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• Adding memory DIMM 1 GB

  I put a 1 GB DIMM card into the empty slot in my PC?

  Desktop HP Pavilion p6-2114

  As long as memories are at the same speed. A lower speed module will slow down your system at this level.

• Memory DIMM voltage?

  Hello

  I want to add some extra memory to my machine, but I want to make sure that I get the memory with the same nominal voltage for maximum compatibility.

  The machine is a HP Pavilion HPE H8-1070uk

  Product number: LN874EA #ABU

  Model: H8-1070uk

  HP admits not knowing the answer, which is a little disturbing considering his equipment!

  Anyone have any ideas?

  See you soon.

  I suspect the most common voltage for the memory of your system is 1.5volts, but to be sure, click the link below for CPU - Z;

  http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/CPU-z/1.58-Setup-en.exe

  and run this program to determine the operating voltage of the currently installed memory. Go to the tab labeled 'SPD' to find the specifications you are looking for. This should include the type, speed and voltage.

  Frank

• Non-techie needs advice on buying and installing more memory (DIMM?) on my laptop T60

  
  
  

• A123w-251 HP Desktop: conflict memory Specs - 251-a123w HP desktop computer

  I see conflicting specifications memory on HP site for my new desktop PC (HP 251-a123w).  I want to improve from 4 GB to 8 GB.

  "HP 251 - a123w Desktop PC product specifications", I see the specification of memory as "Two DDR3L 204 pins SODIMM Sockets".

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-251-A100-desktop-PC-series/8499652/model/8888621/document/C04...

  But if I follow the link to the plug from motherboard to upgrade memory I see 'two 240-pin DDR3 DIMM sockets.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/product/HP-251-A100-desktop-PC-series/8499652/model/8888621/document/C04...

  Can someone check if I need 204 or 240 pins?

  LSUfan71

  I think that motherboard on those published for the PC card.

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• 512 MB SDRAM memory upgrade

  HP Pavilion a1106N with original 2 x 256 MB 240 pin DDR2 SDram PC2 3200 mb/s

  I need to move to full capacity 4x1Go

  My question is:

  is this memory ECC or NON ECC is it important? Support site HP does not say ANYTHING about
  If I buy ECC is compatible or not and vice versa...

  Thank you

  Hello pierjean,

  The model of motherboard you have in your Pavilion, a 1106n is present . I found the information to your specifications on HP supports, as you can see in the memory section it shows the modules of memory non - ECC 4 GB 533/400 MHZ DDR2 4 x 240 pin DIMM sockets support unbuffered. That is why we should use the same type.

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• Uppgrade memory on HP p6230sc

  I have a p6230sc HP with 4 GB of ram.  now, I wonder if I can uppgrade 8 GB using bricks of 2pc 4 GB ram?

  Runing Windows 7 Home premium 64-bit

  Here are the specifications of your HP p6230sc desktop. According to the specifications of upgrade memory;

  Dual channel memory architecture
  Two DDR3 DIMM sockets (240 pin)
  Supported DIMM types:
  PC3-8500 (DDR3-1066)
  PC3-10600 (DDR3-1333)
  Memory non - ECC, unbuffered
  Supports DIMM DDR2 2 GB modules
  Supports up to 4 GB * on 32-bit PCs
  * 32 - bit operating systems cannot resolve a full 4.0 GB memory.

  The short answer is NO, your computer will not support 8 GB using 2 x 4 GB Memorystick.

  Frank

• Fix for 580 1333 or 1067 MHz memory speed?

  I plan on adding memory to my six year old, Inspiron 580 for a few years of life out of it.

  When I enter my service tag and run the parts finder, Dell suggest adding DDR3 SDRAM - DIMM 240 pin, 1333 MHz (PC3-10600).  However, when I ran the Dell system detects, it says my memory is DDR3-SDRAM (1067 MHz)?

  In addition, said Dell web site my my service tag-based maximum configuration is 8 GB but the documentation with my 580 says 16 GB.  Because I am running Win 7 64 bit, I guess that 16 is correct as it is in agreement with Microsoft on Win7 64 bit OS.

  In a related question, can I add a 4 GB DIMMS with the other three 2 GB DIMMs (10 GB in total) or do I need to use a 4 x 2 + 2 x 2 configuration (12 GB total).

  Thank you

  Scott

  The specs say that you can use either 1066 MHz or 1333 MHz RAM.

  Crucial recommend actually 1600 MHz RAM for this model. And the good thing is that they guarantee it works or they take it back.

  Don't forget that if you mix RAM with different speeds, all of it will run at the slowerspeed. Thus 1333 and 1600 MHz RAM can operate at 1066 if you leave the old 1066 RAM installed

  What about the max RAM, card of the Dell for the 580 say:

  Accessible DDR3 DIMM Sockets internal memory four connector

  Capacity of 1 GB, 2 GB and 4 GB memory module

  Type of memory DDR3 1066 MHz or 1333 MHz DIMM; memory non - ECC only

  Support for configurations of memory: 4 GB, 6 GB, and 8 GB

  Win 7 64 bit can handle 16 GB of RAM, that does not mean that your hardware is supported by that much. The amount of RAM supported depends on the BIOS and the Intel chipset on the motherboard.

