My laptop has Discrete or UMA memory?

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• How will I know if my DV3 laptop uses discrete or UMA memory? (I need a new set of fan)

  I don't have the PC with me right now, but from memory, it is a DV3 EA 2120

  Hi, I think you mean graphics and no memory.

  Here are the specs for the device that you have listed

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01806759

  Here is the guide for your laptop, it has parts,

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01720761.PDF

  There are online parts stores in some areas, or you can go to an HP authorized service provider

• replacement fan - should I discrete or UMA memory?

  Hello

   

  I have a laptop HP Pavilion dv7-6c80us I need to replace the cooling fan on.

  Intel HD Graphics 3000

  Intel HM65

  Intel core i7 2670QM

  To order a replacement fan, I need to know if I have:

  a graphic with subsystem
  2048 MB memory discreet
  (Exhibit #666391-001)

  a graphic with subsystem
  1024 MB memory discreet
  (Exhibit #666390-001)

  a graphic with subsystem
  Memory of the AMU
  (Exhibit #666392-001)

  How can I find this information?

  Thank you.

  If there only the graphics card Intel HD 3000, it is UMA.

  The specifications confirm that this is the case:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03138569

• Pavilion dv7-7180eb: memory Discrete vs UMA

  The fan on my laptop is dying and needs to be replaced. I found a hp repair manual, but it indicates two reference numbers:

  To be used on the computer equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem models
  with discrete memory 682179-001
  To be used on the computer equipped with an AMD processor and a graphics subsystem models
  with memory UMA 682178-001

  What one do need me? Assistance telephone local hp was of no use.

  This has been asked before, but responses were specific to specific machines for the plaintiffs. Is there a way to tell? (may be useful for people stumbling on this thread in the future...)

  Pavilion dv7-7180eb

  P/N: C0E48EA

  10 64 WINDOWS

  Szimon wrote:
  

  Ok thank you.

  I see two graphics cards in Device Manager (Intel HD Graphics 4000 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 M), so I guess it has switchable graphics, right?

  I am located in Belgium.

  So does that mean?

  This means that your notebook is a discrete graphics solution and not UMA graphics card.

  Your laptop has an Intel processor chipset and Intel HM77 as described in the following specifications document?

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-Pavilion-dv7-entertainment-notebook-PC-series/5262593/model/5297363/document/c03457318/

  Once you said that CPU\APU has your laptop, you can see which of the following references apply to your laptop as it is configured. He will be the one I highlighted in bold.

  ) Heat sink (includes the thermal material replacement):

  To be used on the computer models equipped with an Intel processor and a graphics subsystem with discrete memory 682061-001

• How to find if I have a discrete or UMA graphics memory subsystems? (dv3-2350el)

  Hello.

  I need to change my fan for laptop (incredibly noisy).

  my laptop is a dv3-2350el

  Product number: VY338EA #ABZ
  

  Intel (r) Core i3 CPU M 330 @ 2.13 GHz

  ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4300/4500 Series graphics card

  Intel(r) Graphics Media Accelerator HD

  Here is the maintenance and Service of Guide

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c01998025.PDF

  but I don't really know which is the fan model I chose:

  Only for dv3-2300 computer models:
  ■ For use only with the computer models equipped with discrete graphics memory subsystems 591431-001
  ■ For use only with models of computer with UMA graphics memory subsystems 591430-001

   

  How can I understand if my laptop has a discrete or UMA graphics memory subsystem?
  

  Thank you

  According to what you have discrete graphics:

  http://www.CNET.com/laptops/HP-Pavilion-dv3-2350el/4505-3121_7-35276919.html

  Go to Device Manager and check the graphics card to see if said your ATI Radeon HD 4550; If so, it is confirmed that you have discreet.

• After I install my laptop bootcamp has restarted and said there was a problem and restart your laptop then I check my memory of the laptop and my mac 210 GB is 180 GB and when I checked the scores he had only a mac partition

  After installing bootcamp my laptop has rebooted and said there was a problem and restart your laptop then I check my memory of the laptop and my mac 210 GB is 180 GB and when I checked partitions there was only a mac partition and I can't get back the deleted memory

  Post a screenshot of what shows utility disk to disk

  How to take a screenshot on your Mac - Apple Support

  OSX works OK?

• Satellite 4030 has much too much memory embedded - 66 MB not 64 MB

  Hi all

  I have a 2nd Satellite 4030 user who has far too much memory shipped! [66 MB not 64 mb]
  The maximum allowed to my machine is Total = 312 mb.

