Does this model allow for expanded RAM?
1502216
I've had no reason to crack the case, but I see no reason why memory shouldn't be expandable. Neither the motherboard, nor the memory modules are proprietary.
1506630
1 4GB kit would max the ram capacity in theory, but you can add a 8GB and make the system 12GB. I have seen this work and Windows recognizes this with no problem. Apparently the empty slot can accommodate max 8GB. The system has one empty slot.
1794466
dell dimension 2400 desktop yes it can but you can only put in up to 2gbs of ram on that model
1516509
My spec sheet says it supports 16GB - specifically "DDR3L-1600 (Support DDR3) and Slots: SODIMM x 2." Hope that helps.
984527
Yes it can. I upgraded with a stick of Kingston DDR3 for a total system memory of 8 gigs.
400642
YES and it performs much better with the additional memory. You HAVE TO be comfortable taking computer equipment apart to install the single RAM 2gb chip. The socket is on the bottom of the computer and you have to come at it from the top of the laptop through the keyboard. You have to take screws out, unsnap the case, disconnect the daughter board ribbon cable, and rock the entire motherboard up to access the 1gb chip. Take it out and replace with the 2gb chip. I did this on all 3 of the 1025c's I bought (2 white and 1 black). Easy if you are familiar in this area. I found the mem chips for about $9 ea.
356679
Yes, this is the correct type of RAM for that model and it would max out at 16 GB of RAM.
390842
Yes, but you will only have access to the RAM in the slots allocated for that CPU.
1925438
Yo I own this comp, its expandable to 8gb ddr 3 ram. I tend to like kingston but im still a noob to such things
1575340
I haven't done it yet, but it shouldnt't affect your ability to upgrade your ram. If anything it will only help your performance.
938139
Update (since I previously said it WAS expandable): When I talked to a rep a couple of weeks ago, I was assured that the RAM was upgradeable, but it might have to go to one of their service centers. Just called in, and the sales rep said 2 gb was the max (BUT it was obvious she was just reading the same site info that I already had in front of me). Frustrating.
974677
I don't think they've officially said one way or the other yet. I strongly suspect it'll be possible, because it seems like there are 2 RAM slots available and you should be able to pop in a second 2GB stick if you really want, but you'll probably have to wait until these are officially released to find out how easy or difficult that'll be in practice.
1904716
Yes.But depends on how many RAM slots you have to upgrade.I have four and have maxed out with 32 GB(8GBx4)
404852
No. It has 2x4gbmax ddr3 ports. ddr2 won't even fit, ive tried out of curiosity.
1881781
I don't know. Try a site like crucial.com lets you search for RAM based on your computer model.
629246
Yes. The maximum supported memory is 16GB.Source: http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8H77I/#specifications
1606180
Hello, This is what I found.... System Memory (RAM) Expandable To Nonexpandable Maximum amount of memory a computer can support (as opposed to the amount that comes preinstalled).