Upgrade memory for Pavilion 23-f213W

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• Upgrade memory for Pavilion dv7

  In October, I bought a Pavilion dv7 (model dv7t-7000) with 16 GB of RAM.  Is it possible to upgrade to 32 GB?  I also want to add an SSD as a second drive.  Is this possible.

  Hello

  It's a CTO machine so we can have its specifications.

  1. for the RAM, I think 16 GB is its limit as shown in the following link:

  http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP-memory/Pavilion+dv7+series-models.html

  2. Yes, you can use SSDS on the second span, please watch the following video:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=5kZ4irwlyEY

  Kind regards.

• Upgrade memory for Pavilion g6-2239dx

  Hello

  Just bought a g6-2239dx with Windows 8 Pavilion this weekend and want to update the memory. Page product standard does not mention the speed or max memory supported, only that it has 4 GB DDR3 SDRAM (1 DIMM).

  Can someone advise me please on maximum memory supported for the g6-2239dx and how fast?

  Thank you!

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03550111

  Hello

  The maximum supported Ram is 8Gb - IE 2 x 4 GB DDR3 PC3 12800 (1600 MHz) modules.  The replacement procedure is detailed on Page 46 of your & Maintenance Guide.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Pavilion dv7-3078nr: upgrade memory for Pavilion dv7-3078nr

  Hello! I have a portable entertainment dv7 model 3078nr number (number of product VU152UA #ABA). It has 4 GB of ram, which I had remembered as being the maximum installable. I recently upgraded to Windows (64-bit, home) to Windows 7 (same) 10 and have found that basic memory usage is higher, and he hits the high waterline much more quickly than before. (for example alert low Windows of memory, then programs disappear suddenly after.) I was surprised when adressing this notice that the model profile page lists the maximum memory 8 GB.

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  8 GB (4GBx2) Kit DDR2 PC2-6400 unbuffered NON ECC 1.8V 512Meg x 64
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  I believe that what are already installed are 2x2gb DDR PC2-6400.

  Memory modules are used in these different workbooks and therefore rarer than those used in a configuration standard tour? I don't have memory before and would appreciate any guidance on what the options are and what specifications of the modules in order to search. Thank you for reading.

  Right! Both tl; Dr: compatible with the motherboard modules are old and rare, which makes them incredibly expensive for what they are in today's terms.

  Link to the beginning of the General memory.

• Upgrade memory for Satellite 2800 400

  I am trying to upgrade my ram to 128 on the laptop. After following the instructions for the instillation, that I turned the laptop on to find that it was slower than before and that the new ram had not registered as 128, and always thought it was 64 in someone can help me solve this ir is there anything I can do?

  Hi Ben

  Maybe you used the memory modules bad.
  As far as I know that you can upgrade memory for max 192 MB
  The 64 MB has been installed in an internal memory and cannot be deleted.

  I found these compatible modules:
  PA3003U - 1 M 03 32 MB
  PS3004U - 1 M 06 64 MB
  PS3005U - 1 M 12 128 MB

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  I have a toshiba tecra 550 CDT laptop with 64 MB of RAM.

  I want to migrate the RAM.

  Memory expansions I could install and what is the maximum size of the memory?

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  Jochen

  Hello

  Well, as I know you can upgrade memory for max 160 MB.
  I found information on this module and it is compatible with your laptop:

  16 MB RAM Part number: PA2039U
  32 MB RAM Part number: PA2043U
  64 MB RAM Part number: PA2044U
  128 MB RAM Part number: PA2054U

  Good bye

• Upgrade memory for iMac 24-inch, early 2009

  I want to upgrade memory for my iMac 24 inch, early 2009 with 4 GB. What a memory of 8 GB will work Best Buy? I have a gift card I want to use.

  Thank you!

  Looks like you can get RAM for about half the cost at crucial.com

  You need 204-pin PC3-8500 (1066 MHz) DDR3 SO-DIMM

• Pavilion p6608f: upgrade memory for p6608f

  Hello, my Pavilion p6608f came with 4 GB of RAM. I want to upgrade. By HP features, the motherboard is a MSI ms-7613 and it should support up to 16 GB of RAM (4 x 4 GB DIMMS). I bought 4 DIMM which seem to fit specifications, but the computer wouldn't POST after installation. I tried reseating the DIMMs, but no luck. My hypothesis is that the memory is not compatible.  I'm unable to find good information on the compatible memory for this computer on the site of Kingston, MSI site, or the site of HP. (Any ideas on one) why the memory I bought is not compatible and b) how to find compatible memory?

  Thank you.

  Saw that Crucial guarantees their recommendations, I'd go with it.  You may contact their Customer Service to see what they have to say if you are still skeptical.  I have recommended Crucial memory for years without reports of incorrect memory being received.

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• 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

• help upgrade memory for laptop

  I'm trying to understand the amount of memory can handle my notebook?

  I have a small plus (2009) laptop HP Pavilion entertainment dv4t-1400, I originally bought for writing. He came with, and currently, 4 gigb of memory.

  is the product number: LV 244AV

  Whenever I go to one of the recommended sites to check the upgrade memory, I don't see my model in the list, so I don't know if this means that his already maxed out at 4 or not?

  I want maximum memory for more speed for now and its too slow, I installed PhotoShop CS6.

  Thanks for any assistance, Lily Marie

  I had already tried and did not find my phone model, but I tried again and this time I called them and they helped me to understand. pays the persistence, 2 slots, 8 GB thanks, now to install

• Question about the upgrade memory for my Satellite M40-307

  Sorry for the newbie question. But if I have 512 MB of memory for the time being, what are my upgrade options?

  Do I have to buy pairs of memory? So I can or buy 2 x 1 GB = 2 GB, or 2 x 512 MB = 1 GB + 512 existing. Or can I say just buy a single 512 MB or 1 GB chip?

