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‎02-26-2024 11:41 AM

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Product: LaserJet P3015 CE527A
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Looking for information on what kind of DIMM and what kind of HDD I should buy for this printer... Somebody tell me something good... Thanx...

LaserJet P3015 Enterprise CE527A

 
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‎02-26-2024 12:05 PM - edited ‎02-26-2024 12:06 PM

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I am curious why you want a harddrive? Unless you are implementing pull printing and have a lot of users there are few compelling reasons to add a harddrive.

 

Memory here https://www.amazon.com/CE483A-144pin-Printer-LaserJet-P3015dn/dp/B00H59HIXG

That module will max out supported memory which is 640Mb.

 

 

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‎02-26-2024 12:05 PM - edited ‎02-26-2024 12:06 PM

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I am curious why you want a harddrive? Unless you are implementing pull printing and have a lot of users there are few compelling reasons to add a harddrive.

 

Memory here https://www.amazon.com/CE483A-144pin-Printer-LaserJet-P3015dn/dp/B00H59HIXG

That module will max out supported memory which is 640Mb.

 

 

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‎03-05-2024 04:29 PM

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Thanx for your reply... I've already decided against the hard drive, as I have nothing to be considered secure and encryptable... I'm just one guy with 4 devices to print from, and no business dealings involving this printer...

I'm gonna get the memory DIMM you recommended, even though I probably don't really need it, either... I assume the computer-dump-to-paper-process will happen a little faster with the memory upgrade... Am I correct in this assumption??

 

I got the BEST deal on this printer you've ever heard of... A doctor's office nearby went out of business... They had a big dumpster dropped in their parking lot... EVERYTHING in the building went into the dumpster: phones, computers, tablets, paperwork, EVERYTHING... While walking my dog, I decided to look in the dumpster just for the heck of it... And there it lay wrapped up in it's original HP plastic bag, and in perfect condition... I took it home, plugged it in, and it came to life... I bought an off-brand toner cartridge on Amazon for $27, and it works perfectly... My 1st laser printer... Thanx for your time...

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