DELL NOTEBOOK PP27L H29N44J

Hello from Italy

please help me...i have now this DEll notebook model this numbers ... PP27L.... H29N44J ??? with w-7 64bit 2 giga ram but is dell latitude 6400 ??
in the bios i see core 2 p8400 120 g disk ram 1 giga DDR2 SDRAM 667 MHZ

what is the model name ? because i like upgrade RAM to 4,gb and i looking for link for buy this ram for install windows 10.

you have a link that tells the features of the PC to see the characteristics of the ram to be bought?

thanks for help frank

this model name is DELL PP27L ??

 

That's a Dell Latitude E6400, the hinge trimming and P-series Core 2 Duo gives it away, moreover I got the same conclusion after searching in Google.

It uses GM45/PM45 chipset (GM45 = Intel GMA 4500MHD; PM45 = Nvidia NVS 160M), it can take 1066MHz Core 2 Duo (such as P8400 in yours) and 8GB PC2-6400 RAM at max, though 4GB DDR2 memory modules are very expensive. That really sucks as some laptops with Intel 40-series chipset uses the newer DDR3 modules (such as Lenovo ThinkPad 00-series).

But since you're fine with 4GB I'd suggest going to eBay and buy a pair of 2GB PC2-6400 (DDR2-800) modules. Windows 10 shouldn't be a problem to this one as I've installed it on many older laptops and running just fine.

P.S. Nice vinyl cover by the way

 

Thanks ... yes pc is this ...but i see in the bios memory is DDR2 SDRAM 667 MHZ

now i have 2 giga total
for w.\10 minimum ram is 4 giga

i put for search in ebay...... DDR2 SDRAM 667 MHZ ..two pieces of 2 giga each for have 4 giga ?

sorry not undestand whait for you is 2GB PC2-6400 (DDR2-800) if my pc have 667 mhz ram speed ..

thanks



i see this ..is ok for you ? for have 800 mhz ram speed i go in the bios for change speed ?

http://www.ebay.it/itm/4GB-2x2GB-DD...MSUNG-800Mhz-MEMORIA-PORTATILE-/300932326824?

 

The BIOS shows 667MHz because your RAM modules are 667MHz parts, if you take them out and read the labels you'll see either PC2-5300 or DDR2-667.

The 40-series chipsets (GL40/GM45/PM45) can run 800MHz modules without dialing down the frequency, no BIOS tinkering needed. Therefore buy 800MHz parts if possible, and yes the one you linked works on your Dell.

 

now undestand
very very thanks i love you USA
best regards frank