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  I have a Pavilion g7 APU AMD E-450.  Can I install an AMD A8 - 3520M using the existing motherboard, the radiator and the fan?

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  Hi @deerpark243,
  
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  Maybe it's a very long post, but please answer because I really need answers to each of these questions and I really want to upgrade my laptop to the best configuration, if I CAN.

  Let me make this clear first.

  * In the next contained the words 'this portable' always refers to Hp Pavilion 15-n201ax *.
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  2. the size matter for respective locations? or I can install the 8 GB and 4 GB of ram in any other slots?

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  Pavilion 15-n201ax?

  We may need to refer to the owner's manual here:

  Your repair manuals

  Officially, it supports only 12 concerts. Your model has a single module of 8 GB if you have an open slot. Unofficially, users here can have reported that add another 8 GB for a total of 16 concerts will work fine. It's something you take the risk of making but it is not official.

  The part numbers for the appropriate memory are listed on page 42. You must DDR3L-1600 SO-DIMM.

  If you want to go formal, the 4 GB module is: 691740-001

  Is this on amazon.com:

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  You just leave the concert 8 where it is and add the new memory into the open slot.

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  HP does not store the Council, but I found this line:

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