Does anyone have a link to a RAM module that works? I'm confused at what works. can you install 2 x 2gb sticks? or only 1 4gb stick
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If this is an Intel D2500CC board, it appears that you can install up to 4GB RAM (2x2GB). You can find all the available memory upgrade options on Crucial's site: http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/Intel/d2500cc
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If you want to upgrade from 4GB of Ram to 8GB of Ram make sure you purchase one DDR3L memory stick. If you do not get the chip with L at end of DDR3 it won't work. You only need one chip to upgrade, that's what I did. I now have 8GB of RAM/
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It has 2 slots for 204 pin DDR3L RAM. It supports 16GB of total memory, so I installed 2 8GB sticks on mine. Installation was a breeze and worked like a charm.
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The more sticks in pair, the better it will function. You would want to get 4 sticks of 8gb if you have enough slots. What in the world are you running that needs 32gb of ram? I don't think I've ever used over 8 gb at one time.
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Hey Brad, I recently upgraded my RAM using this stick http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EOUFEG2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ... Worked perfect for me. Haven't experienced any compatibility issues!
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Hi, any board that support 1600mhz+ and DDR3 Rams will be compatible with this sticks, i use a Asus M5A99FX Evo and it works like a charm with this Rams.
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I have replaced my one gb stick of ram with a 2gb stick of ram. Hope that helps.
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Be careful that your motherboard can accept the 4GB modules, many can't go over 2GB or even 1GB, an easy way to find out is using Crucial's own site. http://www.crucial.com/usa/en/advisor or the Crucial scanner here; http://www.crucial.com/
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I added the 8GB stick to a new Lenovo laptop which already had 4GB installed in the other soDIMM slot. You need to make sure that 1) you match speeds and type with the existing RAM and 2) your operating system and motherboard support the amount of RAM you are putting in. If you mismatch RAM or your system doesn't support the amount of RAM it either won't work at all, or may operated at reduced speed or capacity.
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You can get two 4 GB sticks of memory instead. Here is the Amazon link. Good luck. Corsair XMS3 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory (CMX8GX3M2A1600C9)Willis (Bill) Van Gorder
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Yea I have read in multiple sources that it is 1 RAM slot filled with a 1 gig stick that you remove and replace with the $20 buck 2 gig stick. I'm curious how cheap these 1 gig sticks are going to go for sale for and if there is any thing a computer builder/hacker could do with all the extra EEE 1 gig sticks out there. I'm still curious why they couldn't just cost the extra $20 and come maxed out.
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Check the specifications for your PC - especially the capacity of RAM for that specific motherboard. I suspect it will be 4GB max, much faster than what you have now. If there are four bays, you can try and add the two stick and see what the motherboard will accept at boot-up. Before ordering, be sure your memory sticks match.
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See what type of RAM stick your computer has and match it to that. That is what I did when I upgraded to 2GB, also find out what is the maximum ram your computer can handle and upgrade it to that. Hope this helps you.
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Can anyone provide the link for the RAM? I don't know much about computers in general and I don't want to buy the wrong ram...Thanks in advance!
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A better option would be to make an online search with the model number of your PC and find RAM chipsets supported by it. I just remembered that this one in particular is for laptops and will not work on desktop PCs.
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Yes, these are two sticks of 4 gigs each for a total of 8 gigs of ram.They're on sale for $65! Get them! (I paid $85 :p)
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i would recommend you go to Corsair and Gigabytes website to check out either if your motherboards accommodates the memory sticks. Good luck!