HP 250 G2 - DDR3 - 1600 RAM - RAM upgrade

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• Need buying advice - DDR3 1600 RAM or a faster speed?

  Hey all,.

  My old rig is dying so I need to upgrade.

  MY PLAN-

  I intend to buy a mobo ASUS or Gigabyte Z87 affordable and installing an i5-4570 (or perhaps something better according to the Intel Haswell update in a few weeks). In addition, this platform will have a SSD boot and a second 250 GB SSD for programs. This PC is running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit.

  MY USE-

  This platform plays several roles. Daily use PC for work at home. I do also some videos of basic editing from time to time. I also use VMWARE WORKSTATION to the implementation of the laboratories in the network of small size and test scenarios. Finally, I'll create a VM in Windows 7 only for day Forex trading - VMWARE is perfect because it gives me snapshots and allows easy back to the top of the entire virtual machine in the case where something goes kablooey! Overall, my typical daily use will be general works of PC (emails, web browsing, Office 2013, etc.) and a commercial VM at the same time.

  Question #1-

  Strictly from a perspective of VM Workstation - will I benefit from something faster than the DDR3 1600 MHz RAM?

  Z87 line memory can OCing. Right now my game rig works 16 GB to 2133 MHz and everything is smooth like butter. At the present time, other than a kind of promotion of sale savage/refund that 8 GB of 1600 is only around $65-70 but 2133 or 2400 is only about $25 more. But if anything faster than 1600 MHz is overkill, so I'd rather spend the $ extra and get the 16 GB of RAM instead of 8 GB.

  I always have a hard time finding benchmarks of VMware. I hear the most common reason is that VMware does not publicly display (maybe it's in the team of specialists, too, but I always just brilliant on it). They seem to also go out of their way to communicate with blogs and sites of news that they are not allowed to display the marks of their products. At least it's what publishers. I do not have my own tech blog.

  Regarding the actual numbers on the impact of the memory speed (latency should also be considered too) for applications in general, you could look for benchmarks by AnandTech and Phoronix. In general, the GPU intensive tasks on systems with graphics processors that use main system memory, as GPU from Intel and AMD APU (GPU integrated into the AMD APU are speed memory more limited than those of Intel), are those who get the most. CPU related tasks don't get affected much or at all. Tasks that are not intensive CPU and GPU is significantly more effective with a faster memory since their active times are so short that ups of speed are not very large in comparison with the total time of the assets (ie. 2 x speed upward on a frequent in 1 second task is not really significantly by most people).

  It does not appear that you will be playing games and virtual GPU for virtual machines may be the factor limiting more than the speed of the memory. I don't know what kind of speculation, but the speed and latency would be probably more important for those who make transactions to high frequency where the latencies between trades are calculated in milliseconds.

  Here are a few recent memory scaling of items:

  http://www.AnandTech.com/show/7364/memory-scaling-on-HASWELL

  [Phoronix] DDR3 memory scaling of Performance with AMD Athlon 5350

  The AnandTech article talking about avoiding memory DDR3-1600 for competitive amateur and overlockers but the actual numbers reveals almost 0 improvement on CPU tasks and room for improvement of 5% on GPU tasks running on Intel GPU. Not really noticeable.

  Phoronix article also shows the differences of negligible performance with the tasks from the CPU. For the AMD APU, GPU intensive tasks significantly benefit from faster memory. These numbers GPU may or may not translate to virtual machines.

• Laptop HP 250 G2 (F0Y78EA): memory RAM upgrade

  The next memory is suitable to my PC (250 G2 (F0Y78EA) HP laptop)?

  Kingston:

  Module 2 GB - DDR3 1600 MHz

  Part number: KVR16S11S6/2

  Specifications: DDR3 1600 MHz Non - ECC CL11, 1.5 v, Unbuffered SODIMM memory

  Thank you and best regards.

  Not if she asks DDR3L is what you need. It must be capable of running at 1.35 volts. The memory that you have linked above is not things correctly.

• HP Pavilion DM4 1219tx: Ram upgrade

  Please tell me if my laptop supports DDR3 1600 RAM, 8 GB capacity.  My 64-bit operating system and currently has 2 x 2 GB RAM.

  My processor is Intel (r) Core i5 CPU M 480 @ 2.67GHz

  My Motherboad following details

  Tip: Hewlett-Packard 162 58.28
  The bus clock: 1066 MHz
  BIOS: Hewlett-Packard F.27 21/12/2011

  Hello

  You have a fsb of 1066, but supports your 1333, so the installation memory 1333 with will run to 5:4 quite happy.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Portege R930: Low voltage DDR3-1600 SDRAM (1.35) or standard voltage 1.5

  Hi again,

  I just wanted to know if the two kinds of SDRAM DDR3-1600 Rams (one is called memory low voltage) which are available on the market are compatible with my Toshiba Portege R930 i7?

