HP 15 g206-AX: portable HP computer memory upgrade Questions

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• G62-407DX portable computer memory upgrade problems

  According to the documentation on my laptop, it supports up to 8 GB of DDR3.  It is currently installed with a key 2 GB of Kingston and a 1 GB of DDR3 Micron as it was configured by HP.  I tried to improve it up to 8 GB of memory PNY last night and met with complete failure.

  When starting the BIOS detected that 8 GB of RAM was installed like Windows.  However, Windows indicates that 3,79 GB of RAM was usable and 8GB has been installed.  About 2 months ago, I got this exactly the same problem on a desktop computer.  The question is not in Windows because it is the 64 bit version of Windows 7.  It's actually the BIOS that is to blame.  On my desk, I had to contact the manufacturer to get a new version of the BIOS (the version I needed was not available on their website).  The problem with the BIOS, is that he lacks the feature "remapping memory."  Without the parameter, Windows will not be able to use all of the memory installed in the system.  The BIOS on this laptop seems to have basically all normal BIOS settings deleted, which is strange, but I can understand since it is a laptop and not a desktop computer.

  After having the problem with memory, I checked my BIOS version and went on HP website to see if there was a newer version.  To my surprise, the version in my laptop (F.25) is newer than the version on the website (F.23)!  It seems that all the drivers and utilities on this laptop HP support page are old.

  Can someone help me find a BIOS with memory remapping?  If there isn't one, I hope that HP sees that their BIOS has a problem...

  snike3 wrote:
  

  According to the documentation on my laptop, it supports up to 8 GB of DDR3.  It is currently installed with a key 2 GB of Kingston and a 1 GB of DDR3 Micron as it was configured by HP.  I tried to improve it up to 8 GB of memory PNY last night and met with complete failure.

  When starting the BIOS detected that 8 GB of RAM was installed like Windows.  However, Windows indicates that 3,79 GB of RAM was usable and 8GB has been installed.  About 2 months ago, I got this exactly the same problem on a desktop computer.  The question is not in Windows because it is the 64 bit version of Windows 7.  It's actually the BIOS that is to blame.  On my desk, I had to contact the manufacturer to get a new version of the BIOS (the version I needed was not available on their website).  The problem with the BIOS, is that he lacks the feature "remapping memory."  Without the parameter, Windows will not be able to use all of the memory installed in the system.  The BIOS on this laptop seems to have basically all normal BIOS settings deleted, which is strange, but I can understand since it is a laptop and not a desktop computer.

  After having the problem with memory, I checked my BIOS version and went on HP website to see if there was a newer version.  To my surprise, the version in my laptop (F.25) is newer than the version on the website (F.23)!  It seems that all the drivers and utilities on this laptop HP support page are old.

  Can someone help me find a BIOS with memory remapping?  If there isn't one, I hope that HP sees that their BIOS has a problem...

  Hello snike3,

  Sorry to hear about your memory problems. I came across your post, shortly after the purchase of 8 GB (2x4gb) of new memory for the same model specifications, and I started to worry that I would have problems too. I installed modules and all the 8GB are recognized and usable. I bought the laptop (HP G62-407DX) last week. Running the version of BIOS F.25 with InsydeH20 Setup Utility Rev. 3.5 and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, like you did. The new modules passed the test of the memory configuration utility (I'll run it through something more rigorous later).

  I know that this does not solve your problem and I apologize, but I hope that it provides an overview. Maybe you received a module of memory of buttocks, or it is not fully inserted into the slot of memory? Maybe the PNY memory modules play well with these laptops? If it's any consolation, the memory that I use is model G.SKILL F3-10600CL9D-8GBSQ:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820231342

  If possible, you might want to consider RMA'ing your PNY memory and buy memory, that I linked above. He has been working for the last two hours firmly. Please reply/re-post when you have a solution to your situation.

  HTH!

  ~ GGG121

• HP 21-2014: HP 21-2014 in a computer, Ram memory upgrade question

  Hello, I have a HP 21 2014 all in one computer. He now has 4 GB Ram memory and an AMD processor. I was wondering how it would be possible to increase the Ram up to 8 GB. Is there a certain number of model or brand of Ram do I need to buy? I looked a few things on Frys Electronics, but obviously I'm naïve. I really want to upgrade memory because I have some games which really lag on this computer, even if it is new, and I know it takes more may work properly. I wanted to see if someone can point me in the right direction. Price is not really a problem, I just want to know what would be a better job for this specfic HP model. Thank you!

