In short, use crucial.com to sniff out the RIGHT MEMORY since I've seen about 1/2 the people try to get generic for a laptop and flail about trying 15 sticks...
It's not worth it.
""DDR" is it automatically "SDRAM""
No. DDR or DDRAM is a double data rate (DDR) and SDRAM didn't do that trick.
Bob
Hello,
I want to add notebook ram, HP says replacement is PC2100 and tells me nothing else. Is 2100 always 266mhz, is 2700 always 333mhz? Is 200 pin always in both 2100 and 2700 and are the older modules always 144 pin (PC100)?
My Pavilion is DDR SDRAM -- If a module says "DDR" is it automatically "SDRAM" and visa-versa?
To whom ever replies to this mess I thank you for your time.

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