NB550D-10U - upgrading memory 1333 MHz? C-60 processor

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• HP ENVY Sleekbook 6-1110us: Memory Upgrade - vs 1333 MHz 1600 MHz

  Hello

  I plan to upgrade RAM my laptop 4GB to 16GB (2 x 8 GB). I went through the manual and noticed that the laptop comes with two slots for memory module:

  i. support of DDR3 - 1600 MHz single channel

  II support. DDR3 - 1333 MHz single channel (DDR3-1600 downgrade to 1333)

  I understand that memory cards should "mirror" each other in order to maintain the balance of system, they must be identical in terms of memory and performance.

  My question is this:

  Should a. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1600 MHz? I understand the second module slot, which runs at 1333 MHz, to downgrade the two cards to this specification. Or,

  Should b. I buy 2 memory cards that run at 1333 MHz? Which would be compatible with the first slot which will at1600MHz?

  Thanks in advance for your help. Impatience on your part.

  Concerning

  Hello
  
  Data sheet: http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-ENVY-Sleekbook-6-1100/5296036/model/5318899/document/c03506040/
  
  Upgrade memory requires major disassembly in your model. It will void the warranty if you break something in the process. Ask the help of local tech if you are out of warranty and are not sure how to.
  
  Manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c03282148
  
  You can buy 2 sticks of exactly the same configuration, speed, possibly brand - DDR3 1600 MHz, SODIMM SDRAM PC3-12800. Unfortunately sticks will only work on single channel even if both are of the same capacity (8 GB in two slots), so no dual channel thrust intended for your model.
  
  You know the configuration, the speed of the stick currently installed by running this tool: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
  
  The speed indicated in the application currently is the possible speed through the two slots of memory.
  
  Concerning
  
  Visruth

• Upgrade memory 667 Mhz for Satellite U300

  Hello

  I have a new Satellite u300-11v and I was hoping to upgrade the memory standard modules of current 2 x 1 GB 2 x 2 GB ddr800 for a max speed of memory. However, after looking at intels site for specifications of the chipset for my machine (its got an intel mobile GM965 chipset) it seems that it will only support up to 667 mhz RAM modules.

  Reading a little further, I think that if I have a memory at 667 mhz bus it can only be reached through the module 1 x 2 GB at 667 mhz. Currently I put 2 x 2 GB 667 modules in the machine, the default memory bus at 533 mhz.
  I watched chipset specs of your laptop (945GM) while I was on the site intels and your in the same boat as me.

  Heres so the dilemma: you have just 1 x 2 GB 667 MHz memory to get this speed little extra memory or go for 2 x 2 GB to the slowest to 533 mhz to accommodate all these massive windows page file.

  For me, have family Vista premium running on a machine that can bring together only a bus 533 mhz memory with 4 GB of ram is not acceptable while I will now go back to XP pro which is not so heavy on resources.

  Did you really notice the difference between the memory 533 MHz bus and memory 667 MHz modules?

  Of course, there is a small difference in performance, but you will never get a performance gain by using the modules of 667 MHz instead of 553 Mhz modules.

• Upgrade memory 667 MHz to 800 MHz on a SP P200HD-1DV

  Satellite Pro P200HD-1DV dating 2 048 (1 024 + 1 024) MB RAM * 667 MHz DDR2 *.

  Fact DDR2 * 800 MHz * work on this laptop?

  It will be worth spending the money to make this upgrade as a significant difference in my speed of laptops?

  What memory should I put in to get the most out of my laptop?

  Any comment is appreciated.
  Thank you.

  For more of your laptop just use compatible and recommended memory module. For your laptop model, you must use:
  -1 GB-DDR2-667-PA3512U-1M1G
  -2 GB-DDR2-667-PA3513U-1M2G
  Put this number in Google and search for stores where you can order.

  Good bye

• HP Omni 200-5316d all-in-one: memory upgrade PC 10600 1333 mhz for PC 10600 1600 mhz for hp omni 200

  Recently I bought HP laptop, now time, I want to upgrade my all-in-one hp desktop omni 200-5316 d up to 8 GB of RAM.

  Currently RAM pc3-10600 1333 mhz 4 gb (2 X 2 GB) outside the EEC.

