I have a 2006 Lenovo ThinkPad R60, which came with only 512MB of RAM (504 effective). It has a max RAM capacity of 2GB(according to Lenovo) or 4GB (according to other aftermarket RAM makers like Kingston, Crucial etc).
Anyway, I'd like to add about 1GB RAM to this laptop...it's pretty expensive though. Lenovo RAM is about $175 and and so far I think only Kingston makes RAM for this model, which is about $135. (this is for 1GB)
I know that with time, RAM gets more expensive, when higher speed RAM is introduced...but because this laptop is still pretty new, is there a chance it(RAM) will be cheaper before it gets "that" old?
The type of RAM it uses is a 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) Notebook Memory.
Should I buy now...or wait a bit? I'm just afraid the prices will climb...(Right now, I have to pay more than 2x money I paid 2 yrs ago, to buy RAM for my desktop which uses PC2100 RAM!!!)
Anyway, I'd like to add about 1GB RAM to this laptop...it's pretty expensive though. Lenovo RAM is about $175 and and so far I think only Kingston makes RAM for this model, which is about $135. (this is for 1GB)
I know that with time, RAM gets more expensive, when higher speed RAM is introduced...but because this laptop is still pretty new, is there a chance it(RAM) will be cheaper before it gets "that" old?
The type of RAM it uses is a 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) Notebook Memory.
Should I buy now...or wait a bit? I'm just afraid the prices will climb...(Right now, I have to pay more than 2x money I paid 2 yrs ago, to buy RAM for my desktop which uses PC2100 RAM!!!)