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• Can I add a memory for my Dell Optiplex GX280?

  Can I add a memory for my Dell Optiplex GX280?  He is running on 2 256 MB. dor2. 400 CL3

  * Nothing * to do with Microsoft Windows, really.

  One place of spec on (and to buy, actually) good memory of:
  http://www.crucial.com/

  With the help of their memory Advisor...  I see...

  Type of memory: DDR2 PC2-5300, DDR2 (non - ECC)
  Maximum memory: 4 GB
  Slots: 4
  Memory each slot can hold DDR2 PC2-5300 with a maximum of 1 GB per slot.

  But with this machine, except if you use it just for the essential (and nothing more recent than the manufactured 2005-2006ish date topic installed on it) - I suggest not wasting money.  Do pretend, raise money and then don't buy it.  What to do for the next few months and buy some replacement $ 300 with twice the processor, three times the RAM and probably several times in the space of hard drive... ;-)

• allocate more memory for my video card

  model of my laptop is HP Pavilion dv4-1444dx entertainment notebook pc. I want to put more memory for the video card. my friend told me that I can assign more ram to my video card. I wanted to reach a certain condition for a game, but the "dedicated video memory" is only 64 MB. the allocated memory is 1.2 GB. I want to increase dedicated video memory. Help, please. Thank you.

  Hello

  Unless you see a BIOS setting allows to allocate more memory from the memory installed modules, it cannot be changed. I just checked the service manual for your laptop series. There is no setting in the BIOS, so the answer is that you can not change it.

  Your best bet is to increase the installed memory to the maximum, depending on whether your OS is 32-bit or 64-bit.

  A 32-bit operating system may use no more @3.2 than GB of RAM while a 64 bit OS can use as much as the motherboard of your laptop (by design) will accept.

  Best regards

  ERICO

• Add more memory esxi

  Hello

  I intend to add more memory to a server R910 esxi 4.1 production in a cluster. I intend to do following steps:

  DRS manual change

  VMotion all the vm off the host

  Put the host in maintenance mode

  Host of the judgment

  Add memory

  Start the host

  Check if additional memory

  DRS auto change

  We did the test memory on the server when it was put in the cluster.

  Is it necessary to do a memory test again, while adding additional memory?

  Thank you

  usr345 wrote:

  Hello

  I intend to add more memory to a server R910 esxi 4.1 production in a cluster. I intend to do following steps:

  DRS manual change

  VMotion all the vm off the host

  Put the host in maintenance mode

  Host of the judgment

  Add memory

  Start the host

  Check if additional memory

  DRS auto change

  We did the test memory on the server when it was put in the cluster.

  Is it necessary to do a memory test again, while adding additional memory?

  Thank you

  Nope.  You don't need to get out of DRS, just perform a manual migration of VM (put it in maintenance mode).  Now he died in maintenance mode. Then when you add memory and start it... This isn't on the cluster, giving you the chance to test the memory... (to see if it's visible).  At the start of the BIOS memory test just...

  When you see that the memory is fine, then you can exit maintenance mode...

• Update of add-on memory for laptop CQ57

  Regarding the upgrade memory on a laptop Compaq Presario CQ57-229WM with DDR3/1333 MHz.  Product number: LW437UA #ABA.  And I am using Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium edition.

  I want to improve my memory of current populated two modules (1024 × 2) two total concert, for a total concerts three of memory by replacing a module of a concert with a module of two concert.  New configuration would be: 1024 x 2 048 and 1 x 1.

  However, the user guide States: "To use a dual-channel configuration when adding a second memory module, make sure that both modules of memory are identical."

  By upgrading to one of the 2 GB modules and losing two "dual-channel configuration" will degrade any benefit from the extra memory?

  In addition, the HP Support Assistant reported memory as units 1 and 2 with Samsung 1066 MHz.  Maintenance and Service Guide however, 1333 MHz.   Is it important when I order the memory?

  One last question: if I may add a 2-gig module, does it matter which slot it should occupy?

  I would appreciate your advice.

  Hello

  RAM sticks are very cheap now, your machine is running 64 bit OS why not go for 8 GB (2 x 4 GB).

  (a) If you want to reuse 1 stick, you must order the same speed and of course to buy Samsung.

  (b) if uneven, location 0 (or slot) 1 contains normally greater ability than the slot 1 (or slot 2).