  Should I buy exactly the specification stated or can I switch to 1600 mhz pc3-10600 2 X 4 GB RAM not CEE.

  Thank you

  Hello:

  Installation memory PC3-1600 does not accelerate memory, being the fastest, it can be run to 1066 MHz.

  Even the 1333 MHz memory only runs at 1066 MHz, which is the highest speed of the processor.

  I can tell you that memory installation in any PC HP that has a series 5 including your Intel chipset (and uses the memory of the laptop) is very difficult to upgrade.

  I suggest that you read this post and one that I've referenced in this post to make sure that you get good memory or it won't work.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware-and-upgrade-questions/re-HP-ProBook-6550b-notebook-PC-RAM-upgrade-issues/m-p/5586992#M336939

• Upgrading memory on the NB550D - 11 d - 4 GB of RAM are possible

  To anyone who thinks of a memory upgrade on the NB550D:

  The NB550D supports up to 4 GB of memory, not only 2 GB as mentioned by Toshiba in their specifications.
  Upgrade memory to 2 GB is _only limited_ by the pre installed Windows 7 Starter OS, and not by the netbook itself.

  I use Linux Mint 11 Katya, 64-bit and my system works perfectly well with a 4 GB ram module. If you want to use the full support for 4 GB ram, get rid of the Win 7 Starter operating system.

  Specifications for more memory ram volume are DDR3 1333 MHz PC3-10600 SO-Dimm. I chose a 4 GB of Corsair module, because of the guarantee of 30 years of offers from Corsair.

  It took me a while to find this out hope, that this will be a help to all those who are just as secure as I was how to upgrade memory NB550D. Good luck. (o).

  Thanks for the comments

  Also it of important to mention than the 32-bit systems (not serious if its Linux or Windows) would recognize only 3.2 GB since it is a limitation of 32-bit
  So to use all of the 4 GB RAM 64-bit system is required.

• El Capitan 10.11.3 is compatible with my operating system? a MacBook Pro (15 inch, late 2011), 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 4 GB DDR3 memory at 1333 MHz

  El Capitan 10.11.3 is compatible with my operating system? a MacBook Pro (15 inch, late 2011), 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 4 GB DDR3 memory at 1333 MHz

  Yes.

  El Capitan system requirements

  https://support.Apple.com/kb/SP728?locale=en_US

  Check the compatibility of the application

  http://roaringapps.com/apps

  How to upgrade?

  http://www.Apple.com/OSX/how-to-upgrade/

  Note:

  Computer backup before the upgrade.

  El Capitan works better with 8 GB of RAM installed.

• Upgrade Acer E1-531 RAM 1333 mhz to 1600 mhz RAM?

  As E1 - 531 supports DDR3 1333 mhz sodimm 1.5V, it is possible to be upgraded with DD3 1600 mhz sticks?

  I use 2x2gb DDR3 1333 mhz

  I want to replace 1x2GB DD3 1333 mhz with DD3 1600 mhz 1x4Go

  So the end result will be 1x4Go DD3 1600 mhz + 1x2Go DD3 1333 mhz = 6 GB of RAM with different types of sticks.

  Is it OK, it is compatible and is it works without problem later?

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can upgrade 2 + 4Gb without any problem, but it depends on the brand and the part number of the memory modules. They will work at 1333 MHz.

  1. What are the brands and the references of original strips?
  2. Same question about the other party?

• Qosmio X 770-00 X - 16 GB (2x8gb 1333 MHz Kit) SODIMM upgrade - it works!

  This isn't a question, but the answer to a question that I couldn't find the answer to. I went to the computer just today and have to try before you buy a 16 GB Kit of SODIMM DDR3 1333 MHz memory today. It works beautifully.

  After exhausting the internet looking for someone who had done that, I'm happy to say that I'm probably the first to publish the success. I hope that others can learn from this and so successful.

  The SODIMM is memory Corsair CMSO8GX3M1A1333C9

  Next week I'll try the 8 GB (2x4gb) Kit of Kingston HyperX 1866 MHz C11 memory and see what kind of performance increases can be made.

  Thank you very much for your report. Please post the result with the Kingston modules.

• My i3 - 330 M T510i supports 1333 Mhz memory?

