Best Ram Module 8 GB DDR4 to 2133 MHZ for HP AU116TX

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• zbook 14 g2: RAM Module zbook 14 g2 compatibility issue.

  Hi all,

  I have a HP Zbook 14 G2 with 8 GB of RAM (processor i7 and 256 GB SSD). I tried to upgrade by adding the Module of RAM 8 GB to 16 GB. I removed intalled Module RAM and installed two RAM Modules of Kingston 8 GB 1600 MHz 1.5V. But when I turned on the bios gave an error that says something like "laptop does not support this RAM module, please remove it, if you don't you can damage your hardware.

  But when I press on enter it booted normally not given any error furher. I don't know if really harms my laptop to long-term use.

  Could you please tell me what is the problem, what type of Module of RAM I should install. 1.5V modules night really to my laptop?

  Kind regards

  Yes the specs say clearly that you need 1.35 volts DDR3L is what you use. The difference in voltage can damage the motherboard over time. I'm frankly a little surprised that he started.

• Kingston HyperX Plug n Play 8 GB Kit 2133 MHz DDR3 PC3-1700 Non - ECC CL12

  H all,.

  I need to known 2133 MHz can support T420s, T430s i5 and i7?

  Thank you

  Somsak

  Kingston HyperX Plug n Play 8 GB Kit 2133 MHz DDR3 PC3-1700 Non - ECC CL12 laptop SODIMM laptop memory KHX21S12P1K2/8

  Supported RAM speed (memory Intel Xtreme or XMP profile) for the T430 is 2133 MHz, for the T420s 1866 MHz is the Max (XMP).

  Although the Ivy Bridge memory controller is able to manage memory running up to 2800 MHz, it wil probably never run that high on a Thinkpad, I am not aware of all the profiles, at this speed which are supported.

  The Core I5 and Core I7 processors manage Intel XMP profiles.

• What is the best RAM for Tecra A3 upgrades

  Hello

  What are the type of RAM I can install safely in my Tecra A3 better/faster?

  I ran a test with 'CPU - Z', and it tells me I have a 512 MB of memory, having sat on the #1 slot, type DDR1/PC2700 / 166 mHz.

  I would like to have at least 1 gigabyte of memory, but I'm not sure of the following:
  1: the motherboard supports DDR-2 RAM or DDR-1 to faster bus speeds (566, 333 or even at 800 mHz)?
  2: can I install another type of memory alongside the current (see above question)?
  3: make a performance gain by having all the RAM in one slot/block, or vice versa?

  Thanks for the replies!

  Bjørn N. Nielsen

  Hello

  This utility is not known to be, but I think that it provides the right information.
  You know the software "Everest"? It is a hardware diagnostic application. It's not bad.

  In my opinion, you should use the RAM modules recommended by Toshiba. In my opinion, you will get the best performance with these modules.
  I found a few compatible modules:
  PC2700 256 MB (PA3311U - 2M 25)
  PC2700 512 MB (PA3312U - 2M 51)
  1024MO PC2700 (PA3313U-2M1G)

  It seems that these modules are SO-DIMM 200 pin - DDR 333 MHz.
  In my opinion, you need to buy a 1 GB and use it in the slot one.
  In the future you can easily switch from the laptop to 2 GB

• Difference between 1600 and 2133 MHz RAM?

  I never did update the RAM that came with my R4 Aurora which is 4 x 2 GB 1600 MHz.
  Finally, I want to move to 16 GB but when searching for suitable RAM I noticed it supports modules 2133 MHz and 1600 MHz times.
  Will I see a significant gain if I buy 2133 MHz RAM or are the negligible differences?

  I personally don't think.  You may be able to see a slight increase in performance but its light.

• Satellite Pro C50-A-1E4 running unstable with new RAM modules

  I have the above machine and that you have upgraded the RAM (up to 8 GB) a long while ago. Normally I have upgraded the BIOS if there is a new version.

  However, for some so that my machine was unstable, and this is due to the RAM running at the XMP1866 of the machine (933 MHz) instead of the rated CPU 1600 (800 MHz). I have attached a screengrab of Piriform Speccy to report.

  There is no 1.40 BIOS UEFI framework to adjust the RAM timing and so BIOS supports data SPD incorrectly for CPU ID.

  I'm unable to locate earlier BIOS to check if this pattern is repeated, but it took more than a year to display fault so that the machine is out of warranty. If I put small sticks of RAM 1600 system seems stable.

  However, I bought the RAM to use. Now I am unable to test if RAM is faulty because she will not pass Memtest (blocking or crash on) but I'm not sure if instability of the system is defective cause of system being OC because of the BIOS or RAM.

  The question that he is perfectly for about a year before displaying the errors. BIOS should correctly detect the speed of JEDEC standard data in the EEPROM. He does not. I often ran "overspec' memory in other PC without encountering this behavior. It is only troubleshooting that made me aware of this gap.

