I HAVE INTEL 845GVSR MOTHERBOARD & 2.4 GHZ PROCESSOR & 512 MB DDR 1 RAM ,I WANT EXTEND TO RAM,IS IT POSSIBLE ??

yes

Hi sadananda11i,

Yes, you can upgrade your laptop memory.


Hope this helps.

Thank you for using Fixya

well...ASUS P4S533MX- Intel socket 478 allow maximum processor upgrade from 3.2 GHz upto to 4.2 GHz.
for upgrade the Radeon 9250, 128 Mb DDR 64-bit ....whole moherboard along with new processor has to be replaced. an expensive deal..
better to buy new motherboard+compatible processor of ur choicce

Your board can not run DDR2 memory. See page 13 in your manual. Open the link provided by Intel for your MB D101GGC.
Up to 2.0 GB utilizing 512 Mb or 1 Gb technology
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/SearchResult.aspx?lang=eng

Cheers'
Mike

Yes you can, the speed will be increased approximately more than 50%. There's also advantage if you can install two 512mb, which you'll see it as "dual channel", sometimes this is better as per the system configuration. Good luck. Thank you for using FixYa.

If new processor supports your old motherboard then you will upgrade system with your old motherboard.

If its not supported to new mother board then you have to buy new motherboard to upgrade your system.

Thanks.
Happy to help you.

Look in the BIOS, under the video ram settings. What is the largest RAM it can handle? 128? 256? 512? This will give you an indication as the size of video RAM that you can have on your card.

Hope this helps.

you can use intel dg41 mbd , dualcore processor,1 gb ram,160 gb hdd or use intel atom for support contact 91-9645071021

change to Windows XP,
windows vista will not support with *********** board
it will support more then 865 chipset

Fix for older motherboards like Intel 845GVSR etc.,
HERE IS THE SOLUTION FOR FIXING DISPLAY PROBLEMS....
(This solution works for any Intel Motherboard)
No need to donwload or install any drivers.
Vista has everything built in.
Only thing is it needs atleast 128 Mb of Video Memory, but for older motherboards like Inter 845 by default the Video Memory is configured to 64 Mb which is resulting in your problem.
So what you have to do is...
SOLUTION:
Restart your computer > Press DEL Key
and
Go to BIOS Settings > Advanced > Video Configuration
1. Change "AGP Aperture Size" from 64 Mb to "128 Mb or Higher"
2. Leave "Primary Video Adapter" as "Integrated"
3. Change "Frame Buffer Size" from 1 Mb to "8 Mb"
and then press F10(i.e., Save changes and continue).
Sometimes, for the first time you may see screen not aligned properly, in that case just restart once more and Vista will automatically adjust the alignment for you.
Also, you can change the resolution to your desired one manually as follows...
1. Click "Start Button"
2. Right click on "Computer"
3. Select "Properties" option from the context menu.
4. Scroll down and find "Disply Settings" option and click it.
5. Adjust Resolution Size and Mode.
NOW, ENJOY USING VISTA.....