  Hello

  Yes, you can upgrade to 16 GB:

  Memory upgrade information

  • Memory channel architecture

• HP Probook b 6450 memory upgrade question

  Hi all

  I seem to have a strange question seeks to upgrade the memory in a HP 6450 b probook (i5 - 480 m & ATI card). The laptop came with 2 GB of sps p/n 598856-002, which is ram 1333 mhz 1.5V with the manufacturer being ramaxel. I ordered and installed a few sticks of kingston 4 GB

  http://h30094.www3.HP.com/product/SKU/10473659/mfg_partno/KTH-X3BS/4G

  Mounted to them and all appeared to be as well as the operating system (win 7 32 bit pro) showed the recognized as 8 GB stick and 3 GB usable, the bios also reported 8 GB as well. However the moment that a 64 bit OS (Linux or Windows) is tempted to run just the laptop falls down or crashes

  I already tried this upgrade with two sticks of crucial memory but had exactly the same problem, so think about crucial memory was the question I put to the supplier and ordered the kingstons rather.

  I saw very similar question mentioned here:

  http://www.TomsHardware.co.UK/Forum/328016-30-memory-upgrade-ProBook

  and

  http://superuser.com/questions/580512/HP-ProBook-6450b-not-booting-after-memory-upgrade

  My instinct suggests this notebook can be very picky about the memory chips, it may have to be a 4 GB key 16 chip versus chip 8 4 GB sticks.

  Thoughts and help on this would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  You are the very welcome.

  Yes, I have never, ever install any module of memory in my notebooks from HP that does not 16 chips.

  All the chips I use - 2 gigs and up, have 16 chips (8 on each side).

  Never had a problem.

• 9150 memory Upgrade - Question once again

  Good day to all,

  I have 2, Dimension 9150 who receive upgrades. The first machine was fine with OS WIN 7 / 32 PRO. Updated BIOS (A07), not installed the required software, no problem, everything no problem. RAID driver install also, no problem. Problem I have is the memory upgrade. Get machine 2 update, but not until this problem is resolved.

  Been revised post old topic of memory and still has not found an absolute remedy to my question. Machine (1 and 2) are 2 GB; 4 512 PC2-4200 (all locations showing on bios config).  I installed 4; 1 GB PC2-5300. Problem? Must not like system accepts 4 GB maximum and is also accepted speed Max.

  My problem is 2 GB in slot 1-2 (white) are good, no problems (boots to windows without error beeps). Check the BIOS and find sticks of memory are reading fix it. When I add the other 2 sticks of 3-4 (black), error on boot beeps and lights 1-3 lights telling me memory error.

  I recently updated a dimension 4700 and used memory not dell Komputer Bay. Could see all the modules and showed 3.76, so I bought the same memory for this machine. I know that in the past, Dell machines are "FINICKY" when it comes to memory.

  Is this the case? If so, Crucial memory has been discussed and I might add 2 (2 GB each)? That's what I was not able to see the answers. Part of the crucial says Yes, post only memory. The other Yes was that I could use sticks of 2 GB. Spec note 1 GB is max stick, per slot.

  I am at a loss, if you're looking for an idea on a direction.

  Yes, low density 2 rank INTEL chipset compatible ram works fine. The other way to say it isn't that 380 Precsion ecc ram works fine.   The GX620 has the same problem where we will see more ram by the bios but total ram is limited to 4 concerts by the chipset.  Upgrade to a precision 380 allows a full 8 gigabytes of ram.

  You could put 4 x 2 gig and he would show even in the bios but the ram would not be usable and the machine does not start with 64 bit OS.

• I have HP pavilion a6203w desktop computer and I have a memory upgrade question

  What of the worst that could happen if I put pc6400 ram in a pc 5300 ram slot?

  Fallenforme76, welcome to the forum.