  RAM is Crucial Ballistix 8 GB-1866 BLS8G3N18AES4CEU.16FE

  If I put small sticks of RAM 1600 system seems stable.

  I doubt that it is a BIOS problem...
  First of all, you can not use any module of RAM... you must use a fully compatible modules and as you probably know, not all commercially available RAM modules are fully compatible.

  As far as I know if upgrading RAM that Toshiba recommends the use of these modules.

  4 GB DDR3 - 1600 PA5037U-1M4G
  8 GB DDR3-1600 PA5037U-1M8G

  The specifications are:
  Memory speed: 1600 Mhz PC3-12800
  Capacity: 8GB
  Pins: 204 SODIMM
  Type of RAM: DDR3 SODIMM
  Rank: Rank double
  Latency (CL) CASES: CL11
  Voltage: 1.5V

  I recommend you use the modules that meet exactly the same specifications.

• Satellite C70-C-199 - dual channel mode is not active for RAM modules

  Hello

  I recently bought a Satellite C70-C-199 laptop with 4 GB RAM and I installed a module of RAM 4 GB more.
  The module I installed is not recognized by the BIOS.

  What I tried:
  (1) replace the Rams repeatedly.
  (2) exchanging the two Rams between the two slots.
  (3) BIOS update to the latest version

  On the link down below, you will find some reports AIDA64 that contains details on the chipset and the two RAM modules.
  https://drive.Google.com/open?ID=0By...ndwZUZoV3lCMTQ

  Thank you for your help in advance.

  I found the problem. This laptop needs DDR3L. This means that the RAM modules operating at 1.35v. My 4 GB Kingston works only at 1.5V.

• Satellite L30-149 - does not start with the new RAM modules

  I bought RAM Kingston 2 x 1 GB modules. When I put a single module in my notebook - everything works fine. When I put the two modules - BIOS freezes and cannot start.

  I tried to combine my old module of 512 MB with 1 GB of Kingston, but in this case laptop detects only more great module (Kingston). So, I'm stuck with only 1 GB of RAM. In my notebook BIOS version is 3.10, and it's the last. I tested RAM modules in a laptop and each of them works fine.

  What should I do now? Help, please!

  Download and run www.memtest.org Memtest to test these Modules one by one.

• What Ram modules are used in the Satellite Pro L870 18R

  HYA

  I m new to this forum so apologies if I posted in the wrong place.
  I just bought a Sat Pro L870 18R for my wife as a Christmas pressy.
  Before she gets to him I was going to increase the Ram of 4 GB to 8 GB.

  I know he has a single stick of ddr3 1600 Mhz in it, but without opening it you know which manufacturer to use Ram Tosh for this machine?

  I like to keep the same manufacturer.
  If I can at least give him a chance to run dual channel. I know I couldn't just take part and look like I m going to have to open it to adapt to the new ram anyway.

  I just i didn t want to keep o he packing and unpacking, and opening and closing upward are a gift after all lol.

  Any help appreciated thnk

  Above all the RAM brand is very important to get the RAM running in dual channel.
  It is important that the two RAM modules will support the same features.

  As far as I know the unit was equipped with a SO-DIMM 4 GB RAM DDR3 1600 module MHz (PC3-12800). I guess the reference is: * PA3918U-1M4G *.

  Welcome them

• Portege Z930 cannot start with installed RAM module

  My laptop Toshiba Portege Z930-108 has stopped booting with any module of RAM installed in the support.

  If I remove RAM module, laptop computer starts and works fine, but if I install any module of RAM (4 GB 1600 original or a new 4 1600 CL9 or 1600 8 CL11) the computer cannot start.

  The screen stays black and power led flashing two green and two orange and a few seconds later, 3G indicator also on blue.

  This is the only problem I have with this computer, but it's strange.

  I updated the BIOS to the latest version and the problem is not resolved.

  I tried to reset the hardware (http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB3B03J90000R01.htm), also I tried to reset the equipment with power button 30 seconds without battery but button without success.

  Any idea on this problem of strage?

  Kind regards
  Lito.

  I guess you used bad RAM or not fully compatible modules.
  It's the only plausible explanation.

  I recommend you to order the RAM modules recommended by Toshiba that are:

  4 GB DDR3 - 1600 PA5037U-1M4G

  2 GB DDR3 - 1600 PA5037U-1M2G

• Only room for a Ram Module

  Please can someone tell me if the 2 gigas of it's ok?

  http://www.ValueRAM.com/datasheets/KHX6400S2ULK2_4G.PDF

  What would be the best RAM upgrade?

  Thank you

  The NB200 are limited to 2 GB max

  You need:
  2 GB DDR2 800 MHz (PC2-6400) SO-DIMM.