  There is a demand in this thread that someone installed successfully 16 GB in the 580, but there is no way to verify that.

• HP Envy 850-065SE: memory upgrade problem

  HP computer: Envy 850-065SE (memory 4 locations)

  Memory: G.SKILL RIPJAWS V F4-2133C15D-32GVR DDR4-2133 CL 15-15-15-36 v 1.2 2 * 16GB

  I just bought 32 GB (2 * 16) G.SKILL RIPJAWS V F4-2133C15D-32GVR DDR4-2133 CL 15-15-15-36 v 1.2 memory to upgrade my HP desktop computer (model 850-065SE of envy). My office has a HP mother 2B3A and i7 - 5820 k and HaswellE chipset. The memory of the plant is of Samsung brand with configuration DDR4-2133.

  When I replaced the memory of samsung (trademark) with G.SKILL ones, the computer cannot start with black screen. When I've switched back to factory memory, the computer is back to normal.

  That means G.SKILL RIPJAWS V 16 GB memoryis is not compatible with this HP computer motherboard? or upgrade the BIOS can solve this problem? or do I return these memory and get 8 GB * 2 instead? Your comments are much appreciated.

  This model is limited to only 4 GB and 8 GB modules in the slot.

  B21 HP

  CL15 - DIMMs, 4 GB, PC4-17000, 798033-001, DDR4 COMPLY_2.07

  CL15 memory - DIMM, 8 GB, PC4-17000, 798034-001, DDR4 COMPLY_2.07

  You can buy online modules of 8GB.  Look at the technical on this point.

  https://www.CDW.com/shop/products/Kingston-DDR4-8-GB-DIMM-288-pin/3912220.aspx#Po

• Business PC HP Elite 8100 SFF: Problem upgrade memory with operating system to 64 b.

  I have a small form Factor Business PC HP Compaq 8100 Elite, with 2 GB RAM and Intel Core i5-650 3.2GHz (n ° 2 x 1 GB 240pin DDR3 SDRAM Unbuffered DIMM DDR3-1333 - hynix HMT112U6TFR8C-H9 https://www.skhynix.com/products/computing/view.jsp?info.ramKind=20 & info.serialNo = HMT112U6TFR8C & posM... ) The operating system is Windows 10 to 32 b.

  In the reference Guide of hardware for PC installation additional memory is reported:

  Additional memory installation

  The computer comes with a double speed 3 vivid dynamic synchronous memory (DDR3 - SDRAM) dual inline memory modules (DIMMS).

  DIMMs of memory on the system card holders can be filled with up to four standard DIMM in the industry.

  These media memory are filled with at least one DIMM preinstalled. To obtain the maximum memory support, you can fill out the card system with up to 16 GB of memory. DIMM DDR3-SDRAM

  For the proper functioning of the system, the DDR3-SDRAM DIMM modules must be:

  • ● standard 240 pins of the industry without buffer non-DDR3-1066 MHz compatible or PC3 - 10600 DDR3 - 1333 MHzcompliant
  • Unbuffered ECC PC3-10600 DDR3-1333 MHz-compatible (Z200 SFF only) ● 1.5 volt DDR3-SDRAM DIMM DDR3-SDRAM DIMMS must also:
  • support the latency CASE 7 DDR3 1066 MHz (7-7-7 calendar) and latency CASE 9 DDR3 1333 MHz (9-9-9 calendar) ● JEDEC SPD mandatory information in addition, the computer supports:
  • front and double-sided DIMMs
  • DIMMs built with devices DDR x 8 and x 16; Built with x 4 SDRAM DIMMs are not supported

  NOTE: The MFS 8100 supports 512Mbit, 1Gbit and technology memory non - ECC 2 GB.

  NOTE: The system will not work properly if you install unsupported DIMM

  I replaced the ram 2 with 4 memory 4GB PC3 - 10600 CL9 DIMM 240-PIN - Kingston KVR13N9S8 / 4 http://www.kingston.com/us/memory/search/?partid=kvr13n9s8/4.

  The BIOS recognizes correctly the installed memory (16 GB) and in the OS installed memory is 16 GB (3.49 used).

  To take full advantage of the installed memory has wanted to update the Windows 10 operating system to 64 b, but the PC goes into continuous reboot.

  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  To make full use of the installed memory wanted to update the Windows 10 operating system to 64 b, but the PC goes into continuous reboot.

  I've updated the BIOS but the problem remains.

  I also tried to install Windows 7 64B, but after loading the files to start the pc freezes

  Reinstall the original memory, 10 to 64 b windows installs without problem.

  I want to know that is not compatible with the installed memory.

  And if it is possible to avoid having to replace.

  Thank you and best regards.

  @Peppe_Valenza

  I'm not surprised by the response of Kingston.  The issue of density memory was mentioned message #2.

  Try a few other manufacturers of memory and see if you can get the own memory DIMMs.

  Thanks for posting on the forum.

