its a toshiba satellite m45. thanks )

After the M-45 there is another set of numbers beginning wis "S"
Like M45-S165 , etc

hmmm not at home right now, but seems like it was s192 or 95 maybe

OK, everything I seem to be reading says most of the M45 series can take up to 2 gigs of memory, also looks like the Intel Graphics can use upto 128 megs of that for video, depending on programs and how much memory you actually have. Most also have 2 mem slots. So we'd need to see if they put in (1) 512meg or (2) 256meg, again depending on the final model. Some of them can run on 1 mem slot, others you need a pair.
I'd say that your system should have a good shot at running KR with mem over 1 gig, which will allow your graphics to use a full 128 megs. I guess then it we would need to compare what the Intel chip set (depending on model) does as compared to a GForce 3 level card. Now your stretching the limits of my knowledge. Once I get the vfinal info, I'll see if I can find a comparison.

Doink...nope. Give me a shout when ya get home.

its a m 45 s2692 ty for all ur help, because i really don't want to have to buy a whole new computer to play uo, guess i would, but don't want to lol

Did you fix it yet???????

OK, same deal as I wrote above but more details.
You can max out with 2 gigs of mem, memory has to be added in pairs as follows

PC4200 DDR2 533mhz sdram either (2) 512meg to have 1 gig of mem or (2) 1024meg to give you 2 gigs of memory. The max video memory that will be used is 128megs, which should be fine.

Here's a link for pricing, http://www.pricegrabber.com

Installing is as simple as turning over your laptop, carefully removing the old memory and installing the new.

Unless you decide to go for the full 2 gigs of mem no matter what I'd wait for the client to hit and we get more detailed info. So far it's all speculation on my part.

This is my laptop: Compaq Presario V2310CA

I have no clue what I'm looking at, but will it play KR?

I'd say your in a similar situation, boost the main memory up to at least a gig. It defiantely will require (2) 512megs for 1 gig or (2) 1024meg mem modules for 2 gigs. Let me check the specs to see what type you need.

Memory type you need is listed here, remember you need to buy in pairs

http://www.crucial.com

You can shop around also for pricing, but those seem reasonable.

Also I think you'll both find it will help with the overall performance of your laptops. Not just gaming. And again, please wait till we get some more info.
Or do it anyway just to give those laptops a nice boost, which is what I'd do, but I'm a power freak :grin:

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