Hewlett Packard launched a memory module replacemt programm due to a design flaw in certain industry-standard memory modules supplied by third parties. For further information please read: http://h30090.www3.hp.com/mmrp/default.asp?action=showinfo&id=63&lid=147&linkvalue=1
Under certain conditions, these memory modules can cause the notebook to experience blue screens, intermittent lockups, or memory data corruption.
The failure may be detected on notebooks that have the following design architecture:
* An electrical design that incorporates the following Intel standard core logic modules: 845MP, 845MZ, 852PM, 852GME, 855PM using a discrete video graphics controller, that is, not using "shared memory."
* Standard Intel processors that support the C3 low power idle state, that is, Mobile P4 or Pentium® M processors.
* A system BIOS/ACPI that enables the C3 low power idle state.
Is my PCG-GRT715M affected too?
Greetings from Steven
