B200 M3 memory stuck at 1333 MHz in performance mode

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  I plan to upgrade RAM my laptop 4GB to 16GB (2 x 8 GB). I went through the manual and noticed that the laptop comes with two slots for memory module:

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  Should a. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1600 MHz? I understand the second module slot, which runs at 1333 MHz, to downgrade the two cards to this specification. Or,

  Should b. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1333 MHz? Which would be compatible with the first slot which will at1600MHz?

  Thanks in advance for your help. Impatience on your part.

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  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-ENVY-Sleekbook-6-1100/5296036/model/5318899/document/c03506040/
  
  Upgrade memory requires major disassembly in your model. It will void the warranty if you break something in the process. Ask the help of local tech if you are out of warranty and are not sure how to.
  
  Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03282148
  
  You can buy 2 sticks of exactly the same configuration, speed, possibly brand - DDR3 1600 MHz, SODIMM SDRAM PC3-12800. Unfortunately sticks will only work on single channel even if both are of the same capacity (8 GB in two slots), so no dual channel thrust intended for your model.
  
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• UCS B200 M3 memory speed

  We have recently installed a few new servers M3 B200, completely filled with DIMMS of 24 x 16 GB (1866 mhz), 2 x E5-2697 v2 processors.

  Manager of the UCS poster the DIMMs properly in the inventory tab, but in the general tab, shows "Memory operating speed" 1333 MHz (same speed in the boot messages.

  Controller on board: 8.0

  Firmware: 2.1.3a

  MMIC: 2.1.3a

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  Thank you

  Joe

  Joe,

  Take a look at table 7 here:

  https://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10280/B200M3_SpecSheet.PDF

  If you use 3dpc you'd be stuck at 1333, even if you are att 1866 DIMMS and CPU.

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  The above answer is Incorrect.  You CAN fill (2) modules DIMM per channel on the B200 M2 and the memory will be at 1333 Mhz clock (assuming that you use rated 1333 Mhz DIMMS - DIMMs 8 GB or smaller).  Therefore, up to 96 GB running at 1333 Mhz.

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  I guess it is for models with a C-50 processor that I open my netbook and it came installed with 1 GB Samsung DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3-10600) 204pin (part No.: M471B2873FHS-CH9).

  So, I guess I could buy a 4 GB of DDR3 1333 MHz Ram that should work in this version of the netbook. Of course, I will modernize windows for hosting get fully use the 4 GB of ram.

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  Even the 1333 MHz memory only runs at 1066 MHz, which is the highest speed of the processor.

  I can tell you that memory installation in any PC HP that has a series 5 including your Intel chipset (and uses the memory of the laptop) is very difficult to upgrade.

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• My i3 - 330 M T510i supports 1333 Mhz memory?

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  I read the thread: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T510-vs-W510/m-p/320531#M35073, but could not conclude whether or not the i3 - 330 M has the same restrictions on memory.

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  At startup, I see 1333 MHz for the speed of the memory instead of 1600 MHz I have 4 DIMM (16 G DDR3 - 1600 MHz) into the slots A0 and B0, E0 F0.

  I thought that I have disabled all the hiding power of shit. I can check some other settings?

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  The DIMMs are running at 1333 MHz ' is because the processor you have installed is rated at 1333 MHz, so your DIMM will be clocked at that speed.

  See technical details below:

  «1. If the upper or lower speed DIMM is selected than what is listed in the table for a given processor, the DIMMs will be timed to the lowest denominator common to the processor clock and clock DIMM.»

  Table 3 (page 10)

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10280/B200M3_SpecSheet.PDF

  

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