Can the performance of the IBM Thinkpad X40 be improved, how, and what needs to be replaced? Thank y

IBM ThinkPad X40 This kind of laptop CPU can't be replaced, soldered to the motherboard, can only add a 1G generation of memory, and there is a slot on the bottom of the laptop for memory. The motherboard has a 256M memory, and the biggest support for this kind of notebook is the memory, to the top.

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My book is also x40 itself memory is onboard 512m and then add a 1g memory daily use is normal on the boot slower this machine only memory can be upgraded the rest can not be replaced.

In addition to memory, now hard disks can also be upgraded . However, a solid-state drive 16G is more than 200 MemoryDDR400 1G is also about 100 X40 is now selling within 500 It is not very cost-effective If you don't buy it, you can consider X60 is only about 600 or X61 1000 or so Go to the 51NB forum There are a lot of enthusiastic friends.

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With x60, it's only a little over 1000, and x40 is basically left with netbook functions now.

It's not suitable to buy now. The x40 has been out of the factory for 8,9 years. As a consumer electronic product, it is not suitable to buy it again for such a long time (whether it is used or not). Nowadays computers are very cheap, and you can choose new ones.

This machine does not support DDR2, and the interfaces of DDR and DDR2 are not the same, so they cannot be used universally. DDR333 is a specification of memory.

The landlord you said DDR333 is the specification of the memory module, the computer you use is a generation of memory bars, its frequency is 333, but you now say that you want to upgrade is to compete for your notebook memory module, I personally think that the landlord does not need to fight for the addition, because the landlord's computer is indeed a very old computer, and it does not have a big effect on it, and secondly, this memory module is a very old strip, difficult to buy, and very expensive! The landlord still seriously considers the pros and cons! Good luck to the landlord!

The landlord you said DDR333 is the specification of the memory module, the computer you use is a generation of memory bars, its frequency is 333, but you now say that you want to upgrade is to compete for your notebook memory module, I personally think that the landlord does not need to fight for the addition, because the landlord's computer is indeed a very old computer, and it does not have a big effect on it, and secondly, this memory module is a very old strip, difficult to buy, and very expensive! The landlord still seriously considers the pros and cons! Good luck to the landlord!

There's no need to buy the original thinkpad hard drive, they also use products from other manufacturers, just buy a hard drive in the market, and the original one is expensive. It's not easy to buy second-hand.

Hard drives are universal, and there is no such thing as an X40 dedicated hard drive. It has been confirmed that the X40 is a parallel port (IDE PATA).

It's good to buy a parallel port (IDE PATA) laptop hard drive, unlike X40, X60 and X200 all use SATA interface hard drives.

Change it yourself.,Open it to see what the interface is.,It's estimated to be sata.,Buy a large-capacity one.。

As long as the hard drive is for a notebook, it's fine. IBM doesn't make hard drives, and they buy it from others.

From the configuration point of view, the memory, hard disk, graphics card, screen, etc. are all the same, and the difference is only in the CPU300MHz, which is almost negligible, or appropriate.

Recommended The expensive one, 512 memory is not enough.

Very strange! x40 is x40

There's something else there.

What the hell!!

Don't know where yours and where it came from!!

IBM computer, you have to look at the following type and SN number to know what is the configuration when it comes out!!

It is recommended that you check this before considering buying it!!

I'm using x40

My CPU is 1200MHz, and I can play more smoothly on the Internet, general entertainment and even some games, and I feel okay.

There is not much room for upgrading, it is nothing more than adding memory, and at most it is to upgrade the solid-state drive, and changing the solid-state will be a more obvious performance improvement.