Mhz Memory Module

Memory module to choose?

I recently brought 2×2gb Corsair XMS2 memory modules (800 MHz speed and latency of 5-5-5-18) for my Dell Dimension E510. The system boots up fine and my computer recognizes the memory that I installed as 2gb each correctly. However, I notice that my computer still seems a little slow. After running memtest and CPUID, it seems like my computer only supports up to 533 MHz mem speed and the timing of 4-4-4-12. Being Dell, I don’t see an option to change the BIOS to adjust the timing. Should I purchase the memory modules that more closely reflect what my computer support, such as Value Select 4×1gb PC-4200? How bad is it to use all 4 mem slots instead of just 2 out of 4 that I am using now? Thanks.

I have no idea how to fix it, but I always go onto Geeksquad.com
It should walk you through the problem.

Apple Memory Module 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM 667 MHz $1.36

1GB DDR2 667 Mhz Memory (Two 512MB RAM modules) $9.99

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HP AT912AA 2 GB Memory Module – 1333 MHz – DDR3 - $70.69

Laptop 256 MB 133 MHz SDRAM SODIMM Memory Module $9.99

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Samsung 256 MB 333 Mhz 200-Pin DDR SDRAM Memory Module $14.99

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512MB SYNC 100 MHZ, CL2 168 Pin Memory Module $48.00

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The Toshiba Satellite L40-14N’s case well reflects the general characteristics of the notebook. The L40’s design is very decent without any striking colors or design aspects, least of all gadgetry with light. This notebooks basically tries to attract price-conscious customers by a decent gray-blue and black keyboard and silver palm rest areas. The chosen forms are simple, so, they contribute to the L40’s worthy appearance. However, the construction of the case, the lid, and the front edge, make it easy to have the L40 pegged as Toshiba notebook. For those who are not really insiders, there’s also a highly visible logo on the lid. The plastic look and feel of the case when using the notebook is also distinctive. The haptics are rather moderate, however, the potential buyers of the Satellite L40-14N won’t really mind. However, the L40’s case still seems to be passably robust. (Cheap PA3615U-1BRM 10.8V,6 cell Laptop Batteries,battery for TOSHIBA PA3615U-1BRM)

The display also left a good impression. Its flexural rigidity is also passable and its pressure resistance is good. Also the hinges appear to be robust and keep the display’s position without problems. A ramshorn hook keeps the Toshiba Satellite L40 closed during transportation.  http://www.laptop-batteries.com.au/dell-computer-battery.htm 

The provided ports are user-friendly located near the back of the flanks and at the back side of the notebook. However, only the most important interface are provided: Three USB 2.0 ports, VGA out for connecting an external screen or beamer, modem, and LAN (10/100 Mbit) , and two 3.5mm jacks for microphone respectively headphones.

The keyboard comes with a typical Toshiba layout. The size of the keys is standard and the enter key extends over two rows. Despite it is not obviously structured the  keyboard is user-friendly. On the one hand the surface of the touch pad is user-friendly and the touch pad allows a precise navigation. However, its position is rather low compared to the case. Also its buttons could not really convince. It was cumbersome to use them and their clicking noise was rather loud and nasty. Neither the horizontal nor the vertical scroll regions are visually labeled. (original battery for ASUS A32-K52, 10.80 voltage, 4400 mAh, 6 cells, Li-ion Laptop Batteries)

The Toshiba Satellite L40-14N does not provide any hot keys. There’s only a switch for enabling/disabling the wireless communication at the front edge. All other options, e.g., volume control, have to be configured via standard keyboard by means of FN keys. The display is rather untypical for the consumer market. Its a display with widespread WXGA resolution that is 1280×800 pixels, however, its surface is matte. So, it hardly reflects. Also, the brightness of the screen is overall positive. Brightness levels of a maximum of 210.7 cd/m² measured in the left bottom region and a also still passable average brightness of 180 cd/m² are alright. However, the illumination of the panel is only 75%, because the brightness diminishes in the upper corners.

