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M6400 Brochure available

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by davidab, Sep 5, 2008.

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  1. Vogelbung

    Vogelbung I R Judgemental

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    Dell has adapters for sale with the M6400 for 15 each to convert the DisplayPort to either DVI or HDMI.
     
    adam205348, Sep 28, 2008
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    M6400 and M4400 fan noise levels.
    Will they be heard in quiet environments (meetings, etc.)?
     
    LLavelle, Sep 30, 2008
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    Got one question.

    Today I read a little bit in the manual of M6400.

    Regarding the memory slots. There are four of them. 2 on the bottom (DIMM C, DIMM D) and the other two ones right below the keyboard (DIMM A, DIMM B). E.g. if I want to put in four 2gb sticks I bought myself, do I lost guarantee? Because you need to put off the keyboard to get them in ...


    User manual says:
    Your computer has four user-accessible SODIMM sockets: DIMM A and DIMM B are located under the keyboard; DIMM C and DIMM D are located under the base assembly cover.

    Any idea?
     
    BluesmanI, Sep 30, 2008
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  5. Pirx

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    You quoted the answer yourself: The manual calls the slots "user-accessible", meaning that the user can access them in order to put in memory modules. This does not affect your warranty.
     
    Pirx, Sep 30, 2008
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