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• HP CQ61-313US posible memory upgrade configurations?

  I have this laptop: HP CQ61-313US (with Windows7 64 bit) (card mother AMD = SKU: 577064-001)

  Origin this model laptop has 3 GB (1 GB x 1 + 2 x 1 GB) memory DDR2 800 MHz PC2 6400 S.

  Now, I would like to upgrade memory a little bit, and according to the specifications (manual booklet to print and pdf) it is (recommended?, recommended?, applicable only?)  configurations of memory upgrade - here's the Manual:

  2 SODIMM slots

  Customer-accessible/extendable

  PC2-6400, 800 MHz, DDR2

  Supports dual-channel memory

  Supports up to 8 GB of RAM, in the following configurations:

  8192 MB (4096 × 2)

  4096 MB (2048 × 2)

  3072 MB (2 048 × 1 + 1024 × 1)

  2048 MB (2 048 × 1).

  2048 MB (1024 × 2)

  1024 MB (1024 × 1).

  As you can see only 6 GB isn't on the list, which is incomprehensible to me, particularly because you can combine 1 GB x 1 + 2 GB x 1 to get 3 GB, but not 2 x 1 + 4 x 1 for 6 GB GB GB as I would like.

  So basically my question should be: is it possible to install 6 GB memory 2 GB x 1 + 4 GB x 1 on this motherboard despite the fact that it is not mentioned in the manual configuration?

  If YES, then what configuration would be better: 6 GB (2 GB x 1 + 4 x 1 GB) or 4 GB (2 GB x 2)?

  You are the very welcome.

  I agree entirely with you suggestion.

• 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

• Advice/cost for the upgrade of MacBook Pro memory

  I have a mid-2009 13-inch MacBook Pro. It has 2 GB of RAM and I want to update 8 GB of RAM. I heard it is expensive to have Apple install memory, but I really do not trust myself to install it alone! Does anyone have an idea of what it would cost (for the work of Apple and memory) for this upgrade? And if no Apple, anyone have any suggestions for qualified but cheaper alternatives? Thank you!!

  Dailey,

  You can upgrade RAM yourself at a reasonable cost.

  

• AIO Touchsmart PC Pavilion: memory upgrade for hp Pavilion aio Q112

  Hello:

  I just very, very recently bought a HP Pavillion 23 Touchsmart computer and it has 4 GB of RAM, I am keen to get the WHOLE 16 G for it.  However, I believe to be unable to find here anywhere on the HP Site.

  Can someone help me please?

  Thank you

  Mary Beth

  Hello

  Information for the RAM:

  Memory upgrade information

  • Memory channel architecture

• Memory required for the upgrade of IDS Sensor 4.1 (5) to 5.0 (IPS)

  pls tell me the desired memory minimum for the sensor IDS version 4.1 upgrade (5) to version 5.0 (IPS)

  Detectors of the series 4200 ID must be at least 512 MB for this upgrade to 5.0.

  Read the release notes for more information:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/PS4077/prod_release_note09186a008045ab52.html

  I hope this helps. all the best... the rate of responses if deemed useful...

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• Question by PE R710 memory upgrade configuration.

  Hello team,

  We currently have 18 x 8 GB of memory on our server.

  We decided that we will upgrade the server with more memory. We think of this scenario:

  • leave 12 x 8 GB
  • Add 6 x 16 GB

  This should give us 192 GB of memory.

  This configuration of memory will work?

  Thank you all, sincerely.

  StorageJohn,

  This will work as long as none of the DIMMs are quad ranked. This is due to the limitation that you can use only 2 of the 3 DIMMS per channel when they are class quad. Now so that these to work, you will need to place the bars 16 GB in white tabs slots DIMM, then the 12 8 GB DIMMS into the slots of the black tabs. That should allow you to work.

  Let me know if it helps.

