NP9262 Motherboard?

[killer2002]

Can anyone tell me what make and model motherboard is used in the Sager NP9262. I went on Sager’s web site and downloaded the manual, but it still does not define what brand and model motherboard is used in the laptop. Maybe I am missing something. I would like to read up on this so I can better make a decisions on what memory I can place in this laptop. Also dose anyone know if it will void the warranty if you open up the case and install new memory yourself?
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Any help would be appreciated. :)

[killer2002]

Dose anyone know of any 200-Pin DDR2 SO-DIMM DDR2 800 that has a CAS Latency of 4 or below. The lowest CAS latency’s that I can find is 5, and this simply will not do.

[B_W]

go look in newegg.com, if you can't find it there then don't even think about it anymore...

[Woody]

Why are you so concerned about the memory latency? It's not a huge deal and higher latency is typical on the smaller notebook RAM. The low latency RAM, if you can find it, won't have a significant impact on performance.

Memory is considered user upgradeable.

[killer2002]

Thank you for the feedback, and yes I have been on newegg but I really don’t think that newegg is the end-all for computer hardware. And I know low latency memory isn’t the most important aspect of the computers ability to speed threw cycles faster, but yes it does help. And any little gain I can get will be a huge help. But I am glad to hear that it considered user upgradeable.