Memory in Aspire V5-122P-0889

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  That's what I plan to do: revenge CORSAIR 4 GB 204 pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) computer portable single bar.  It will work in this phone?

  
  

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  I have a refurbished Aspire V5-122P-0889 having only a 30 day warranty when I got it.  I received it via the eMachines class action floppy drive.  Everything good with the computer and it works fine.  In fact, I actually upgraded to a Samsung 840 250 GB SSD hard drive.  My question is this: I would like to know what it was about this computer that required it to be refurbished.  It was a problem and if so, what is the problem, or if it was sent just return within a time limit because someone did not like it.  As I said, it works beautifully.  I have no complaints, and with the SSD, it is much more dynamic.  I'm just curious to know what it was.  Anyone have an idea how I could find this information without having to buy a contract of service or pay a fee to speak to someone?  Thanks in advance.

  I can answer this for you at a high level and I think that is the best answer we can provide on the subject. No information is available as to why a specific unit has been returned and then refurbished. I am sure that Acer internal teams keep data and improve and reduce the performance of the products, but it is not information that I have provided or information that would be shared publicly.

  A renovated occurs every time that the device is open, it could be a demo, a loan for revision or a return to a retailer for some reason any.

  I hope this helps. I have a Samsung 840 Pro coming today for a my new gaming platform, can't wait to get charge up

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• Can someone tell me the exact procedure updated the BIOS on an Aspire V5 - 122P.

  Can someone tell me the exact procedure updated the BIOS on an Aspire V5 - 122P. I upgraded from Windows 8.1 for Windows 10. I read somewhere that the upgrade of BIOS ver 2.10 and 2.12 will improve the speed at which it runs. It seems that here are slow running problems with this machine.

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  I didn't get this in case it defines something moving that I don't understand.

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  Just download the BIOS, make sure that your laptop is plugged in (and also that he above 60% battery in any case), and run the file that you downloaded.

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• TV projects "No Signal" when connected to Aspire V5 - 122P

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• WiFi guard falling on my newly purchased Aspire V5 - 122P

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• Scalability of memory Acer Aspire V3 - 571 G - 9686

  Hello

  There are about 1 1/2 year, I bought an Acer Aspire V3 - 571 G-9686. It came with 6 GB of RAM setup in this way:

  SPD EEPROM (DIMM0) information

  Manufacturer: ston

  Part No.: 56X64D3S13C9G

  Serial number: 146718E64C0018E4

  Type:-SDRAM 10700 (667 MHz) - [DDR3-1333]

  Format: IMM (67.6 x 15)

  Size: 2048 MB (ranks 1, 8 banks)

  Buffered module: No.

  Registered module: No.

  Module SLi Ready (EPP): No.

  Module XMP: No.

  Module XMP 2.0: No.

  Width: 64 - bit

  Ability of Error Correction (ECC): unspecified

  Prefetch buffer: 8 bits

  Manufacturing: Week 10, 2012

  Temperature probe: no

  Heat spreader: Yes

  Supported frequencies: 381 MHz, 457 MHz, 533 MHz, 610 MHz, 686 MHz

  Latency (tCL) CASE: 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  RAS to CAs (tRCD): 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  RAS Precharge (tRP): 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  Cycle time (TRAS): 14 381-MHz clocks, 17 clocks @ 457 MHz, 20 clocks @ 533 MHz, 22 clocks @ 610 MHz, 25 clocks @ 686 MHz

  TRC minutes: 19 clocks to 381 MHz, 23 clocks @ 457 MHz, 27 clocks @ 533 MHz, 30 clocks @ 610 MHz, 34 clocks @ 686 MHz

  -------------------------

  Information SPD EEPROM (DIMM1)

  Manufacturer: your technology

  Part No.: I1C1674EV

  Serial number: 000018E64C0018E4

  Type:-SDRAM 10700 (667 MHz) - [DDR3-1333]

  Format: IMM (67.6 x 15)

  Size: 4096 MB (2 ranks, 8 banks)

  Buffered module: No.

  Registered module: No.

  Module SLi Ready (EPP): No.

  Module XMP: No.

  Module XMP 2.0: No.

  Width: 64 - bit

  Ability of Error Correction (ECC): unspecified

  Prefetch buffer: 8 bits

  Manufacturing: Week 23 of 2012

  Temperature probe: no

  Heat spreader: Yes

  Supported frequencies: 381 MHz, 457 MHz, 533 MHz, 610 MHz, 686 MHz

  Latency (tCL) CASE: 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  RAS to CAs (tRCD): 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  RAS Precharge (tRP): 5 381-MHz clocks, 6 clocks @ 457 MHz, 7 clocks @ 533 MHz, 8 clocks @ 610 MHz, 9 clocks @ 686 MHz

  Cycle time (TRAS): 14 381-MHz clocks, 17 clocks @ 457 MHz, 20 clocks @ 533 MHz, 22 clocks @ 610 MHz, 25 clocks @ 686 MHz

  TRC minutes: 19 clocks to 381 MHz, 23 clocks @ 457 MHz, 27 clocks @ 533 MHz, 30 clocks @ 610 MHz, 34 clocks @ 686 MHz

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  So, it's a 2 GB module and one 4 GB. Different manufacture.

  My question is:

  What are the maximum size (GB) and speed (MHZ) that supports this laptop? And should I upgrade with two modules of the same size, or can I have 1 module with the maximum allowed size? For example, 2x4gb or 1x8GB?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Kind regards.

  Hello

  You wrote:

  "What are the maximum size (GB) and speed (MHZ) that supports this laptop? And should I upgrade with two modules of the same size, or can I have 1 module with the maximum allowed size? For example, 2x4gb or 1x8GB? »

  In fact, you have 2 sticks of memory 667 MHz. In dual channel, it means to 1333 MHz.

  Specifications of aspire V3 - 571 G-9686:

  Chipset: Mobile Intel HM77 Express.

  Processor: Intel Core i7-3632QM

  Integrated graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M - 2 GB RAM DDR3

  You can upgrade up to 8 GB (2x4gb) and Max frequency 1600 MHz. For example: If you install a single stick of 4 GB - 1600 MHz, it is single-channel: 1600/2 = 800 MHz.

• Acer Aspire V5 - 122P: Windows 8 Local password recovery or boot from USB

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