• Dell PowerEdge T310 Memory Upgrade configuration

  Hi all

  Currently I have a T310 with 2 x 4 GB memory

  Information about the DIMM:

  (Hynix 4 GB PC3-12800 DDR3 - 1600 MHz ECC Registered CL11 240 - Pin DIMM memory rank double Module Mfr P/N HMT351R7CFR8C-PB)

  I intend to add with a total of 6x4Go = 24GB 4x4GB

  This new configuration of memory will be supported?

  Thanks for the reply

  See more info on the server below;

  Server has 1 CPU (Xeon x 3430 @ 2.40 Ghz)

  Memory information: Ok

  Attributes of the bars of memory

  Attributes; Memory Matrix 1
  Location; Motherboard or motherboard
  Use; System memory
  Power installed; 8192 MB
  Maximum capacity; 32768 MB
  Available slots; 6
  Locations used; 2
  The ECC type; Multibit ECC

  Total of bars of memory

  Attributes; Value
  Total installed capacity; 8192 MB
  Total available power to the BONE; 8192 MB
  Total maximum capacity; 32768 MB

  Table 1 of the memory details

  Status; Name of the connector; Type; Size
  OK; DIMM_A1; DDR3 - synchronous registered (buffered); 4096 MB
  OK; DIMM_A2; DDR3 - synchronous registered (buffered); 4096 MB
  Unknown; DIMM_A3; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A4; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A5; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A6; [Not busy];

  Device memory information: Ok

  BRIEF on connector: DIMM_A1

  Attributes; Values
  Situation; OK
  Device name: DIMM_A1
  Size; 4096 MB
  Type; Synchronous DDR3 registered (buffer)
  Speed; 0.63 ns
  Failures; None

  Device memory information: Ok

  BRIEF on connector: DIMM_A2

  Attributes; Values
  Situation; OK
  Device name: DIMM_A2
  Size; 4096 MB
  Type; Synchronous DDR3 registered (buffer)
  Speed; 0.63 ns
  Failures; None

  Components (FRU) Information System

  Device; Serial number; REF.; Revision; Reference of the manufacturer; Date of manufacture
  System Planar (BMC); CN1374008602B7; 02P9X9; A00; DELL; Mon Aug 09 04:00 2010
  1 power supply (PS 1); CN1797208E0NQR; 0N884K; A00; DELL; Mon 16 Aug 10:25 2010
  DIMM_A1; 4B55A111; HMT351R7CFR8C-PB; S/O; Hynix Semiconductor (00AD04B380AD); Mon Apr 09 16:00 2012
  DIMM_A2; 4B15A14C; HMT351R7CFR8C-PB; S/O; Hynix Semiconductor (00AD04B380AD); Mon Apr 09 16:00 2012

  You can always memory of control similar to the one you already based on the part number. Also check the link below for memory other compatible Dell:

  http://Accessories.us.Dell.com/SNA/category.aspx?category_id=8136&c=us&l=en&s=BSD&CS=04&mfgpid=203788

• Max Memory Upgrade for Pavilion a810y

  How can I find the AMT of max memory I can put in my Pavilion a810y?  It of sites that say 4 GB and other telling that to 2 GB.  Is the real answer please stand up.

  Hello:

  Your PC would have the Intel 915 chipset.

  If the motherboard has no memory, each with 1 GB of memory, 2 slots then you're at the max.

  Locations of Intel 915 chipset memory cannot manage more than 1 GB of memory.

  The crucial memory upgrade link I posted said your PC had 4 locations of memory, so that the info is wrong.

  If you upgrade to W7, I recommend you only go with the 32-bit version on your PC.

  A 64-bit system requires more disk space and memory to run as a 32-bit system doesn't work - not double, but, with only 2 GB of memory, a 32 bit OS will perform a little better that will be a 64 bit OS, but who is to you.

• Envy 15 k233ca: memory upgrades and hhd

  I'm trying to find out if the k233ca has a capacity of upgrade. By reading the plug here and there, the motherboard has 2 slots and there is 1 to 8 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3L module.