  (c) unless you have a tool to measure, you do not feel the difference between single and double channel, but you can see your machine multi files/application under open a little more quickly when going from 2 GB to 3 GB.

  Go once again for 8 GB.

  Concerning

• HP Envy 17 Notebook 3002ea - need to add more MEMORY...

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 17 laptop 3002ea (number of product A2Q36EA #ABU) with the following characteristics:

  HP ENVY 17 Notebook PC model system
  System Type x 64-based PC
  Processor Intel Core i7-2670QM 2.20 GHz, 2201 Mhz, 4 Lossnay, 8 logical processors
  Hewlett-Packard Version / Date BIOS F.08, 11/07/2012
  SMBIOS Version 2.7
  Physical memory (RAM) installed 8.00 GB
  7.95 GB total physical memory
  4.66 GB available physical memory
  15.9 GB total virtual memory
  10.8 GB available virtual memory

  I want to add more RAM, preferably another 8 GB (I use the laptop for work in post production, animation, editing the videos etc.). Please could someone advise me:

  WHAT should I buy?

  WHERE I can buy it?

  HOW to add in my laptop / install it?

  I am a complete novice when it comes to laptops!

  Thanks x

  Hello

  Unfortunately, 8Gb is the maximum ram (IE 2 x 4 GB modules) which can be installed in the machine - I have used the same model exactly myself.

  This can also be confirmed on the following link.

  http://www.crucial.com/UK/store/listparts.aspx?model=envy%2017-3002ea & cat = RAM

  Best regards

  DP - K

• HP Envy Touchscreen M7-J120dx: more memory for HP Envy Touchscreen m7-j120dx

  I bought the laptop from Best Buy last year:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04094897

  I'm trying to understand if the 8 GB of memory that came from the factory in the laptop is 2 separate 4GB memory modules or a single module of memory 8 GB?

  Then I think to upgrade the memory for a total of 16 GB of RAM, which is the maximum. the amount of RAM that is permitted to add to this laptop.

  I see conflicting information. online as to exactly which modules of memory, I would need for the M7-J120dx.  I'm assuming I current have (see previous question in this post) 2 modules of individual memory of 4 GB each in there, and if so, that would mean needing to buy 2 individual 8 GB memory strips each.

  All anyone can provide the specifications are greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  8GB means usually, 2 x 4 GB memory sticks.  You can remove the service panel to check.

  Edit: I was able to confirm that your device has 2 x 4 GB sticks.  You can buy sticks of 2 x 8 GB maximum memory on your computer.

  Please take a look at the Maintenance and service guide:

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&LC=en&product=6879013

• Model: P7-1414: add more memory

  Hello

  Currently, my office is running with 2 x 4 = 8 GB ram (memory in the slot 1 and 3).  I want to add more in the location 2 and 4 to 16 GB.  Is this serious for 4 GB in slot 1 and 8 GB to 3?  or should the 2 x 8 in slot 1 and 3 and 4 GB in slot 2 and 4 GB in 4?

  Please let me know.

  Thank you

  WND

  WND

  Hello

  To qualify for the dual channel, please install same features same RAM on the same locations of color. (blue goes with the blue wire and...).

  Kind regards.

• More memory for a Sempron.processor. Upgrades.

  I want to upgrade to Windows 7, so I only have 1 GB of Ram.  is it necessary to have more memory? My pC is "slow"? 1 GB of RAM is not much.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/systemrequirements

  Above is the "minimum".
  Get more RAM than the recommended minimum.

  For any question on Windows 7:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/Windows7

  Link above is Windows 7 Forum for questions on Windows 7.

  Windows 7 questions should be directed to the it.

  You are in the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How can I add more memory card video graphics integrated on Satellite L30

  I want to allocate more memory to my chart.

  How can I do this?

  I use Vista Home OS.

  Thank you very much.

  It will be interesting to know what model of laptop you have.
  Either you have a defined memory or with shared memory graphics card.
  The shared memory card also uses RAM for video operations.

  You can upgrade RAM to the maximum level and then your graphics card can use more RAM for clean operations.

• Add more memory

  I am currently using a Pavilion DV6000. Currently, it has 512 MB of memory and have considered really upgrade to more memory because its quite slow to load things. After you open Itunes and use the internet at the same time are quite difficult for her as well. Upgrade to 2 GB of memory will be a great help? My hardrive is also very complete. A full hard drive slowing down the computer as well right?

