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I think that you are restricted to a maximum of 80 MB (the 64MB chip + 16MB of actual memory). However, you can try the 64MB DIMM and 16MB DIMM and see if it works. James John Interrante wrote: > Howdy to everybody! A lurker comes out of hiding to ask for advice > concerning adding more memory to his ThinkPad 760ELD. My 133 MHz, > 32MB RAM, RedHat Linux 5.0 computer (I use it at work as well as at > home) is beginning to feel sluggish at times what with XFree 3.3.2, > XEmacs 20.4, Netscape Communicator 4.04, and Ding! 1.0 (a > memory-hungry Java client) all running at the same time. I don't plan > to replace my ThinkPad for a while, so it's time to add more memory. > My system has 16MB of base memory and a 16MB SO-DIMM in one of the two > memory expansion sockets. That leaves a second DIMM socket available. > Can I add something bigger than 16MB to the second socket, or do both > DIMMs have to be the same capacity? If I can add a bigger DIMM, > what's the largest DIMM I could add---32MB or 64MB? Which chip > manufacturers and vendors would you recommend I order from, or stay > away from? > > John > > -- > John Interrante, Computer Scientist, Information Technology Laboratory > GE Corporate Research & Development, Niskayuna NY