  When I called customer service to see if there was a favorite of the seller, they told me that the Ram was not expandable as the machine has only 1 location and tot of the MB does support up to 8 GB.

  Well...

  As a technician, I'm leaning towards believing the former rather than the latter, and since I did not open upward again, I checked Everest and it shows 2 slots, one with a 8 GB module and a location empty.

  Before I open the unit to find this information for me, I wondering if someone is more familiar with this device, or can point me to a more detailed specifications and current page?

  My questions are specifically,

  1. What is the model of the motherboard more precisely and will support 16 gig?
  2. This is a configuration of dual slot, so I can use 2 x 8 GB modules?
  3. Can I use a low latency Ram? replace the original module to match of course...
  4. Is there a QVL for this MB?

  Now for the HHD, a question... This machine will support SSD?

  Based on the HP ENVY 17 Notebook PC HP ENVY 15 Notebook PC HP ENVY Notebook PC - Maintenance and Service Guide of m7, it seems you should be able to switch to 16 GB of RAM and an SSD as follows;

  Memory

  Two SODIMM slots
  Support of the DDR3L - 1600 MHz Dual Channel
  Supports up to 16 GB of RAM in the following configurations:
  ● 4096 MB total memory (4096 × 1).
  ● 8192 MB total memory (4096 × 2)
  ● 8192 MB total memory (8192 × 1).
  ● 12288 MB total memory (8192MB 4096)
  ● 16384 MB total memory (8192 × 2)

  Hard drives

  Supports 6.35 cm (2.5 in.) 9.5 mm hard disks (. 37-in) and thicknesses of 7.0 mm (. 28 - in) (all hard drives use the same bracket)
  Storage SATA m2 (Port0)
  Accelerometer / HDD protection support
  Supports the following drives:
  ● 1.5 to 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm
  ● 1 TB 5400 RPM, 9.5 mm
  ● 750 GB 5400 RPM 9.5 mm
  ● 500 GB 5400 RPM 7mm / 9.5 mm for PC portable HP ENVY 15 only
  The hybrid configurations
  ● 1 TB 5400 + 8 GB NAND hybrid disc HARD 9.5 mm
  ● 750 GB 5400 + 8 GB NAND HARD 9.5 mm drive hybrid
  SSD drive

  Only configured with up to 8 GB system memory:
  ● 256GO M.2 SATA (MLC)
  ● 256GO M.2 SATA (TLC)
  Double storage configuration for the HP Envy 17 computer models
  ● 1 TB (5400) 9. 5 mm + 256 GB SSD SATA in m2 (TLC)
  ● 1 TB (5400) 9. 5 mm + 256 GB SSD SATA in m2 (MLC)

  Please note that it requires an extensive disassembly and reassembly of the computer to make these improvements, including

  remove, replace or loosening the screws up to 83. Also, note that other RAM/HDD/SSD configurations can run on this computer. It may be possible to have a facility that includes 16GB of RAM, a standard SATA III SSD and/or m2 SATA SSD card, but you will have to experiment to see specifically what works on your model.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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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.
  
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• ProBook 6550 b: 6550 b memory upgrade

  I am trying to upgrade memory of my laptop from 4 to 8 GB, but nothing seems to work.

  I read EVERYWHERE that the memory should be 2 identical SO-DIMM modules with the same size and the same voltage, speed and timing, but the memory that was originally installed is 1 x 1600 mHz and 1 x 1333 mHz... with a different timing and different manufacturers.

  I tried all possible configurations, but then the delivery of Memtest the system crashes every time after it has reached more than 4096 M... so 4 GB... which leads me to believe that is the maximum amount of memory that is taken in charge even though the manual says it should be 8 GB.

  I have ugraded the BIOS that does not help, and the advice I found it should be 'low density' fails since the original modules are also normal density.

