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Any laptop whether from Toshiba, IBM, Dell, Compaq or any other make will perform better with more memory. The more you ask the laptop to do the more memory that it requires. Today’s latest operating systems, such as Windows XP, and applications demand lots of laptop memory. With laptop memory now cheaper than last year we recommend at least 256 Mb or better still 512 Mb as the normal specification for a laptop.

A laptop with a slower processor but more memory will often perform better than a laptop with a faster processor and less memory. Laptop memory is currently 25% cheaper than it was a year ago, so now is the time to buy. Increasing the amount of memory in your laptop can dramatically improve your performance and reliability at very little cost.

We recommend Crucial UK as the best supplier of additional memory for any make and model of laptop. Crucial memory prices are consistently lower than other UK suppliers. Laptop memory prices change daily but as an example, earlier this month 128 MB of PC100 SDRAM for a laptop cost £53.98 at PC World and only £24.31 from Crucial. You save an amazing £29.67 on memory that is guaranteed to work, or your money back.

Buying from Crucial UK offers the following advantages

Very easy to use memory selector to choose the right memory for your laptop.

- Great low pricing, direct from manufacturer.

- Full money back guarantee if memory is not right for your laptop.

- Crucial already supply approved memory to most major laptop manufacturers.

-  Fast efficient service, with free UK delivery and easy fitting instructions.

To find the right laptop memory at the lowest price for your laptop in just 4 clicks then click here Save on RAM. Buy direct from the manufacturer, Crucial UK

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