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If you put non-IBM memory into your machine you will void the balance of your 3-year warranty, according to IBM. That alone should be enough to consider Big Blue. I am unfamiliar with your machine type, so do not know what type of memory it takes. Fact is, I found a lower price for IBM-brand memory for my 760EL than for 3rd party memory. That's right. $199 for a 16Mb module. ---------- > From: Brett Pantalone <pantalone@egertp.rtp.ericsson.se> > To: thinkpad@cs.utk.edu > Subject: Need RAM advice > Date: Monday, October 28, 1996 10:03 AM > > Hello, > > I'm new to this mailing list. I have a ThinkPad 755CE with 540 MB > HDD and 8 MB RAM. I am currently running Windows 3.1 but plan to > upgrade to 95. I am also going to upgrade my memory, but don't know > much about RAM technology. Is one RAM vendor as good as another? Are > there any vendors I should avoid? What specifications should I look > for? Any advice in this area will be appreciated! > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Brett Pantalone Ericsson Mobile Communications > pantalone@egertp.ericsson.se Software Development Group