  Can I put 2 x 2 GB DDR3 PC3-10600 modules in my computer laptop i3 - 330 M T510i, or it will use only 1066 Mhz?

  I read the thread: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/T400-T500-and-newer-T-series/T510-vs-W510/m-p/320531#M35073, but could not conclude whether or not the i3 - 330 M has the same restrictions on memory.

  He can use the 1333 mhz ram, but it will only work at 1066 MHz.

• B200 M3 memory stuck at 1333 MHz in performance mode

  Hello

  We have 2 B200 M3s in a new deployment running 2.0(3a). The B200s are configured with 64 GB using DIMMs of 8 GB, using BANK 0 of each channel. We deployed a policy of BIOS specifying performance for LV DDR mode and confirmed this setting takes effect in the BIOS, but the memory continues to run at 1333 MHz. When we look at the inventory server, the DIMMs are reported as 8GB 1600 MHz DIMM dual rank. We tried forcing the DIMMs in mode low voltage and return to the mode of performance without result.

  In other UCS environments, we have deployed these same blades with the same configuration of the memory and BIOS policy and had no problem getting the RAM at full speed. We do not use any kind of power is corking.

  Thoughts?

  Hi Brad,

  What is CPU?  support for the B200-M3 CPU 3 do not support the 1600 Mhz:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/unified_computing/UCS/HW/chassis/install/B200M3.html#wp1028500

  Mike

• Operating speed of 1333 MHz memory

  At startup, I see 1333 MHz for the speed of the memory instead of 1600 MHz I have 4 DIMM (16 G DDR3 - 1600 MHz) into the slots A0 and B0, E0 F0.

  I thought that I have disabled all the hiding power of shit. I can check some other settings?

  Thank you

  Hello Terry,

  The DIMMs are running at 1333 MHz ' is because the processor you have installed is rated at 1333 MHz, so your DIMM will be clocked at that speed.

  See technical details below:

  «1. If the upper or lower speed DIMM is selected than what is listed in the table for a given processor, the DIMMs will be timed to the lowest denominator common to the processor clock and clock DIMM.»

  Table 3 (page 10)

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/ps10265/ps10280/B200M3_SpecSheet.PDF

  

• Sizes of mixed memory in Dell R710 to reach speeds of 1333 mhz and 800 mhz

  We have some Dell R710 which was originally ordered with 48 GB in a configuration of 1333 mhz 12x4Go (RDIMMS). We ordered 6 sticks of memory of 4 GB 1333 mhz additional to complete all 18 banks for a total of 72 GB.  The speed of the memory, then decreased to running at 800 mhz.  We had immediately complaints on the performance in some of our mission critical VM (terminal Server and SQL DBs servers), so we have VMotion their due on a R710 still on the original 12x4Go config clocked at 1333 mhz and complaints went.  I spoke with pre-sales both Dell and after-sales technical support and they confirm that filling all 18 banks decreases speed to 800 mhz, but I get conflicting reports which must be running 12 banks (which is configured as 2 of the 3 banks available in each 6 channels) at 1 066 mhz now which is not. Still, both say that my best option is to return the modules to 4 GB bought recently and also pull the original 12x4Go modules and replace them all by 12x8Go 96GB and should operate at 1333 mhz.  It is really more memory I need and almost three times that I have already budgeted and spent on extra 4 GB of purchase sticks.

  The other option, you said I could do, as well as that of my question is to mix 6x4Go and 6X8Go, up to 72 GB.  I see also that is a configuration of memory available on the Dell Web site during the construction a R710, and he said 1333 mhz as well.  Technical support before and after had these things to say, and it makes me a little nervous because this isn't an absolute 'you'll be fine:

  prior support guy:

  "Everything I read or say confirms that it is perfectly fine to mix the modules in sizes too long as modules within each channel are the same size." I think it can be recommended by most to ensure the consistency of the size but as I said before that we have in our new server system configurations to be cited with mixed sizes what makes me even more confident that is you went this route you would be fine and little or no experience in performance decline. »

  support after guy:

  "Regarding your new question on the use of 6 DIMM 4 GB mixed with 8 GB for a total of 72 GB, which is not an optimum configuration, but I don't think you should really meet a lot of problems with it."  I mentioned before that if you mix speeds, it will downclock fastest at the speed of slow DIMM DIMMS, so certainly would advise against mixing speeds. Regarding the size, the only thing you might encounter as it is booting, you can hear this isn't an optimal configuration, but it should detect any memory and be able to make use of this.  Don't think there is really a performance reached unless you're missing speeds.  «Also, don't forget to reflect your configuration across all channels, if you do not want all of the 4 GB and 8 GB in the same configuration such that put all 8 GB in slots 1/2/3, then put the 4 GB DIMMs in 4/5/6 on both machines slot A and B.»