  Ok thank you. So, just to make sure I get the memory, here's my laptops card:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00770899

  and the memory that I find appropriate for my computer:

  http://www.shopping.HP.com/store/product/product_detail/FQ858AA/1?JumpID=in_r329_personalization/browse1/landing_PDP

  is it good?

• Add more memory to my iMac will accelerate it?

  It runs very slowly - has only 4 GB of memory installed.

  It seems relatively easy and inexpensive to install more memory, but how do you know if lack of memory causes the slowness?

  When I go about this Mac, there is tons of storage space. I guess that the Intel Core 2 Duo processor is pretty run down...

  Hi Karena13,

  SHORT ANSWER: Yes, it will probably accelerate.

  Storage and memory (RAM live) are two different things. Let's say your computer is a library. Storage is the box with all the books on the shelves, while your RAM is the table that you are using.

  If you take more than 95% percent of your storage space, it's as if you stored books on the floor between the shelves: you will get work more slowly.

  If you have a smaller table, you will also lose efficiency, because you will not be able to everything you need to put on the table.

  Both are important, but they are different.

  You can check your use of memory (RAM) using the activity monitor (you can find it in the Utilities folder in your Applications folder). Use the monitor activity on your Mac - Apple Support

• Add video memory for Pavilion a410e

  I have an old HP Pavilion a410e Tower (2.07 GHz AMD Athlon XP) running Windows XP Home Edition which I want to connect to my HDTV to stream internet video. When I start the program, Boxee, I get a message that I have<128 mb="" video="" memory.="" is="" there="" a="" simple="" (i.e.,="" easy="" and="" fairly="" inexpensive)="" way="" to="" increase="" the="" video="" memory="" for="" this="" use?="">

  dkayw wrote:
  

  The max that I can choose is 64 MB, what is the difference between PCI and AGP video cards? It would be better for the HDTV display and work better with limited system memory? Thanks, Deb

  Deb, AGP is a newer technology and is considerably faster than the PCI ports.  So I suggest an AGP video card.  Now, that being said, I am not sure how well the computer will run with an HDTV because HP supports only 1 GB of system memory.  Additionally, make sure that the power supply unit (PSU) has enough power to run the card you choose correctly.  You can check the wattage in opening the case and by reading the label on the power supply.  The minimum power requirements should be available on the manufacturer's website.

• I need to add more memory on my c of the portion partitioned drive.

  After partitioning my hard drive into different portions how can I urechi an amount of memory for different players.

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95418-disk-management-delete-extend.html

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/95398-disk-management-shrink-partition.html

  Read the tutorials above for info.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Add more memory RAM

  How to add memory to the PC all-in-one HP 100 b?

  I bought this as a bundle to the Tiger Direct site. The memory module that was included was a Kingston KVR1222D3S9 / 4G... I see no way to get into the unit without any disassemble... Hummm

  Thanks in advance

  John Allen

  I had the same beam.  Yes, you don't have to disassemble.  It's really like a laptop big.

  Remove the 5 screws around the outer edge (at the back of the computer).  Then look at the bottom edge of the computer.  There are about half a dozen slots, who ran a flat screwdriver will fit in.  From one side, insert a screwdriver in each unit and the twist.  You may think that you're going to break, but each lock will jump.  You probably tooth / warp the plastic at the point of the slots, but you'd see only that when you look at the bottom of the computer, so no real problem.  Pop all the locks, and it opens like a clam shell.  Looking at the back of the computer, you will see a large metal plate.  Near the upper left corner is a small (2 "x 3" or more ") Panel with one screw holding it in.  Remove the screws and the memory.  At this point, it's pretty simple.

  You will see 6 GB of memory installed but only 2.5 available.

  To use all 6 Gig...  The machine is supplied with Windows 7 Professional 32 bit.  You can do what I did, call HP, ask them to send you the disk for Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, and they will ship one to you, free of charge.  Recharge it with the 64-bit version, and you should be able to use all the memory.

  Memory installed last night, called HP tonight.  You can do the online chat.  It took almost 2 hours to spend on their phone support.  Surprisingly, the guy I talked to seemed knowledgeable enough and very reasonable.

  Good luck!