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• What is the maximum amount of memory to upgrade a compaq presario 1460CA NOTEBOOK?

  I move my Windows XP to Windows 7 but now 512 MB of RAM memory and require minimum 1 GB or 2 GB.

  Compaq presario serial number: Presario x 1460-CA

  Can I do the upgrade to 1 GB or 2 GB?

  The Specs page for your model says that it can be upgraded to 2 GB:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00214198

• Memory / RAM upgrade - the standard issue! -HP Compaq Pro 6300 microtour

  Hello

  I intend to increase the RAM in this machine (Microtour HP Compaq Pro 6300) and I'm a bit confused to a specification - latency CASE.

  To start:
  I plan to purchase memory from a manufacturer of renowned as Crucial or Corsair and purchase identical sticks to replace the OEM memory.

  My understanding of the requirements of CASE latency for this system:
  According to the reference guide of the material that was provided with this PC, "the DIMM DDR3-SDRAM modules must also:... to support latency CASE 11 DDR3 1600 MHz (at a date 11/11/11)."

  My understanding of the CASE latency spec. offer of products available:

  Many kits that I found almost total retail prices are advertised as being "CS7,' 'CS9', or 'CS10 '.  The few kits that I found with latency = announced 11 CASES are much more expensive (+ 20%) that those with CL = 7,9,10 (spend less money without wasting on inoperable RAM is my goal).

  My question (s):

  I have to buy memory with a latency announced CASES of 11 cycles?
  -OR-
  May memory stick with another announced specification of latency CASE (no CL = 11) function properly with my system?  If so, could it be some additional steps to configure the new installation of memory or any foreseeable to overcome obstacles?

  Thank you very much for taking the time to read this and respond!
  -Mark T.

  In General, purchase memory with lower CASE ribs won't be a problem, as long as the dominant spec (i.e. DDR3-12800) memory and memory voltage specifications match.

  If you buy from a name brand as Crucial or Corsair, however, you should probably ask him if they have specifically tailored to your system memory. They have usually memory specifically designed for brand like HP systems, and that would be your best bet to ensure compatibility.

• Re: NB300 - what memory to upgrade?

  I just buy a NB300 and I want to make a memory upgrade to 2 GB. Should what memory I buy?

  Thank you

  Hello

  I agree with Akuma. Usually, you have DDR2 800 MHz for NB300 modules.

  There are many different manufacturers on the market of the RAM modules, but I have good experiences with the Kingston modules. :)

• Pavilion 17-e020us: HP Pavilion 17-e020us memory / SSD Upgrade Quesstions

  Hello

  I'm looking to upgrade the RAM and hard drive on my laptop HP Pavilion 17-e020us (these are the first updates it will receive).

  I have 6 GB of RAM and want to update to the maximum supported by the computer, 8 GB of RAM.  Which model of chip RAM should I buy (in addition to the DDR3L - I know that many), and where can I buy it from?  It will take a 4 GB chip (the computer is 6 GB a 4GB chip and a 2GB chip; I will swap the 2 GB chip for a chip of 4 GB for a total of 8 GB).

  I'm also looking to upgrade the hard drive 5400 RPM for a Solid State Drive.  The SSD should be around 500 GB.  Which models are compatible with my laptop and what model do you recommend?  Furthermore, to what extent will be upgraded to SSD my computer speed and performance?

  Thanks to all those who help me with that.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Manual

  See p. 6 and 49 and 54.

  The memory can actually be upgraded to 16 gigs. 2 x 8. Upgrade to 8 GB is a good idea, however. For most people, 16 gigs is excessive. 4 correct gig module is the following:

  4 GB (PC3L, 12800, 1600 MHz) 691740-001

  http://www.Amazon.com/HP-691740-001-1600MHz-PC3L-12800-memory/DP/B00CI08FX4

  In regards to a SSD, you can install any wide 2.5-inch SATA SSD. I recommend a Samsung Evo 850

  http://www.Amazon.com/Samsung-2-5-inch-internal-MZ-75E250B-am/DP/B00OAJ412U/ref=sr_1_2?s=PC&ie=UTF8&QID=1462103742&SR=1-2&keywords=Evo+850

  The amazon link has versions of 250 and 500 and 1 TB. Othe SSDS are cheaper, and I got lucky with OCZ. Stay away from the MX Crucial series.

  The difference with the SSD will be day and night. There is no better upgrade of money can buy.

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• Pavilion dv4: Pavilion dv4 memory/RAM upgrade

  I have a HP Pavilion dv4 (15-inch screen), still not sure of the model #. It's on WIndows 7 Home premium 64 - bit operating system with 4 g of RAM.

  I'm looking to upgrade the RAM and wanted to know if someone knows the maximum I can develop in and also if there are 1 or 2 memory card slots? Any help would be appreciated. Ideally looking for make it if possible 8 GB or RAM.

  The T6500 processor was used on the dv4-1000 series, so it's a pretty good indication that you're already in memory of max. The dv4-2000 used first processors Intel Core of gen.