  So the real question is - if it is not a "optimal" configuration, which makes it means the actual performance of my vSphere servers?  All done and they have problems?

  Thank you

  Ben

  How about using 8x8GB sticks for each host? You'd get to 64 GB each... I'd like to see if Dell will allow you to trade in the memory, you do not have to purchase new memory inside the host... Or look for another provider of memory which will provide you with the correct memory at a better price.

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• HP compaq cq58-250sq: Hp Compaq CQ58-250SQ, upgrade memory.

  Hello

  For some time now, I was planning on upgrading my old memory to portable computers, is looking all over the internet after some information about the Mhz overclock and him downclock Mhz, or at least to see if it is fixed at 1 066 Mhz, if anyone of you have any information on this subject please do not be shy to share.

  To avoid confusion, the name of the product is CQ58-250SQ.

  Thanks in advance and keep up the good work, I saw theres a nice community here.

  Hello

  The specific technical explanation, is that the processor FSB (front bus sidel) having your laptop is that 1066 MHz for this reason even if installation compatible memory 1600 or 1333 MHz downshift automatically make 1066 MHz.

  Another thing you should consider is that versions of Windows 7 32-bit (Home, Pro, Ultimate) support up to 4 GB of RAM, the exception is Windows 7 Starter, which supports up to 2 GB, for more than 4 GB necessary OS 64 - bit

  http://www.HP.com/CTG/manual/c03575298.PDF

  E1-1200 1.40 GHz processor (1066 MHz memory speed, dual core, 18 W)

  Supports up to 8192 GB of RAM DDR3/1600 MHz (SODIMM DDR3) system

  DDR3/1333 MHz (DDR3/1600-MHz demoted in DDR3/1333 MHz)
  DDR3/1066 MHz (DDR3/1600-MHz demoted in DDR3/1066 MHz)

  Supports the following configurations:
  Total system memory of 8192 MB ● (4096 × 2; not supported on a 32-bit system)
  System memory total 6144 MB (4096 × 1 + 2 048 × 1) ●; not supported on a 32-bit system
  ● total 4096 MB system memory (4096 × 2 048 or 1 × 2)
  ● total 2048 MB system memory (2 048 × 1).

• Pavilion dvr7: upgrade memory for laptop

  Hello forum could use some advice. My laptop is a (product of HP Pavilion dv7 notebook # XH108UAR #ABA) currently has two (2 GB 2Rx8 PC3-10600 s - 09-10-F2) of the memory installed modules in it. Can they be improved and replaced with the following memory modules:

  Kingston ValueRAM 4 GB Notebook Memory Module - 1333 MHz, DDR3 PC3-10600, SODIMM, CL 9, 204 pins, 1.5V - KVR13S9S8/4

  If the answer is "Yes"; This will make a significant difference when it comes to operating speed and the ability to play some of the newer games that require more memory to play. If this isn't the good memory to upgrade my laptop with what I need and how much memory can I add to my system. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

  FJG1

  Hello

  The value maximum supported are 8 GB (2 x 4) DDR3 SODIMM.

  Manual

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c02642701

  Supports up to 8 GB of RAM in the following configurations
  Memory ● total system of 8192 MB (4096 MB × 2, both channels)
  System memory total 6144 ● MB (4096 MB × 1 + 2048 MB × 1)
  Memory ● system total of 4096 MB (2048 MB x 2, dual-channel)
  Memory 4096 MB total system (4096 MB × 1) ●

  The problem of the KVR modules is that sometimes does not work, if you are in the United States, one of the most interesting options is Crucial 1.35v - 1.5V DDR3 memory dual voltage

  http://www.crucial.com/USA/en/compatible-upgrade-for//Pavilion-dv7-4171us