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Memory problem I'm trying to add memory to my Compaq Presario 700z and when I turn it on, I get a message saying it is not p133 compatible, remove memory module. The memory manufacturer says I need to update mys bios. Where can I do that?

  • ronnieknight Mar 28, 2008

    Thanks, that is helpful info. Do know of a site where I can update the bios?

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Hi

Compaq Presario 700z notebook PC supports 128MB, 192MB, 256MB, 384MB PC 133 SyncDRAM (SDRAM). The Max Capacity is 384MB.

On this basis, I agree to upgrade the BIOS to support a 133Mhz (PC 133) memory module (DIMM).

At current DIMM capacity and prices, ensure the total memory capacity does no exceed 384MB. On the same note, a 512MB DIMM or two 256MB DIMMs are not supported. The best combination to achieve 384MB will be one 128MB and one 256MB DIMMs.

Compaq Presario 700z notebook PC - Product Specifications - http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00009013&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&product=95526&lang=en

Regards
Mike

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