SATELLITE C55D-B5212 Ram Upgrade?

I really would like to know if I can upgrade this specific model of my laptop. I want to put more ram into my system (8 or up to 16 if possible). So if someone could get back to me on this, it would really help. And if anyone knows if Toshiba or a basic company like Best Buy would do the upgrade for me, that would also help a lot!

I want to upgrade my Toshiba Satellite M100-222 RAM to maximum. My laptop supports 4 GB of RAM.
Laptop's current RAM is factory default I bought my laptop with 1 GB RAM:
2x Hynix HYMP564S64BP6-C4 - 512 MB (DDR2-533, 266 MHz)
Please advise... whether to purchase these memory modules:
http://www.memoryupgrade.pro/2gb-toshiba-satellite-m100-222-memory-1x-2gb-pc2-4200-ddr2-533mhz-so-dimm-upgrade.html
Or
http://www.memory-up.com/memory/ToshibaSatellite3857.html
PC2-4200, DDR2-533 or PC2-5300 667 Mhz - ?..

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Satellite A110-174 - RAM upgrade questions

Hi,
I have a Satellite A110-174
I want to buy some RAM module (it uses ddr2 ram, 533 MHz), but it seems impossible to found them.
I can only find 800 or higher frequencies.
Can I use them or they will give me problems / incompatibilities?
Can I mount 1 module or it's necessary to buy 2 modules?
Will the motherboard read up to 4Gb or it is necessary a Bios update?
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Satellite A110-174 can be upgraded up to 4GB RAM.
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http://ark.intel.com/de/products/27857 as well as the Intel Core CPU T1350 http://ark.intel.com/de/products/27243
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Satellite C55-B5299 RAM Upgrade

Hello all, I just bought a new Toshiba Satellite C55-B5299 and I would like to increase its RAM for better performance. On a few review sites, however, it is stated that the user is not able to upgrade the RAM in this laptop. So, is it possible to upgrade the RAM? If so, what is the maximum RAM it can hold, should I not exceed 1333 MHz, and is there any particular brand that would be best to use? Thank you!

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Assuming you have the model in the Subject...
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For me it sounds like that the modules are not compatible or have defective sectors
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