  Thank you!!
  Concerning
  / Anders

  The detailed specifications of the compatible modules are:
  + DDR3-1600 PC3-12800, SODIMM 204p, 1.5V +.

  As you can see its standard voltage of 1, 5V

• T410 with G.Skill DDR3 1600 4 GB?

  Can I put my T410 with G.Skill DDR3 1600 ram (4 gb * 2)? Is this compatible with T410? Or should I choose Mushkin 4 GB DDR3 1066? Price wise, no difference. Thank you.

  I bought G.Skill and installed today, and so far I have not had any problem. And thanks for the help.

• Upgrade of RAM for Studio 1557 up to 8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz

  Hello

  I bought 2 pieces of RAM Kingston 4 GB DDR3 1600 MHz memory and I assmbled in my Dell Studio 1557. However, when I type F2 and verify installation, we show that the speed of the memory is 1333 MHz!

  How can I gain speed 1600 MHz memory RAM that I bought and installed on my Dell Studio 1557. I use my laptop computer for purposes of design using AutoCAD and 3D MAX and it is really necessary for me to use the speed of RAM 1600 MHz or higher.

  My BIOS version is A09.

  Kind regards

  Correction, which affects the rest:

  The system has two memory - not four.

  You can replace one with a 4G and have six or the two with a pair of 4G to 8 total.

  You must also have a 64-bit operating system or memory beyond 4 g may not be recognized.

• I have a Macbook Pro mid 2012 edition, i7 and 8 GB (2 x 4 GB) of RAM DDR3 (1600 MHz). Can I add any RAM with this config?

  I want to upgrade my RAM 16 GB (2x8GB) and also to change the hard drive (750 GB) to a 250 GB SSD. I was going through the forum and people have posted that they have improved their RAM with no problems. I visited the local electronics market and is the knowledge that they have a Kingston 8 GB DDR3 1600 MHz RAM. I just want to know if it is safe to add that RAM for my MBP or not? One of my friends told me that the MBP requires a different sort of RAM so I am confused. In addition, I was intending to buy a single 8 GB and set up my MBP with 12 GB (8 + 4) RAM and then replace the other 4 GB with an 8 GB to make eventually 16GB. Will there be a problem with this approach? Also can I add any SSD fits laptops from my system? I found an SSD 240 GB (uv300) Kingston. Please suggest if I can add that.

  You can fit a maximum of 16 GB, if you choose compatible Ram.

• Can I put my 24 inch Dual Core IMac (early 2009) 4 GB ddr3 1067 Mhz RAM to 16 GB ddr3 1600 Mhz (it says maximum of 8 GB for this model)?

  Can I upgrade my 24 inch Dual Core IMac (early 2009) 4 GB ddr3 1067 Mhz RAM 16 GB ddr3 1600 Mhz? I read that it only can be upgraded to a maximum of 8 GB but I'm not sure whether that was when they were sold or if the maximum capacity of the computer can take.

  Thank you for your help,

  Jacques Bizot

  You can upgrade the RAM, but 16 GB ddr3 1600 Mhz is NOT designed for your iMac. Please use the RAM specifications correct, iMacs are extremely sensitive to the RAM and require the correct specifications and high quality RAM. Advanced users on these forums tend to recommend Crucial (buy directly from them) or if you are in the USA, RAM from OWC (www.macsales.com).

  Do not buy RAM in your store, the local computer or cheap RAM at best, it's probably a waste of time and at worst it will simply not work.

• HP Envy Phoenix 850-055qe: I just bought the HP ENVY PHOENIX 850qe, what brand of RAM DIMM DDR3 - 1600 HP uses it?

  I just bought the Office of series 850 want phoenix with 16 GB of RAM DIMM DDR3 - 1600 (2x8GB). The problem is I intend to switch to 32 GB of ram, but I don't know which brand to buy to match the stock ram that would usually come standard with the machine. I buy ram online so he comes the same day as my office. Does anyone know what brand hp uses? crucial? Corsair? PNY?

  Thanks in advance!

  Lews live Productions

  HP uses ram from different manufacturers, depends on which it can provide at any time, it isn't the brand but the specs that matter.

  I would call Kingston or Crucial on the phone for help on the selection, as they ensure the compatibility.