• Tecra S3 - cannot use the new RAM modules in the B slot

  Hi all

  I just bought two RAM modules of 1 GB to replace my old 512 MB one. This, as far as I know, is the maximum allowed by my Toshiba Tecra S3 (PTS30E-01000QSP).

  When I put a module in A slot, the machine works perfectly; If I place a second in location B, the computer tries to start but, at a time given, it freezes just (no activity of the HARD drive or changes on the screen) and the fun begins racing on as if some process crashes in the CPU to heat that make it up. At this point, I was always afraid that the heat can damage the computer and be turned off by pressing the on/off switch, so I can't tell if the problem is solved simply waiting.

  I swapped the two modules on A slot and the two work well when they are the only one on the machine. Pretty funny if I place (as is the case now) has the old 512 MB in the location B as well as a single module of 1 GB in slot, it works!

  My BIOS has been upgraded to the last, that I could find in these same pages (version 3.20 if I'm not mistaken), but it made no difference. If I enter the page of the BIOS when the two 1 GB modules are present, the BIOS recognizes that they are there. This behavior occurs when I try to start Windows or Linux.
  Honestly, I'm puzzled. Someone has an idea what can happen and how I could place the two modules on my machine?

  Thank you very much and sorry for the long post

  O.

  Hello

  The modules you purchased exactly for your Tecra S3? Maybe that they are not compatible with the laptop and it hangs after a few minutes.

  Normally, the Tecra S3 can handle up to 2 GB and that means 1 GB in each slot. For modules of Toshiba part number is PA3411U-1M1G.

  In my opinion you should try it with other modules with original 512 MB module everything works so I guess your new RAM is the cause of this problem.

• RAM-modul third manufactor warranty

  Hello

  does anyone know if there is a statement from Toshiba that the use of the third-party ram modules does not affect the warranty of the computer?
  Thank you very much for your answers!

  Greetings from the Germany

  AFAIK this document doesn't exist. Is that you can upgrade RAM alone without service and it won't affect valid warranty. Toshiba offers the list of compatible and tested RAM modules and if you use them they will be recognized correctly and everything will be OK.

  Of course, no one forcing you to use these modules. On the open market, you can buy what you want. Only, it can happen that you will buy some modules at low cost, without a name and will not work properly.

  So, buy what you want. For RAM check upgrade s manual where you can find exact explanation step by step how to put new modules in the RAM slots.

  Good bye

• Satellite A300 - a RAM module will not work

  Hello guys,.

  6-8 months ago, I had a terrible accident with my laptop, I spilled:(coffe là-dessus.) Initially it has worked very well, but after a few days I just couldn't start it. When I pressed the power button, 'satellite' logo turned on, I could hear the fan but the HARD drive would not start. Tryied to clean and finally he started to :)

  Then from time to time (each is approximately 40 days) it does not start and what I've found, is that the RAM slot near the motherboard has a problem. When I remove the RAM from the slot, it works very well (but with 2 GB instead of 3 GB). A few days later, I put the second RAM and reworked for the next 40 days. Even in this way, I was satisfied after what had happened (the accident of coffee).

  The problem is that the same thing happened about 1 month ago but still every time I insert the second RAM I get the black screen, fan works and nothing more (with 1 memory it still works). Is it possible that the slot 2 is now dead, after 6 months of a semi-travail condition? Do you know how to clean it? or do something else?

  I changed the 2 RAM in both slots and I'm sure that the work of two Ram.

  Thank you and I would appreciate your help as I am a student and I use a lot of Matlab (it takes forever with only 2 GB of RAM)

  Post edited by: creative1

  Hi creative1,.

  I think that it s not easy to say which is the main reason for this problem. Theoretically, it could be caused by the coffee that you reversed but it could also be another reason. In my view, that such a precise diagnosis can be done from an authorized service provider.

  The memory modules that you are using? Two of the ASP and pre-tested modules?

  Modules of RAM, you can test with special software of diagnosis than Memtest86. If the RAM modules are faulty, Memtest86 should acknowledge mistakes. It would be interesting to try.

  In the worst cases, the second location of memory is faulty. If the bars of memory work in the first place it seems to be the case :(

• The maximum dimensions are listed for RAM modules in the absolute QuickSpes?

  I get around 8000 elite at very good price. I want to use for training at home, running App-V in Windows Server. The quickspecs say the maximum size RAM module for this computer is 4 GB. Is it absolute or 8 GB user modules that I can?

  Hello:

  The maximum size memory module that can be installed in every dwelling is 4 GB.

  The first PC to elite 8xxx that could take a module memory 8 GB is the 8200 elite.

  I know because I have both an Elite 8000 and a 8200 Elite with the memory maxed out at 16 and 32 GB respectively.