Because of the matte display and its passable brightness, the screen of the Toshiba Satellite L40-14N should also be reasonably fit for outdoor usage. Although the brightness could be a little bit higher in this aspect, the non-reflecting surface nonetheless allows trouble-free work even when the light conditions are only moderate.  http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/laptop-battery/asus-a42-k52.htm 

Rather narrow viewing angles are a weakness of the provided screen. Vertically, you’ll face whitening respectively darkening if your viewing angle even only slightly deviates from the ideal. Horizontally, there is a clear contrast loss.  http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/hp-laptop-battery.htm 

While many notebooks are nowadays equipped with Core 2 Duo CPUs, the technical specification  of the Toshiba L40-14N lists a Dual-Core CPU with a clock rate of 1.46 GHz, which is a rather low rank CPU today.  Although the T2310 CPU is based on Core 2 Duo CPUs (including 64 Bit support), it is only equipped with 1MB L2 Cache. Though the clock rate of the CPU is rather low, it benefits from the dual core technology inherent to dual core processors, which unites good performance and low energy demand.  http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/asus-laptop-battery.htm 

Particularly with regard to the CPU, the Intel GMA X3100, an integrated video chip, is appropriate. Although it is not equipped with dedicated memory, it can dynamically use up to 358MB of RAM, if the laptop is equipped with at least 2GB RAM. However, the reviewed notebook was only equipped with 1GB RAM, so, less memory can be allocated for video processing.

This is also the primary disadvantage of the Satellite L40-14N. The pre-installed, memory demanding Windows Vista operating system uses already most of the available RAM. Furthermore, also the integrated video chip needs a part of the RAM. So, only little RAM is available for applications, which can worsen the performance.  http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/laptop-battery/asus-eee-pc-series.html 

Therefore, we would highly recommend a memory upgrade, so that the notebook is equipped with a total of 2GB RAM. Due to a maintenance opening  at the bottom side, it is easy to change memory modules. However, you’ll need to buy two new 1GB modules, because there are only two slots and these are already occupied by two 512MB RAM modules.
If you consider a CPU upgrade, there are not many options available. The Intel GL960 express notebook chip set supports only up to 533 Mhz FSB processors. So, most of the up-to-date Core 2 Duo CPUs (with 667MHz) cannot be used.  http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/toshiba-laptop-battery.htm 

The Toshiba Satellite L40-14N is a typical notebook for text processing, browsing the Internet, watching movies, and listening to music. The performance is adequate for these purpose. If you focus on better performance, you should definitely consider upgrading RAM and CPU.

During our review the Toshiba Satellite L40 was rather quiet without load (idle mode) and it’s noise emissions stayed low during text processing and browsing the Internet via WLAN. The built-in hard disk was also hardly audible. Although the fan sped up under load, the noise level got never annoying.

The Toshiba Satellite L40-14N is equipped with a lithium ions battery with a capacity of 4000 mAh (43Wh). The measured runtime in battery mode ranges from about 80 minutes under load to a maximum of about 3 hours at minimum energy demand.

Overall mobility is to some extent feasible. You can expect that the battery runtime will range from two to two and a half hour in practice. The Toshiba Satellite L40-14N is an office notebook whose equipment is kept to a minimum. It is able to comply with minimum demands, but, its main advantage is the low price. The L40-14N’s case is decent. The workmanship is also good. Despite plastic is used at the surface parts, the stability of the case is convincing. In general the keyboard is alright. However, during typing we found that some keys wobble and clatter little bit. We did not like the touch pad buttons, because to much force is needed to use them and, furthermore  http://www.laptop-battery.org.uk/laptopbattery/toshiba.htm  ,  their clicking noise is too loud. We were pleased that the display has a matte and non-reflecting surface. Typically only business notebooks provide such a display. The measured brightness was also alright. The weakness of this panel is basically its narrow viewing angles, which could perhaps cause problems during mobile use. Regarding performance the Toshiba L40-14N is equipped for office work and adequate for these demands. However, there are hardly any reserve capacities. Especially the available RAM can soon turn out to be a real bottleneck.

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