HP Pavilion g6-1138se Notebook: I need to upgrade my RAM and VGA

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  Hi all

  I have a Satellite M70 who suffers.
  It's all slow and despite my music collection among other major programs to transfer on a drive external HARD, my laptop frequently slows down and blocks much to my annoyance.

  I regularly have a frag my HD on a base twice a week which helps a little, and I delete the temporary files, the Recycle Bin as well at the end of each month, but nothing seems to speed it up significantly. I run Spyware Doctor, but he does not reveal anything that would explain such a slow performance.

  Could someone advise me what to do?
  I asked for advice in this regard other suggestions is considering upgrading the RAM in an attempt to speed it up.

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  WMorgan86

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  In your case I would check and start the MSCONFIG and would disable some background process is not necessary in the Start button.

  The upgrade of RAM would be useful too.
  The M70 would support max 2 GB of RAM and you need DDR2 533 MHz (PC2-4200) 200 - PIN SODIMM modules!

  Instruction how to upgrade the RAM you will find in the user manual!

  Good bye

• I'need to upgrade memory ram for T310

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• HP Pavilion Notebook N5P52UA #: need to upgrade to a better graphics card Intel HD 5500 graphics card

  I just downloaded and installed the video editing software, Blackmagic Design "DaVinci Resolve". The first launch this program popped up a warning that my graphics card is unable to be aware of the program.

  Device Manager showd Intel Core i3-5020U at 2.20 GHz and Intel HD Graphics 5500. Is the HD Graphics 5500 graphics card, that the program referred to as? Or is it another graphics card. If it is the graphics card, the called program then what graphics card do I need to manage video of Davinci Resolve installation work?

  And, for a WAG response, (guess wild donkey), I need will need more than 6 GB of RAM for the DaVinci Resolve progtram?

  One of the HP laptops, Gaming should be ideal for video editing software. They are priced at $899 and discrete graphics. Learn about the options available.

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• HP Pavilion g6-1232sl Notebook: Driver needed

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  where can I get the following drivers for my HP Pavilion laptop 1232sl g6 with win 7 64?

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  Try the imei on the following link.

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• HP Pavilion g6-1201tx Notebook: I need my windows 7 Home Basic recovery copy

  I lost my drive recovery House pre installed base of windows 7 for my product mentioned above, I need my product software Home Basic windows 7 please help me.

  MK93

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  Let me welcome you on the HP forums!

  Ordinarily, I advise to use HP recovery media to restore your PC to its original state. That would erase the entire disk, format the drive and install the operating system, drivers and utilities HP.

  Unfortunately, there is no support of HP recovery related to HP for your PC Product Page. This could be an oversight by HP, or it could also mean that HP stock is no longer the recovery media for your PC. They store any long recovery media for older PCs.

  You can try to contact the HP customer directly, using the links below, to see if you can order them if:

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• Need help for upgrade of RAM and hard drive for HP Pavilion dv6-2130ej

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  I think you can install the drive and use your recovery disk to reinstall Windows.

  You can change the hard drive of your computer with a WD one Pavilion, just keep in mind that you need a 2.5 inch drive. In addition, if your Pavilion model is dv6500 or more, it has a SATA-II interface, but you can always take a drive SATA-III and it will not work (although will run at the lower speed of SATA-II).

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• HP Pavilion Notebook - K8Z00AV: can I upgrade the RAM on my laptop HP Pavilion

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• Pavilion 10 TS F3F15UA #ABA: HP Pavilion 10 TS Notebook PC takes long time to start and does not

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• HP Pavilion dv6 - 2154ca: looking to make an upgrade of RAM

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• I upgraded the ram and wish to have access to more than 3 GB, so I'll need to install Windows 7 64 bit

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  As the 32-bit drivers won't work not on Windows 7 64 bit is very important that you check that the 64-bit Windows 7 drivers are available for all your equipment (not only devices such as printers) before you upgrade. The Windows Upgrade Advisor is a useful starting point, but to be sure to look on the Web site of the manufacturer of your PC, or to defect, the manufacturer of the equipment.

  Presents a useful set of FAQS:

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• Hello computer wizards! I need to upgrade the RAM 480 MB to 1 GB so I can use the transcription of Dragon software!

  Got the disc of the shade and I used the previous model from Dragon (10) on this machine - worked fine - but the 11 Dragon at all (bluetooth wireless) bells and whistles. And now I find that I have to upgrade to 1 Gig RAM or send the Dragon 11 back. An operation is dangerous it? And who should I trust to do such a thing? I could lose a vital part in the process?

  Is this useful? I love my old machine... He argued until... but still...

  I got this Gig Presario 40 for 5 years and more now with XP on it. There still 11.5 concerts left! Daavee helped me with some diabolical security issues last year, and I hope someone here can advise me on the best way to go.

  Thank you very much

  Valerie

  Thanks for the close out of the thread, even if a little late and congratulations on your new computer.

  I assume that you now have Windows 7...

  For any further consultation (and anyone who falls in your question): add more RAM is usually quite simple and well within the competence of someone who isn't a complete technophobe.  In addition to getting the right parts (which can almost always be determined by a brief visit to the 'system' to http://www.crucial.com/scanner) there are some precautions that can easily be explained if necessary (for example, measures to prevent the damage caused by static electricity, how to avoid damaging the computer or the new RAM with the installation and the removal of parts and ensure that the new RAM is put into the correct slots).

  In addition, the "40 GB" that you mentioned is, of course, the space on your hard disk, which should not be confused with 'memory' (aka RAM).

• Need advice - questions of m8100n and stop Pavilion

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  After sitting the PC side for some time over the holidays, I started to do research on the processor AMD Athlon X 2 5600 +, given that all the indications suggest a heat problem with Core 1, who was leading in the PC by stopping.  After researching this CPU Model (Brisbane), it seems that Brisbane processors have a known issue with faulty temperature sensors core, which was probably, leading to a temperature reading fake being reported and causing PC stops.  This would also explain why the radiator or the CPU were always warm to the touch just after a shutdown due to overheating occurred.  I ordered a replacement AMD Athlon X 2 5600 + (not my workhorse PC, so I didn't need to upgrade the processor) and one both installed the CPU, memory, video card, DVD-R/W and finally the hard and everything seems to work normally again.  I ran a few stress tests on the PC from one day to the next, and the max reported temperature was 45 c 42 on Core 1 and Core 2.  It seems that the issue of the arrest was related to the CPU after all!

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• Pavilion g6 - 2217cl: the HP Pavilion g6 - 2217cl RAM and CPU/GPU upgrade

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  Laptop model: HP Pavilion G6 - 2217cl

  Operating system: Windows 10 family (x 64)

  Current RAM: 6 GB (used 2 slots)

  CPU/GPU: AMD A8 - 4500 APU with Radeon HD graphics card

  What are the possibilities should I upgrade?

  If more information is needed, I'll be happy to provide.

  It supports up to 8 GB of memory and the processor can be upgraded to a 10 - 4600M. Here is the Manual:

  Manual

  There is no video card to upgrade, but for the models of series AMD A video is contained in the processor itself and an upgrade of the processor also carries with it an upgrade for HD 7640 G HD 7660 G video. It's light but a bit noticeable and clock speed go from 2.8 ghz to 3.2 ghz, which is not huge but noticeable. Memory is a DDR3-1600 module, and you can replace your 2 gig with a 4 gig to spend 6 to 8.

  Memory upgrade is as easy as... CPU/APU don't upgrade not so much.

  4 GB PC3 12800 1600 MHz shared 641369-001

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