  The best acceleration on a legacy system as an SSD, but they are expensive for one with any ability. If you are really adventurous, you could theoretically install a Core 2 Duo processor much stronger as the T9600. It's a lot of hassle, though, and spend money like that on updates is not really economically advisable when you buy a new laptop in a year or less in any case inevitable. New models have just so much more to offer. USB 3.0, SATA-III, faster memory and processors, better battery life. It lights up.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Out of memory when upgrading of the Sierra and cannot restart (didn't return to the top)

  When I am upgrading to Sierra, my Mac is not enough storage. So it suggests me to reboot and try to install again. I clicked to restart button but it still install MacOS Sierra.

  You know a way to access the OS X EL Capitan (my previous operating system)?

  Thank you.

  I just installed it.

  I enter Mode secure with reboot and hold down the Shift key. This isn't a job I food and hold it pressed to force shutdown.

  So I rebooted again. Surprised, he continued the installation and it is successful.

  NOTE: My Mac had about 7 GB free before installation.

  Good luck!

• Help on graphics card memory and upgrade for iMac

  Hello!

  I need advice on a good new graphics card for iMac 27 inch end 2012. My work is mainly in animation, Visual effects and game development soon, so I need an additional card to increase my speed.

  Currently, I have a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680MX 2048 MB card. Do you think I should stick to a similar card? Is there something new that will offer me better performance at an affordable cost?

  I don't have much money to spend, but I can certainly use additional graphics now.

  I have also 2 remaining memory locations that accepts DDR3 1600 MHz memory module, but it seems that this module is no longer available. If I had to choose between a graphics card and RAM, which should I go with?

  Finally, can I install these myself? I don't have any Apple Store around me and I do not trust the computer guys in my area.

  First of all, the iMacs are notoriously difficult to make something with except add RAM. Here is a good site where you can get some info on the dismantling, etc.:

  https://www.iFixit.com/

  Usually, graphics cards should be replaced with the same model/type of work (if any) - see above site for this kind of info. I'm quite sure that you cannot add just one - iMac is not designed for it.

  Regarding the RAM, just check out OWC for necessary RAM:

  https://eShop.MacSales.com/shop/memory/iMac/2012_27/DDR3L

  Check that your model is listed. I don't know where you would have been told that the RAM is no longer available (FWIW, Apple does not sell RAM and uses of third party RAM in the new Macs).

  I'd go with the RAM - how many do you have now? Adding RAM is easy.

• The early 2008 MacBook Pro OWC memory card upgrade

  I have a question about the purchase of an upgrade with OWC memory cards. I need to upgrade my Mac Book Pro early 2008 edition. Is that what I should get the full package of 6 GB with 2 GB and 4 GB included? Or just buy a 4 GB card and add it to my 2 GB card already existing in the laptop? I just want to know if it makes a difference when the two cards of different manufacturers! Compatibility and everything... Anyone know or have a technical view on this subject. Thank you.

  When I upgraded my 2007 iMac which had originally 4GB, 2 GB DIMM in each slot, I just bought a single 4GB DIMM OWC.

• Upgrade memory for upgrading memory S3220n

  I'm interested in upgrading the memory to 2 GB to 4 GB. Can anyone recommend the memory I need? Ths is also a warranty issue? I suspect that the removal of the cover is pretty easy and so replace the memory should be easy. Any help would be appreciated. JC

  You will need a 64 bit OS to run a full 4 GB of memory. Your running Vista Home Premium 32-bit. Here are the specs of your PC memory..

  Installation of the memory is a little more difficult than most.

• Architecture memory dual channel (1 DIMM per channel)
• Two connectors DIMM DDR2 240-pin
• Supported DIMM types:
  • PC2-4200 (533 MHz)
  • PC2-5300 (667 MHz)
  • PC2-6400 (800 MHz)
• Modules DIMM single or double sided
• Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
• Supports DIMM DDR2 2 GB modules
• Supports up to 4 GB * (2 x 2 GB)
• 32-bit PC can not solve a full 4.0 GB memory

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.aspx?model=Pavilion%20Slimline%20s3220n

• Memory RAM upgrade for 9280

  I don't know if someone always checks on this string, but thanks for the tip on the GTX 660!  What a great card!

  My next questions consider now ram and hard drive upgrades:

  • If I want to add memory, should I get sets to match the four locations?  In other words, if I can't find the exact kind that I have, I have to replace the originals as well to match the others I buy?
  • My system can support an ssd?  I was watching a Samsung 1 Tb ssd.

  Thank you!

  Ross

  Ross-co wrote:
  

  I don't know if someone always checks on this string, but thanks for the tip on the GTX 660!  What a great card!

  My next questions consider now ram and hard drive upgrades:

  • If I want to add memory, should I get sets to match the four locations?  In other words, if I can't find the exact kind that I have, I have to replace the originals as well to match the others I buy?
  • My system can support an ssd?  I was watching a Samsung 1 Tb ssd.