  Here is the memory that is supported by HP and the motherboard:

  • Dual channel memory architecture

• Memory upgrade question

  The upgrade of my hp p7 - 1207c for maxium 16 concerts will be running more hot.   My computer runs faster with the upgrade memory but I don't want to take the risk of harming the computer.  Thought that take advantage of the memory at a low price and the upgrade.

  Thank you for your help.

  Patsy

  Hello

  How much memory you have now? You will not see and feel how quickly after a point. The heat of the RAM is minimal. Yes, RAM is much cheaper now, very safe to put more RAM, but again depending on what you use, the machine works faster than you think.

  Kind regards.

• HP Envy 800 Memory Upgrade question

  Don't know where to find this info so here goes...

  I currently have 12 GB of memory in the computer that came with it and thought the upgrade.  I added a strip of memory at a time or do I buy 2 more to fill in the last two slots at the same time?

  TIA

  Marc

  You will need to use two-DIMM 8 GB DDR3 PC3-12800 for 16. Or you can have 32 GB a 4 GB DIMMs and a 8 GB for

  32 GB max is 32 GB gor this system.

• HP Pavilion dv7t Entertainment PC Memory Upgrade Question

  Product name: HP Pavilion dv7t-2000 CTO Entertainment Notebook PC

  PRODUCT # NB444AV

  OSOriginally installed: Windows Vista 64-bit Home Premium

  Currently installed OS: Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium

  When I bought the laptop, HP included a "FREE upgrade to 4 GB DDR2 memory (2 Dimm) 2 GB DDR2 memory (2 Dimm) system system'. I don't check then. Now, when it is slow, I checked the memory installed by 'Start-> computer-> (right click)-> properties-> installed memory (RAM). It shows that 2 GB.

  I'm baffled why it shows only 2 GB of RAM now, when HP was supposed to install 4 GB. In any case, I would like to upgrade memory now.  I have referred to as "HP Pavilion dv7 Entertainment PC. Maintenance and Service Guide "."  He describes the memory Module as:

  Spare part number description
  Memory 2048 MB (1-DIMM 667 MHz, PC2-6400),: 480382-001
  Module memory 1024 MB (1-DIMM 667 MHz, PC2-6400),: 480381-001
  Module of 512 MB memory (1-DIMM 667 MHz, PC2-6400),: 480380-001

  My question: can I use a 4 GB Kit (2GBx2) DDR2 800 MHz (PC2-6400) SODIMM 200 pin notebook Modules memory in the crack avialable? Memory at 800 MHz won't be compatible with 667 MHZ memory?

  I can't install module memory 2 x 4 GB to 8 GB? Will it be recognized by the card mother/BIOS/Windows?

  Thank you for your expert advice.

  You are the very welcome.

  Here is the link to the service manual for your laptop.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01689926.PDF

  Please see Chapter 4, page 54.

  It seems to me that there are two memory slots (one almost on top of the other). Take a look at the illustration.

  This is why the memory in Chapter 1 specifications indicate that you can install up to 8 GB of memory (2 x 4 GB).

  You can install a single chip PC2-6400 4 GB and leave the one you have in there now.

  It comes to the module memory 4 GB good cheaper brand I could find.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820148288

• HP Pavilion dv9904ca memory upgrade question

  I upgrade my ram of the laptop and I want to know if my phone can handle memory modules that has a speed of 800 MHz (PC2-6400), or should I buy only 667 MHz (PC2-5300) Modules?  (I'll buy two bars of memory with the same speed).

  My computer laptop processor is an AMD Turion64x2.

  Message edited by eserrano on 08/13/2009 22:28

  Better buy at 667 MHz, 800 Mhz works but it will downclock to 667 MHz.

• Tecra 720cdt: memory upgrade question

  I'm looking for 1 oiece 128 MB of memory (MAX)? for my 720cdt. Can someone help me as to a place that I can get this or does anyone have good used sweater, that they no longer need.
  Just tell me what you need.

  Thank you

  Garth

  Wow, that's a really an oldie.
  To my knowledge it s about 10 years.
  What do you what to do on this old notebook?

  In any case, I remember that the slot of memory could be at the bottom of the unit.
  Am I wrong? In addition, you can use module max memory 128 MB and the memory can be upgraded to 144 MB. Why? Because as far as I know that this unit should have internal 16 MB memory and it cannot be removed.