• H8-1234 10 GB of memory - 4 GB physical reserved?

  Brand new H8-1234 came with 10 GB installed. Windows 7 64-bit.

  However, only 5.9 is usable.

  Resource monitor shows MS 4138MB is material reserved.

  This machine came with a discrete video card.

  Can someone explain why 4 GB is not available?

  Thank you, Rick

  Hello

  Did you to additions of material your PC?  Please, details on the hardware configuration of your PC. The mailing list should have this information.

  The amount of memory equipment reserve existed before the changes have been made to your PC?

  I very little memory assigned to the reserve of material on my 64 bit Windows 7 system.  If your PC is under warranty, then you can contact HP technical support.   Is the PC a PC refurbished?

  Start in safe mode and check your results.  You can use the Windows-> resource monitor task manager, then check the amount of available memory. Watch to see how much memory is allocated to the day before. Memory is a data cache and code that is not actively used, but is available if needed. Alternatively, you can check the amount of memory assigned to the reserve of equipment then in safe mode.

  I have a 64 bit of Windows 7 with 12 GB installed system and 5.5 GB is used for standby after start upward.  See the image below.

  

  Other things to check:

  Open the RUN and enter the following command: MSCONFIG

  Then click on start-> Advanced Options-> maximum memory box should be disabled with the number to be processors uncontrolled box.

  RAMmaptoolshould provide you with detailed allocation of memory for your PC.   Check out thisposton how to use and interpret the results.

  Another thing to check by ensuring that the bars of memory DIMMS are installed in the correct locations. Review this thread and suggestions.

• DDR3 memory upgrade

  Where can I find the bars of DDR3 memory for desktop HP Pavilion P7 - 1126 s? The manual says I need PC3-10600 (1333 mhz) - SDRAM DDR3 unbuffered, non-ECC memory - DIMM of 64-bit, 1.5V, 240 pins - DDR3-DIMM, SO-DIMM, 16 GB max using 4 GB modules. Unable to locate any suppliers or stores that carry this type of memory ram and cannot find anything online. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

  Have you seen this statement or here (he supports 12800)

• Want to 700-074: memory slots

  My computer came with 12 GB of memory. I checked and the person who built my computer (Microcenter) put the sticks of memory (4 GB and 8 GB) in slots 2 and 4. I just ordered another stick of memory 8 GB. Should I put the two 8 GB sticks in slots 1 and 3 or 2 and 4, is really important? Also if I add the 4 GB stick in a 3rd slot, which will be OK, I heard say adding a 3rd without the 4th might actually slow down a system? Thank you for your time.

  DaveErving

  Hi Dave,.

  The old HP PC have been capricious on the placement of the DIMMs and the specifications.  If modules of memory DIMM "bind" to the top then your PC cannot start and/or controllers can memory return to operation single channel verses two-channel operation.

  The recent HP PC should be more lenient with mix DIMMS, but that is not guaranteed.  I prefer to use the corresponding DIMMs and fill first the blue locations with the largest DIMM.

  You can download CPU-Z to check the specifications of your DIMMS, and, in addition, the operations of channel memory.  I suggest that you do everything first before adding additional DIMM.  If you find that your PC does not work in dual channel mode then back to microcenter for assistance.

• Acer R 13 allows to upgrade the default memory and the hard drive?

  I'm looking for an ultra portable to value 13-inch widescreen. Ideally, I'd like something with 16 GB of memory, WQHD or upper screen and 500 GB + SSD. I've been eye-ball the R7 - 371 T-78XG.

  The R7 - 371-T - 78XG allows for memory and hard drive expansion?

  Thanks for your time

  There is no time slots. There is no memory dimm/stick to replace. Memory is soldered to the motherboard.

• Configuration of memory for PE R510

  Hi, I have a PowerEdge R510 with eight 4 GB DIMMS. I want to add memory in the most cost-effective way possible, but do not understand what I can replace where and have a balanced configuration. Can someone help me with this issue?

  kentravis

  I think that replacing two 4 GBs with 8 GB will be useful enough

  It would be good to know the total amount of memory, you are looking for but 8 x 8 GB (total capacity of 64 GB) sound economic.

  kentravis

  I want to get the most bang for my buck. 16 GB seems a lot cooler by Go, some of the messages that I read, a channel or bank or something may be a different size, or something.

  Modules memory 16 GB cost a bit more but provide room for future memory upgrade. Yes, the R510 server has a single memory enough population guidelines. It consists of 3 channels; CH0, CH1 and CH2. CH0 includes A1 & A4 slots while the channels CH1 and CH2 are respectively for slots A2 & A3. See the following diagram:

  

  By filling out the memory, the memory in each channel has match and being filled in the strict order of the A1 (for 1 DIMM), A2 (when 2 DIMMs are used), A3, and A4. Note that the memory DIMMS on CH0 do not necessarily have to be the same, they may be different capacity with size larger and populous on location A1 module and the other on the A4 slot. The guide of the user for more information: http://downloads.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_ser_stor_net/esuprt_poweredge/poweredge-r510_owner%27s%20manual_en-us.pdf