TP 600E: Which type no. are good / bad for upgrades?
TP 600E: Which type no. are good / bad for upgrades?
Hello,
I have a ThinkPad 600E, type 2645-4A0. But I read a lot about problems with other types, concerning upgrades of CPU, RAM and hard disk. Last week I got 128 MB RAM and it don't work in my machine, but in my friends machine it works!
So, which types are the good / bad one?
Best regards
Harald
I have a ThinkPad 600E, type 2645-4A0. But I read a lot about problems with other types, concerning upgrades of CPU, RAM and hard disk. Last week I got 128 MB RAM and it don't work in my machine, but in my friends machine it works!
So, which types are the good / bad one?
Best regards
Harald
T23 - PIII 1200 MHz, 1024 MB, DVD-RW, SXGA+, WLAN Display
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
I use PC100. Yes, maybe I need a BIOS update!
My question is also more general. Which TP 600E type is the best for upgrading? What is your experience of good or bad types?
My question is also more general. Which TP 600E type is the best for upgrading? What is your experience of good or bad types?
T23 - PIII 1200 MHz, 1024 MB, DVD-RW, SXGA+, WLAN Display
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
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Personally, I liked all of the 600Es, but the ones that I have seen that had the most trouble in upgrading were the 2645-55x and 2645-A5x. They even have a different BIOS than the other 600Es. They are the red headed step child, if you will. The upgrade thread references to the BIOS hack isn't the same on these models.
That seems to agree with the two different BIOS updates which are available for the TP 600E. The IHET47WW is for the types 2645 - 55x, 57x, 58x, A5x. Perhaps this different BIOS is responsible for the problems?
T23 - PIII 1200 MHz, 1024 MB, DVD-RW, SXGA+, WLAN Display
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
600X - PIII 850 MHz, 576 MB, DVD, USB 2.0, WLAN int.
600E - PIII 650 MHz SS Mod, 416 MB, CD-RW/DVD, WLAN XJack
TP 760XD - P166 MHz, 104 MB, 20 GB, ESS1688, USB 2.0, LAN
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