  I searched a bit on the net and found information that this module memory must be compatible:
  PA2046U 128 MB

  These modules you should be able to order the Toshiba service partner in your country.

• NB250 - 10G of memory upgrade question

  We recently bought a number of Netbooks NB250 - 10G, some have been ordered with 2 GB of memory and others with 1 GB. For a few machines of 1 GB, 2 GB expansion modules were purchased to subsequent to 2 GB (Correct Toshiba KTT1066D3 Kingston DDR3 / 2G).

  When upgrading memory is installed, when the netbook is started it turns on, then turns off, then lights up - this cycle continues. I tried a lot of modules KTT1066D3 / 2G and all do the same thing in any netbooks NB250 - 10G that were shipped with 1 GB.

  Subject 2 GB modules work in subject NB250 - 10G bought with 2 GB. _No_ 2 GB modules work in _any_ NB250 - 10G bought with 1 GB.

  Both the NB250-10Gs comes with 1 GB and 2 GB have same bios version (1.3) and the bios settings.

  After a quick web search, this is a known issue.

  Help, please?

  Thank you very much

  Gareth
  University of Canterbury Chr1st Church

  Hi GarethStears,

  In my view, Akuma is good and there is a compatibility problem between NB250 and what type of memory Kingston.

  Have you tested original, pre-tested Toshiba modules authorized service?

• NB305-10f memory upgrade question

  I want to upgrade the memory of my NB305-10f of 1 GB to 2 GB, but I can't get a definitive answer on the type of memory stick that will work. For starters, the Toshiba site said that this laptop uses DDR3, but the manual says DDR2 and think "Topaz" (a retailer party Toshiba helpdesk told me) that he uses too.

  I found a discussion on laptopforums.toshiba.com indicating that the Kingston KTT1066D3S / 2G works for NB305-N440, but I don't know how to close this laptop is for the NB305-10f. One point that out of the discussion is that computers cell phones can be very skittish on the memory sticks that they will work with, so I need to be sure that the part I liquidate command will work.

  Can anyone help please?

  Hello

  The memory depends on the chipset and CPU which is taken in charge by the laptop.
  As far as I know the laptop supports the Chipset Intel GMA 3150 Express. Check the Intel page what modules are supported by the chipset.

  But when Host Interface clock speed (FSB / HT) CPU is so DDR3 at 1066 MHz (PC3-8500) bars would go with 1066 MHz.
  If the CPU FSB is lower (IE 800 Mhz) DDR3 memory would go to 800 Mhz.

  So yes, it seems that the NB300 can handle DDR3 memory modules.

• Satellite P100 - 160 PSPAAE - memory upgrade question

  Hello

  can someone tell me if it works in my Satellite P100-160
  Part number: PSPAAE-01D00UEN

  Kingston memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 200 pin - DDR II
  Storage capacity 2 GB
  Upgrade to generic Type
  DDR II SDRAM technology
  Factor of form SO DIMM 200-pin
  Memory speed 533 MHz
  Verifying the integrity of data Non - ECC
  Latency CL4 Timings
  Features without buffer memory
  Supply voltage 1.8

  Thank you
  TREV

  Why not?

  Satellite P100 supports the DDR2 533 MHz (PC2-4200) 200-PIN SODIMM memory modules of the series.

  You can switch to 4 GB max.

  See this page:

  [Memory for Toshiba Satellite P100-160 | http://www.orcalogic.co.uk/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=28327&ft=m&st=3]

  You will find compatible module.

• Satellite L30-115: memory upgrade question

  How do I know what RAM to buy for this laptop?

  I have now: ddr2 533 mhz PC 4300, but what producer? Kingmax? How do I know what producer is compatible?

  Hello

  I think you should use the Toshiba recommended of the memory modules.
  As far as I know, this module can be used:
  DDR2 400/533 256 MB (PA3389U - 1 M 25)
  512 MB DDR2-400/533 (PA3412U - 1 M 51)
  1 GB OF DDR2 400/533 (PA3411U-1M1G)

  I also checked another site and according to this site
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=24884&ft=m&St=3

  You can use 200 pin DDR2-533 SODIMM Transcend KTT533D2/256, KTT533D2/512, KTT533D2 modules / 1 G