No, it's not a function of the cpu. What i was saying is that considering the cpu it has, the north/south bridge controllers that are being used should support memory at 512mb or even upto 1gig. So i guess in relation what cpu you are using does sorta limit what the ram is you can use though.
Even though i'm not sure about what all the hardware is, i'm almost positive that it would support a 512mb card. If it didn't even support 512 then it's not even worth it as the hardware would have to be to old to support it. But Considering the cpu that it's using, it has to support 512. Hell it might even support upto 1gig, but don't quote me on that.
Haha, that is so true. But then again, when the average person hears the words "linux" they think bad about it because "big brother" aka microsoft (in this computer case) says linux is bad and isn't for them. So more then likely any person who is buying this laptop is a person who knows what they are doing and isn't afraid to upgrade it a tiny bit. The reason i'm interested in this laptop is that it's sure to be supported by linux 100%, and thats a damn good reason to buy it being i want a linux only laptop. Granted the graphics card is not that great, i'm not expecting that much out of it.
You know you could always just buy a 256mb or 512mb stick of ram and stick it in there. Granted it add to the cost of the notebook, it's still cheaper then most, and the specs are still decent for a laptop.
wow. heh, that would be totally Boss. think of all that could be done, why someone with that could totally be the king of all the distrobuted computing programs. lol
I actually kinda agrea with both of them. A criminal isn't one to be trusted depending on why they were in jail for, but on the other hand, one who has the knowldge, a hacker in this story, could be very usefull. A hacker knows how to get around things, and if at first they can't, they work at getting their goal. they have experience. now Painter might say thats why you should higher a security professional. yet who would you rather have, some nerdy kid fresh out of college? or would you rather have someone who knows whats out there, has experience with the programs that you will be using? and quite frankly could do better security audits then the nerdy college kid? no offence to anyone in college for this, nerdy just seamed like a good way to state my point even though the majority of the people in the field aren't that way at all. heh.
well just my 2bits, peace.
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Thats a complete dumbass thing to ask.
No, it's not a function of the cpu. What i was saying is that considering the cpu it has, the north/south bridge controllers that are being used should support memory at 512mb or even upto 1gig. So i guess in relation what cpu you are using does sorta limit what the ram is you can use though.
Even though i'm not sure about what all the hardware is, i'm almost positive that it would support a 512mb card. If it didn't even support 512 then it's not even worth it as the hardware would have to be to old to support it. But Considering the cpu that it's using, it has to support 512. Hell it might even support upto 1gig, but don't quote me on that.
Haha, that is so true. But then again, when the average person hears the words "linux" they think bad about it because "big brother" aka microsoft (in this computer case) says linux is bad and isn't for them. So more then likely any person who is buying this laptop is a person who knows what they are doing and isn't afraid to upgrade it a tiny bit. The reason i'm interested in this laptop is that it's sure to be supported by linux 100%, and thats a damn good reason to buy it being i want a linux only laptop. Granted the graphics card is not that great, i'm not expecting that much out of it.
I'm not sure if there is another memory slot, but was i was saying was switch out the 128 for the 512. Guess i wasn't clear in what i ment.
You know you could always just buy a 256mb or 512mb stick of ram and stick it in there. Granted it add to the cost of the notebook, it's still cheaper then most, and the specs are still decent for a laptop.
You know it's comments like that, that just prove your a complete moron. Why not think about what your going to post next and then don't post at all.
wow. heh, that would be totally Boss. think of all that could be done, why someone with that could totally be the king of all the distrobuted computing programs. lol
I actually kinda agrea with both of them. A criminal isn't one to be trusted depending on why they were in jail for, but on the other hand, one who has the knowldge, a hacker in this story, could be very usefull. A hacker knows how to get around things, and if at first they can't, they work at getting their goal. they have experience. now Painter might say thats why you should higher a security professional. yet who would you rather have, some nerdy kid fresh out of college? or would you rather have someone who knows whats out there, has experience with the programs that you will be using? and quite frankly could do better security audits then the nerdy college kid? no offence to anyone in college for this, nerdy just seamed like a good way to state my point even though the majority of the people in the field aren't that way at all. heh. well just my 2bits, peace.