  Does anyone have an answer? It becomes boring reaaaaally

  Hello:

  The two that you listed, this is the one I would get if I had no other choice.

  http://tweakers.NET/pricewatch/420129/g-punt-skill-F3-1333c9d-8gsa.html

  The memory of SL is 1.35v = will not work.

  I would like know what the difference was between the SA flag (which is sold to the Netherlands) and the indicator of the SQ (for memory sold in the USA).

  Other than those two things, the memory specifications are the same.

  Maybe before you buy, ask them at the link contact us...

  http://www.GSKILL.com/en/product/F3-1333c9d-8gsa

• Veriton M498G memory upgrade problem

  I'm trying to age 5 years Veriton M498G memory upgrade my son of 4 GB to 12 GB now when I upgaded to Windows 7 64 bit.

  The original 2 GB key still works fine and the 2 GB key that I added back a bit works very well too (4 GB total).

  But when I remove all the sticks and put in a new 4 GB stick the computer crashes in the POST just after the BIO 1024Mo of RAM (!). Looks like that the BIOS does not like the 4 GB stick! Compensation of the BIOS did not help.

  Back original memory makes the computer works perfectly.

  I am well aware of the memory manufacturer/type compatibility issues.

  I tried 4 different memory of 4 GB sticks from 2 different sources with no luck.

  My questions are:

  1. the Veriton M498G motherboard or BIOS has any limitation on the size of the memory card?

  2 I missed a setup or configuration to let the BIOS see the 4 GB memery stick?

  3. a more recent BIOS help? (the computer uses the original BIOS from 2011)

  4. is there a solution runs the endless trial and error of purchase and return of USB keys?

  The system is:

  Acer Veriton M498G

  Processor: Intel i3

  S/N: PSVAQ03005 *.

  MFG date: 18/01/2001

  Thanks for your help.

  Michaud

  [edited for the protection of personal information - please do post any personal or unique information such as but not limited to all names, email addresses, telephone numbers, full of serial numbers, etc.]

  Hello

  The crucial memory modules too.

• Dell PowerEdge T610 (memory upgrade)

  I bought Dell 16 GB certified replacement Memory Module for select Dell - 2Rx4 1333 MHz RDIMMS LV systems

  Currently, I have 8 GB of RAM (1 GB on every slot machines). After I installed this new memory and restart the server, it shows invalid memory configuration. So, I changed the memory setting in BIOS 'Advanced ECC' to 'optimize memory '. But it detects more than my current speed of the memory is 8 GB. Is there something wrong with the configuration of the memory? I tried to re - establish the new RAM.

  Help, please. Thank you.

  Hello.

  Your memory configuration is not valid because the channel memory CH0, is not balanced with channels CH1 & CH2. Refer to the schematic illustration below:

  

  In order to balance the memory on these channels, we should have memory DIMM in:

  A1, A2 & A3 = B1, B2 & B3 in addition also A4, A5 & A6 is B4, B5 & B6. That's why CH0, CH1 & CH2 memory modules must be identical for the performance and optimal memory configuration. Depending on the upgrade amount of memory you are looking for, you can buy 1 more 16 GB DIMMS and then fill in slots A1 B1 & offer a total capacity of 32 GB. This will provide more flexibility for future memory upgrade

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• Portege Z930-10F - memory upgrade

  Hello

  I recently bought a laptop computer Z930, and I thought about upgrading the RAM.

  I wanted to buy a 8 GB DIMMS, but I noticed on the specifications that the maximum memory allowed is 6 GB (this means a DIMM 4 GB + 2 GB on the motherboard). It is a restriction of the card mother or similar? If this is not the case, the laptop would go with 10 GB of memory?

  Thank you!

  This is the newest model of Portege and on this forum we don t have a lot of reports on the RAM upgrade.
  I ve checked specification too and it says 4 GB of RAM you can use for the upgrade, so just for your info: compatible 4 GB RAM except the number PA5037U-1M4G.