti-glare without the protector and that the included stylus pen will NOT scratch it at all. The screen protector will help prevent scratches from other sources such as finger nail and accidents. Screen protector item details is listed below. The products shown in this video can bought on Amazon here: ASUS Eee PC T101MT Netbook-Tablet: www.amazon.com Corsair Memory Memory: www.amazon.com HP NF869AA Mini Notebook Sleeve: www.amazon.com AG2 Anti-Glare Screen Protector for 10.1" Widescreen ...

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How to Upgrade a Dell Mini 1012

"The Memory Experts" at Crucial show you how to upgrade the memory in a Dell Mini 1012 netbook.

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How to Upgrade Your Netbook's Memory From 1GB to 2GB of Ram

If you have started looking at upgrading the RAM in your netbook to 2GB then you have probably looked around at some forums and read user reviews and found that you are more confused now than when you started.

You might have seen terms like cl, 667 or 800MHz and non-ECC that made you wonder which type of memory that you needed. Well these numbers are all very important, and only certain ones are compatible with your netbook. The best-selling and highest rated netbook memory is the Crucial 2GB stick so I'll adress that particular brand, but this applies to all brands.

The first thing that you should know is that almost all modern netbooks (well 95% of them including Asus, Acer, etc) use the Atom processor which has a front-side bus speed of 667MHz (for the N280, the N270 is 533MHz). This is where the memory has to travel through in order for the processor to use it. This tells us that even if you get memory that is listed at 800MHz it will not help anything, because in order to use it the computer has to underclock it to 667 (or 533)MHz and some computers don't like to do this.

Another important thing to make sure is that the RAM you're looking at is non-ECC, and also of course 200 pin SO-DIMM. This basically just means that it will fit your netbook or laptop.

The third thing we need to look at is CL, or cs latency. This is basically how fast the RAM itself can operate, or the delay time. The lower the cs latency number the better. There are 2 top-selling types of Crucial RAM which you will probably see if you look it up and one is 800MHz with a cl=6 while the other is 667MHz with a cl=5.

Their prices are only a couple of dollars apart and most people would get the 800MHz thinking it is faster, but actually after the computer underclocks it to 667MHz then the second one is faster because it has a smaller cs latency. That is the one I went with and I have had no problems, and I would say around a 50% improvement in speed and apps.

Now that you know which type of RAM to get here's a tutorial on how to install it.

Step 1: get the right RAM. Igot the Crucial 2GB 667MHz stick for $30 from Amazon.

Step 2: turn off computer and remove battery.

Step 3: remove access door to memory (mine had a small picture of a ram stick on the door).

Step 4: push 2 small metal tabs away from memory stick

This will cause the memory stick to pop up:

Step 5: pull out 1GB memory stick and replace with 2GB stick. Make sure the pins are lined up (it will only go in one way). The Crucial sticker is on the bottom.

Step 6: Push RAM down until metal clips click, replace cover, re-insert battery and boot up computer. If you're running XP then it will auto-recognize the RAM and no other steps are necessary.

Step 7: Once the computer is booted up hit (windows key+Pause) to bring up the system properties box and check to make sure that the new memory is recognized.

If it does then you're done, if not you will need to re-boot while hitting F8 repeatedly to bring up the bios, then select the new RAM from the menu to make the computer recognize it. Enjoy.

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