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John.. max ram for that machine is 104megs.. the 64meg DIMM won't work.. (it is for the 760X series and 765 and 560 only) you can mix and or match.. 1-32meg, 1-16meg + the 8meg on the system board and the 8meg on the DIMM carrier.. total would be 64megs.. 2-32meg + the 16 = 80megs 2-16meg.. or the 32meg DIMM carrier and two 32meg DIMM's.. total would be 104megs.. Apricorn is the only one who maked the 32meg DIMM carrier, but it will work with any other brand memory.. for prices, check http://thinkpads.com there are two manufacturers listed there.. Apricorn and Viking.. 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 -- Bill Morrow http://thinkpads.com bill@nospam@thinkpads.com