  Kingston support numbers

  http://www.Kingston.com/us/support/LiveSupport

  Crucial

  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/support-contact

• Compatibility of PC3-12800E (DDR3-1600) without buffer RAM with HP Z800

  Hello

  I recently bought a Z620 and a Z800 (second two had, of course).

  The Z620 has 48 (6 x 8) GB RAM unbuffered PC3-12800E (DDR3-1600). I'm busy to remove the 16 GB of the Z620 and install them on the Z800, which has only 2 x 2 GB RAM.

  Please let me know if PC3 - 12800E (DDR3-1600) without buffer RAM compatible with Z800?  It doesn't matter if I have to remove the existing 4 GB of RAM.

  Thanks a lot for your answer.

  concerning

  Sabba

  At any time.

  I am pleased to have been of assistance.

• Failure of HP 700-056 of ram? 16 GB PNY XLR8 DDR3 1600 2 x 8 GB PC3 - 12800 Non ECC 240 p

  I have a 700-056 want 64-bit running windows 8.1. After removing the original ram and substituting 16 GB PNY XLR8 DDR3 1600 2 x 8 GB PC3 - 12800 Non - ECC 240 p, machine does not start. Two attempts resulted in empty screens. When finally got error message, it was something about "invalid signature" or such nonsense no layman could never understand. This memory is supposed to be compatible with this machine. What new memory is deleted and reinstalled old memory, the machine functions normally. That is what it is?

  Hello

  First try and boot from the new RAM module 1 stick and see if it boots, if not then try the same procedure with the key, you don't try and see if it boots. Could be a faulty stick of RAM and if so, you will need to send it to the supplier.

  Checkurtech

• HP ENVY m6-1232ea: HP ENVY m6-1232ea, ram upgrade

  can I upgrade my ram using kingston Hyper X Impact 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) 1600 MHz CL9 SODIMM DDR3L

  Thanks in advance...

  Two customer accessible/upgradable memory module slots

  Supported dual channel DDR3-1600 MHz on computer models equipped with a processor AMD or Intel Core i7, Intel Core i5 or Intel Core i3 - 3110 M processor

  Support for DDR3-1333 MHz dual channel (downgrade DDR3-1333 DDR3-1600) on computer models equipped with an Intel Intel Core processor i3 - 2370M or Intel Core i3 processor - 2350M

  Supports 8192 MB RAM system in the following configurations: ● 16384 MB (8192 MB × 2; not supported on computer models equipped with a 32-bit operating system or Windows Home Basic Edition)

  For example, you CAN install 16 concerts. You need 2 modules of this type:

  Module memory 8 GB (PC3 12800, 1600 MHz) 670034-001

  http://www.Amazon.com/Kingston-PC3-12800-notebooks-KTH-X3C-8g/DP/B0089MTP0W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1454181255 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = 670034-001

  It's NOT low-voltage of 1.5 volt memory. The HyperX is low voltage, and while he would go also to 1.5 volts, it is likely to cost a little more because it is powered up and is not necessary.

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• Satellite R830-146 - RAM upgrade

  I want to upgrade RAM, I can install
  DDR3 2 x 8 or only 2 x 4 DDR3?

  and who will be better?
  DDR3 1333 (PC-10600)
  or
  DDR3 1600 (PC-12800)

  According to the specifications of the laptop you can use 8 GB max. With other words, you can use 2 x 4 GB.
  It is very important to use compatible modules and high quality.

  Compatible 4 GB of RAM to your machine has PA3918U-1M4G part number.

  I also recommend the use of modules from Kingston. You can find the number of right-hand side HERE.

  If you have any other questions you are welcome.

• Z510 RAM upgrade

  Hello

  I have a laptop Z510 with the 4200 processor i5 and 4 GB of RAM. However, I am unable to determine what version of RAM (DDR3 1333 and DDR3 1600 or is it same DDR3). I want to update my 12 GB RAM, I have read in other posts that the laptop contains 2 RAM slots.

  Basically, I have 3 questions.

  1. What is the maximum supported size of RAM for this laptop? How can I determine that?

  2. What is the Version of the RAM?

  3. can I pass it by myself without losing the warranty? If I open up the laptop, I would be able to determine the type of RAM when but am afraid of losing the warranty. Also, is there any brand of RAM compatible to use?

  I searched other posts but was not able to get the right answers.

  I contact the customer service and they gave a response after a 3-4 mails. It says I can get upgraded to 16 GB, and Yes, if I try to change it by myself then it will void the warranty. Do not know if it is correct, but I guess, I have to go to their customer service centre which is very far from my place.