  Thank you!

  Ross

  Check the model of the computer in the link below to make sure that it is on your computer.

  Here's memory and SSD that are compatible with your computer on Crucial memory website.  As it is said, you can install a single module at a time, but given that the motherboard supports dual channel architecture, it is best to install pairs.  Read the whole page to make sure you get all the information.

  While I am not sure that the memory is compatible with existing memory, if it were me, I would buy all of the 8 GB of memory.  This will ensure that it is no problem of compatibility.  You can also contact see service customer of Crucial in what they have to say.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• EliteBook 8540w: identification of Slot Correct memory for twin Enable memory RAM upgrade

  I just bought an opportunity Elitebook 8540w with i7 quad core and four memory locations (I love it!).  It is running 64-bit Windows 7 Professional he came with a 4 GB memory module and I bought an additional module of 4 GB to 8 GB of total RAM.

  I have the HP document that shows both modules of memory of 4 GB, it takes in the memory slot 1 and the other in the memory slot 3 for the proper functioning of the memory double channel.  All together right?

  Not quite.  In the Elitebook 8540w, primary under the keyboard memory locations are clearly labelled '1' and '2' However, the locations of memory expansion on the underside of the chassis are also clearly labelled Opps '1' and '2 '!  There is no '3' and there is no '4' in which three vacant slots we installed the second module of 4 GB for the proper functioning of the dual memory channel?

  All the facts on how to proceed would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Good old CPU - Z... a Swiss army knife of a free application that must be in every tech toolkit.

  http://diaryofdennis.com/2012/11/12/how-to-check-if-your-computer-memory-is-running-in-dual-channel-mode/

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• confused about the available memory after upgrade to ESXi 5.1

  Hi noobie question here

  After an upgrade to ESXi5.1 (wiped ESXi5.0 and installed fresh and imported 5.1 2 s previous VM), I can start is more two virtual machines when they use the 3 GB of RAM each. In ESXi5.0, it worked.

  I need to reduce 2.6 GB RAM for each virtual computer. The only thing that I see is this "total capacity" is 5.7 GB while the system has 8 GB of RAM. Please see the attached picture (I don't know what 'Full capacity' read in ESXi5.0, so I can't compare)

  I understand ESXi5.1 needs some overhead and that each VM needs some overhead, but I have yet an another 1.5 GB of RAM available for my VMs.

  8185 (ability)

  -2660-2640 (two machines)

  -231-194 (overhead for 2 virtual machines)

  = 2460

  Does this mean that ESXi5.1 uses 2.4 GB of RAM to run 2 virtual machines? The photo shows 984MB in use without the virtual machines are started. So start-2 VMs cause ESXi5.1 use 1.4 GB more RAM?

  If so, what form that would show? I am sure that it is me who is missing something, but please explain.

  Thank you

  Well Yes... somewhere down the line, the ESXi5.1 host memory usage was doped up to ~ 2 GB. In my system 32 GB, I use only 26 GB

  But even once, there are a few tweaks to release some 500MB in the configuration of the distribution of system resources tab. You can have a shot at him. But I wouldn't recommend it.

• Workstation 7 unable to reserve memory after upgrading the host Windows 8.

  I just updated my computer, running VMWare Workstation 7, Windows 8.

  Now, when I start a VM, I get a message similar to:

  "Not enough physical memory is available to power on this virtual machine with its configured settings.  To resolve this problem, increase the support of physical memory for all the virtual machines to XXX MB or adjust the settings of extra memory to enable more virtual memory machine to be swapped. »

  • In the preferences, memory, my memory 7138 MB reserved for all virtual machines.
  • I chose 'Allow more virtual memory machine to swap'
  • Windows Resource Monitor indicates that I have more than 5 GB of free memory.
  • I tried to upgrade to 7.1.6, but that did not fix the problem.

  But I am still unable to start any VM - even one with as little as 128 MB of RAM that are entrusted to him.  These are the same VMS I was used to running on Win7 before the upgrade.

  -> Adam

  (The display for people who might find this thread through a search on the web)

  I got the same error. What worked for me was to uninstall, reboot, then reinstall as follows:

  1. define the model of compatibility to Setup WinXP SP3 and run as administrator.

  2. install by double-clicking on the Setup

  3. once the installation is completed, set the compatibility to vmware.exe model also be WinXP SP3 and run as administrator.

  On workstation 7 starting, I was then able to start my vms without problem.

  VMware Workstation 7.1.6 - 744570. Host is an x 64 i7 - 3520 M with 8 GB of ram running Windows 8 rtm. Administrator account.

• Allocation of memory AMM is a good choice?

  It is good to use automatic management of memory for the RAC database?
  
  What are the advantages and disadvantages for the use of the AMM (automatic memory management)?

  It is good to use automatic management of memory for the RAC database?

  I think so
  But they depend on required your configuration...

  What are the advantages and disadvantages for the use of the AMM (automatic memory management)?

  By MA.

  This link will help you to...
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