  I added a 256 MB stick in slot 1 memory to the supposed 64 MB on board & it does not start.
  I put back the original 128 MB & started stick & apparently, I have 66 MB of RAM?

  Adding to this 66 MB 256 = 314 MB! 2Mbmb more than max allowed.
  I tried 2 different sticks of 256 of ram to my other laptop Toshiba & still no boot [prove it is the amount of ram?]

  Am or work around for this I stuck running on only 192 MB?

  Help K Morton

  Hello Morton

  This is a very stupid situation. That I can see, nobody has written anything in the last 3 days and to be honest, it is not easy to say why this happens.

  I don't really have experience with these cases, but maybe you can try to update BIOS. Check Toshiba support page and try to update BIOS. Maybe BIOS values will be refreshed, and after that the memory will be displayed as it should be.

• My laptop has sometimes bsod after updating!

  I have a laptop HP running windows 8 32-bit! I don't know who it is! It started about a week after I got it! I kept getting bsod after updating. My brother recommended I have download ccleaner which got rid of bsod for about 2 months. I think that burning causing the bsod has some images of memory. Recently updated. I have ccleaned but no memory dumps were found. I thought that windows had finally corrected this bug. I used my laptop for a day! And then all of a sudden the BSODs happened. I did not worth it to go back on my PC. Please can someone help me!

  Hey Mohindra3

  Looks like you have a problem with persistent blue screens. It would help to know which model you have.

  If you need help with this information, you can follow this link.

  It would also be useful to know if you upgraded to Windows 8 32-bit.

  Another step, you can try running a diagnostic test on your hard disk and RAM. Follow this link for steps on it.

  Blue screens can sometimes be caused by damaged or incompatible drivers. The hard drive and RAM diagnostic tests will help refine the question though.

  You could also provide with the minidump file that will give me a lot of information. You can navigate to C:\Windows\minidump. You will need to download the newest .dmp file to a third party site, (such as sendspace.com or filedump.com or another site like those) given that the HP forums do not allow this type of downloading files. Just to provide me with a link to the site whatever you choose so that I can take a look at the .dmp file.

  I hope these steps help! I'll keep an eye out for your answer.

• DM4-3090se, discrete or UMA graphics card?

  Product number is A6X69UA #ABA, 2nd Gen Intel processors with Intel HD Graphics 3000/2000 Core.  My question is, this discrete or UMA? I need to get a new fan and there are two numbers, one for the discrete graphics and one for UMA.

  Hello:

  Your model has the graphics card (Intel 3000) UMA.

  Discreet would be a model with AMD/Intel switchable graphics.

• How can I check if my laptop has extra slot for RAM?

  Hello

  I'm trying to find out if my Aspire E15 (E5 - 521G - 632L) has two slots of memory so I could upgrade my memory by adding just 2MB, so it will be 6MB RAM after.

  I saw 1 of the 2 connectors used in the Task Manager > performance > memory but I heard is not correct, because most are just virtual memory slot and no real physical location in the laptop.

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  Ben

  
  

• Laptop using a lot of memory

  Original title: "problems of memory again"

  my laptop seems to be 2 use up a lot of memory, I don't have many programs on it nor do I have a lot of photos/videos/music, but everytime I come and I use it, it loses a couple of concert, I said its possible that I might have a virus that can hide the memory it is possible, I cleaned all my restore points and the other the user help files Please

  Hi maggieninemiles,

  Reading your post I don't really know if you are referring to the memory of your PC, or as you are referring to the deletion of restore points, in fact say "disk space." I will consider you want to actually say "disk space" because that would be the reason for the deletion of restore points to find additional space.

  First that you actually have virus checked your system? If I don't season you run your virus application. You can also run an anti-malware application. Windows comes with Windows Defender, but I much prefer Malwarebytes Anti Malware -www.malwarebytes.org. Download the 'free' on the site of malwarebytes and perform a 'full' scan

  A point to note is that, System Restore creates a point of food every 24 hours. Now, if your laptop has, say, 2 GB of physical memory then each restore point will be 2 GB in size, therefore, if the system restore has created 3 points of restoration over a period of 3 days the total size of the file would be 6 GB. (System Restore will be a total of 12% of space on your drive hard before it starts to automatically delete restore points. Once he removes the restore points deleted files will be replaced by new ones.) If "clean you" restore points that you will regain, say 4 to 6 GB of space depending on the question of whether the last restore point has been preserved; However, within 24 hours files system will have created another restore point and you would have lost another 2 GB, and this continues until all 12% of disk space was filled once more. To be honest, it's a vicious circle. Once the option is to reduce the amount of space that system restore can use to restore points. You can do this by following my instructions here:http://vistasupport.mvps.org/decrease_storage_space_allocated_to_system_restore.htm these instructions, however, are not for the faint hearted.