  Since no one wants to answer:
  1. check if your laptop supports Dual Channel Ram (it should be, but just see the manual to be sure)
  2. knowledge of what type of RAM you have. This will add or remove a possibility of upgrade

  The thing with Dual Channel is, that you have the best performance if you use 2 RAM of the same type (really of the same type: company, size...)
  you could:
  3. Add a 512 MB of RAM of the same type you have
  3 b. buy 2 pieces of new RAM of the same type (1 GB + 1 GB, or 2 + 2 GB) and do not forget that your laptop supports this quantity (once again: manual to check)

  You will also find in the manual, if your computer supports DDR or same DDR2 RAM (faster)

  If you have lost your manual, you can download it here on the toshiba Web page

  I hope I could help a little.

• Upgrade memory for Portege M400

  I recently tried to upgrade my laptop Portege M400 the original 512 MB of ram to 2 GB (which seems to be possible according to the user manual.

  I tried to install the memory standard DDR2-533 (I install 2 x 1 GB). However, when I tried to reboot the computer with the new memory of the hard drive does not recognize the new memory and I had to involve someone with more expertise than me IT. After that I tried to replace the original memory in the computer the hard drive also failed to recognize that and laptop computer were to restore to factory settings before windows would load again.

  Can anyone tell me what type of memory should I install? Y at - it Toshiba specific memory that must be installed in the system? And finally, can I just pick this of any toshiba dealer?

  Thank you

  Hello

  Without much written, I can post modules compatible memory for your laptop model:
  PA3499U - 1 M 25 (Kit of memory 256 Mo DDR2-667)
  PA3511U - 1 M 51 (Kit of memory 512 MB DDR2-667)
  PA3512U-1M1G(DDR2-667 1GB Memory Kit)
  PA3513U-1M2G(DDR2-667 2GB Memory Kit)
  DDR2-533 256 MB (PA3389U - 2M 25)
  512 MB DDR2-533 PA3412U - 2 M (51)
  1 GB OF DDR2-533 (PA3411U-2M1G)

  Your laptop can handle with 4 GB RAM max. If you want to order memory simply use PAxxx part number.

  Bye and good luck!

• Upgrade memory for Tecra A5

  Hello, if anyone can help, I would be very grateful.

  I have a Tecra A5 that I bought a few years ago and recently it has become quite slow. On the suggestion of a colleague, I rebooted the machine, remove a lot of unused programs and it seems to have improved.

  However, I would like to upgrade the RAM. Currently, the task manager tells me I have 1 GB of available, and I read that the Tecra A5 can handle 2 GB, which seems likely to boost performance.

  However, looking at the manual and at the bottom of the laptop, it only seems to be a slot to expand memory. Looking at websites selling RAM upgrades, there only seems to be 128, 256, 512 and 1024 MB memory upgrades.

  Here's the question. Should I buy two memory upgrades 1 GB (and if so, where did I put the other?)

  I have a feeling that when I bought the laptop, the seller has provided two upgrades memory of 512 MB.

  Thanks for any advice on this.

  You are right. Your Tecra can be upgraded up to 2 GB. Compatible RAM module has PA3313U-2M1G part number. Are you a location is available downstairs?
  This old Tecra is unknown to me, but what I do know, is that all laptops with a RAM slot at the bottom have an another slot memory under the keyboard.

  If you want to have full access to this slot machine, you must remove the keyboard.

• Add video memory for Pavilion a410e

  I have an old HP Pavilion a410e Tower (2.07 GHz AMD Athlon XP) running Windows XP Home Edition which I want to connect to my HDTV to stream internet video. When I start the program, Boxee, I get a message that I have<128 mb="" video="" memory.="" is="" there="" a="" simple="" (i.e.,="" easy="" and="" fairly="" inexpensive)="" way="" to="" increase="" the="" video="" memory="" for="" this="" use?="">

  dkayw wrote:
  

  The max that I can choose is 64 MB, what is the difference between PCI and AGP video cards? It would be better for the HDTV display and work better with limited system memory? Thanks, Deb

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• upgrade memory for envy quad 15 t-j100

  I'm lookin to upgrade the memory of my laptop and apologies if this has already been resolved, I tried to look through the forum.  I have an Envy 15 t-j100 Quad with the 4700mq processor.  The vehicle currently has a single 8 GB 1600 mhz, cl11, 1.35v sitck.  I thought to upgrade to 16 gb 1866 MHz cl10, 1.35v.  Here is a link  That, or 16 GB 1600 mhz cl9, 1.135v.  The 2nd link

  My main question is: this upgrade would be compatible?

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  Thank you, and other suggestions are very appreciated.

  Auto-detect and configure the BIOS but within the limits of the system. Yes, you're understanding just what I say. Even if you put the faster memory or lower latency, if it works at all downclock motherboard will it. What you put in, install identical modules. You will get on a 10% increase the speed of im with dual channel memory and you have only two channels if you have 2 identical bars. So if you add another gig DDR3-1600 8 SO-DIMM you will speed up memory and more access to get more memory for multitasking, etc.. This is the page for Kingston:

  http://www.kingston.com/us/memory/search/Default.aspx?DeviceType=3&Mfr=HEW&Line=ENVY%20Notebook&Model=86577&Description=Kingston_System_Specific_Memory_for_HEW_ENVY_Notebook_HP/Compaq_-_ENVY_Notebook_15t-j100

  You have an SSD drive? I see that the system can come with a 5400 RPM or hybrid disk 5400 RPM and that is where the bottleneck. If you install an SSD you will think that you have upgraded the CPU and memory and died and ascended to heaven. If you need help with this post back. It is not cheap but you looked already expensive memory.