Upgrade SSD for Pavilion 15-n097 (F4T60EA #ABU)

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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.

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  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

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• Beats Audio / IDT pilot for Pavilion DM1 4027sa / qj516ea #abu

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  Kind regards
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  > 1-do you recommend me a special brand/model?

  I would not recommend a specific model or manufacturer, I think that it s always a question of value for money. I recommend you get some reading and assessment tests some SSD drive test on tech Web sites.
  You can choose the best SSD drive for you I mean it didn't need to be the best and expensive

  > 2 - what steps I have to do a correct installation?

  It is the same procedure as the HARD drive upgrade.
  Check this nice HowTo from Toshiba:
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  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/CRU19037K0000R01.htm

  > 3 - I installed a lot of sw that I need (office, PS and many astronomy specific sw I use). Do I have to re - install all these or is it a solution to 'clone' my HARD drive SSD?

  You can install everything again on new SSD drive or you will create an image:
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  It's a HP Pavilion dv6-7010us and Yes, it currently has 6 GB of RAM. It supports up to 16 GB in two locations (8GB) and accessible/extendable user. Please use the manual next (page 4) for work on the configuration of your need and go to page 51 to find a part # and how add/replace RAM

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• Upgrading RAM for Pavilion dv6t - 3000 CTO Select Edition Entertainment Notebook

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  Thank you for your help and your recommendations!

  Hello.  I'll answer my own questions in the last post above.  Fortunately, HP expert Paul Tikanen resolved my questions in a thread with the following response.  Thank you, Mr. Tikkanen!

  "The faster the memory will run in your laptop is at 1066 Mhz, which is the speed of the FSB of the i5 - 450 M.

  processor.

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/49022/Intel-Core-i5-450M-processor-3M-cache-2_40-GHz?q=%20i5-450M

  So, my recommendation would be for you to buy a module of memory 4 GB DDR3 PC3 - 10600 (1333 MHz).

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  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231341 ".