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk ; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org ; Web:http://vistasupport.mvps.org ; Web: http://www.silversurfer-guide.com

• HP pavilion 15: the upgrade of my laptops to 16 GB (RAM) memory

  I need to add more ram (16 GB) to my laptop but do not know if my motherboard will support it.

  Here are my some specifications of my laptop

  Ocurrent system
  Windows 8 64-bit language

  CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT

  Intel Core i7 3632QM 2.20 GHz 49 ° c.
  Ivy Bridge 22nm technology

  RAM
  4.00 GB Single-Channel DDR3 @ 798 MHz (11-11-11-28)

  Motherboard
  Hewlett-Packard 1970 (U3E1) 52 ° c.

  Graphics
  Monitor generic PnP (1366x768@60Hz)
  Graphics Intel HD 4000 (HP)
  2048MB ATI Radeon HD 8670M (HP)

  Go and look for this RAM card

  Specifications:

  Series

  GSKILL Ripjaws SO-DIMM

  Memory

  Type DDR3L

  Form factor

  SO-DIMM

  Channel config

  Two-channel

  Capacity

  16GB (8GBx2)

  Speed test

  2133 MHz

  Latency CASE

  11-11-11-31

  Voltage

  1.35V

  Heatsink

  NO.

  Please help me, thanks!

  Here is your manual:

  Manual

  See page 53.

  On page 4 it says that it can take 8 GB.

  This is the part number for the official module 8 GB:

  693374 001

  

  It is a low density (8 blocks of memory on the module) DDR3L-1600 1.35 volts SO-DIMM memory.

  If that's what you are looking at:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16820231704

  It will work, but I fear that the manual says that the max is a single module of 8 GB.  The good thing is that your laptop has an easy access to the ememory Panel so it is quite easy to upgrade.

  I like to think 2 x 8 GB will work but can not guarantee it.

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

• My Mac has 4 slots for memory, 2 slots hold 4 GB of memory each.  In the empty slots add 8 GB in each of them?

  My Mac has 4 slots for memory, 2 slots hold 4 GB each.  Can I add a 8 GB memory in each of the empty slots?  I can add memory higher in the empty slots or what I need to keep all memory equals 4 slots 4 GB each?

  It depends on what iMac you have. Some older models may not recognize 8 GB of memory chips.

• My Satellite laptop has been freezing randomly

  Hello

  I've seen a lot of posts on the subject, but no solution. So my laptop has been freezing at random the day I bought it. Today it happens much more often, this becomes ridiculously boring.

  Is there a way to fix this?

  > Once again, there was a notification that emerged after one of those who freeze soemthing mean in the sense of "there was a problem with amd (graphics card)?"but it was resovled."" It's all updated however.

  This notification comes from the graphics card driver. It might be possible that there is a problem with the graphics driver or with the graphics chip.
  Try to install the latest driver for Toshiba page. In case this doesn't help, recommend you to contact the service agents to check the hardware parts

  But the previous user's right, its really hard to talk about issues that put t always appear or are difficult to reproduce

• my laptop has deleted a file in the trash without telling me what he

  my laptop has deleted a file in the trash without telling me it and now I can't get more than 200 documents

  Any ideas on how to get one of my documents back, I tried to search in the finder on the mac, I tried to retrieve it from word and it still does not

  General file recovery

  If you stop using the drive, it is possible to recover files that have not been overwritten by using the recovery software such as MAC Data Recovery, Data Rescue II, recovering files or TechTool Prodeleted.  Each of the previous ones come on a bootable CD for use without risk of writing, more data on the hard drive.  Two free alternatives are disc drill and TestDisk.  Look for them and demos to MacUpdate or CNET downloads. Recovery software generally provide trial versions that allows you to determine if the software would help before actually paying for it. Beyond that, or if the drive has completely failed, you must send the drive to a recovery service which is very expensive.

  The hard drive remains the most widely used and the data are recorded, the greater the chance that your deleted files will be overwritten.

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