im waiting for my netbook and i have a question.. can i change the 1gb ram and use these 4gb ram?? "http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-PC2-5400-667MHz-SoDIMM-OCZ2MV6674GK/dp/B000RZDFPU/ref=cm_cd_pdp?_encoding=UTF8&cdPage=1&newContentID=Tx23HEIVY7ZL0LQ" im waiting for my netbook and i have a question.. can i change the 1gb ram and use these 4gb ram?? "http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-PC2-5400-667MHz-SoDIMM-OCZ2MV6674GK/dp/B000RZDFPU/ref=cm_cd_pdp?_e... » Read More im waiting for my netbook and i have a question.. can i change the 1gb ram and use these 4gb ram?? "http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-PC2-5400-667MHz-SoDIMM-OCZ2MV6674GK/dp/B000RZDFPU/ref=cm_cd_pdp?_encoding=UTF8&cdPage=1&newContentID=Tx23HEIVY7ZL0LQ" « Show Less
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You can get this stick.Crucial 2GB 667 Mhz CT25664AC667 DDR2 200-Pin SODIMM Laptop MemoryCrucial 2GB Single DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Module CT25664AC667
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Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I... » Read More Hey,I'm guessing that you can. My laptop came with 1GB of RAM, two 512MB chips. When I got this I took out one of the 512MB chips and put the 2GB one in its place, so my laptop currently has 2.5GB of RAM. Did that a few months ago and I've had no issues at all so far. If you can put a 2GB chip in one then you would be able to put one in the other slot as well. A 32-bit system won't recognize more than 4GB of RAM anyway so yh, I think you can put two in. I'm planning on getting another one soon to give my system 4GB. :) Hope that answers your question...and I hope I wasn't too long « Show Less
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Will it work? Yes. Perfectly fine? No. Why will it work? Because of Asrock's page for that motherboard which says Supports FSB1333/1066/800/533 MHz CPUs Supports Dual Channel DDR3 1333(OC) . Now for the not so perfect. First lets cover OC. I don't know your level of experience so I I have to cover the basics too. OC stands for over-clock. The overclock of those memory modules is done in your BIOS(setup) when you first turn on the computer . You can navigate there with Delete(usually) or F2. They will otherwise run @ 1066MHz because the Amazon page says F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL. It's a simple variable change in your BIOS. Nothing challenging. Will you get the full 8GB? Absolutely not. A 32bit Win 7 can handle a maximum of about 3.5GB but when I used these babies in my beast of a computer, BEFORE I upgraded to a 64bit OS my computer could only utilize 2GB. Your experience will vary, 8GB for for almost $80??? I spent under $60. You can upgrade to a more modern 64bit OS and the computer will automatically use the rest of the ram but you may need to adjust your memory speeds again after you upgrade or install to a more appropriate version. There are only 2 DIMM slots so no worries with installation issues.
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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.
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It's very late, but I'm going to answer anyways for the sake of answering questions. This is a [DDR3 SODIMM 8GB] stick of RAM, and everything in the brackets is a restriction DDR3 - a RAM design pattern that only works with current generation CPUs (2009+, mainly for computers made in 2011+), which are usually 64-bit. I don't think any 32-bit computers will use DDR3. SODIMM - not intended for desktops. It's a RAM shape/design made for portable devices that are usually not power consumptive. It's safe to assume that SODIMM only works with laptops. 8GB - only 64-bit computers will use the full 8GB. 32-bit computers will only use like ~3.8GB RAM max even if the RAM installed is 6GB, 8GB, 16GB, etc. The point is that 64-bit computers will utilize any GB of RAM (I think up to 256GB, which is insane and kinda pointless unless you turn them all into RAM-drives), and that 32-bit computers will not use any more than 4GB of RAM. This particular stick of RAM is dual voltage so IF you laptop supports low voltage RAM then it will run at 1.28-1.35V on reuglar or max load. However, if your laptop does not support low voltage, it will treat it as "regular" ram and run at 1.5V on regular or max load.
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Yes. You can switch the 2 gb for a 4gb if you want to improve performance. The computer will not recognize any more than that though.
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Thanks for the news. One more thing, is it just me or is my computer running slower with my 2gb 667 ram as opposed to the 1gb 800 ram? It seems like it is.Thanks again.
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My computer works fine with the original 1gb ram chip so I am wondering if it was the 2gb chip I installed that caused the problem. I originally bought the crucial 800ghz module rather than the 667 as I had read that it would not cause any problems even if the computer could not fully use the 800. The Asus website does not even list this computer, let alone the memory recommendation so I am at a loss. I returned the 800 to Amazon but hate to replace it with the 667 in case that is not the correct memory either. Any suggestions would be helpful.
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It is not compatible with laptops and net books, this is for desktops. 12GB (1 X 4GB, 1 X 8GB) DDR3 at 1600MHz16GB (2 X 8GB) Dual Channel DDR3 at 1600MHz
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I ordered the 4GB of ram directly from the Crucial website. I ordered what they recommended for the 1201N. I think they use different part numbers than Amazon uses.Can't say that I noticed that much of a difference; but to be fair I upgraded the memory soon after I got it.
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1. I don't know why you are sending this to me, as I do not work for Komputerbay... If this is the memory that I bought that you are referring to that I stated was great, then you have purchased the wrong memory, as this is server memory, NOT PC memory. You will need to chat with the folks at Komputerbay about a returen, and that is NOT ME. Capeche?
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Hey Brad, I recently upgraded my RAM using this stick G.Skill Ripjaws Series 8GB 204-Pin DDR3 SO-DIMM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Laptop Memory (F3-1600C9S-8GRSL) ... Worked perfect for me. Haven't experienced any compatibility issues!
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The usual answer is netbooks are very picky about the memory you use for an upgrade. Try to match the make, speed for the upgrade (might have to use real Dell or maybe Kingston). Here's Dell PN: Product Description Dell memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 204-pin - DDR3 Storage Capacity 2 GB Upgrade Type System specific OEM Manufacturer Equivalent Part Number DELL A5622175 Technology DDR3 SDRAM Form Factor SO DIMM 204-pin Memory Speed 1333 MHz ( PC3-10600 ) Data Integrity Check Non-ECC The usual answer is netbooks are very picky about the memory you use for an upgrade. Try to match the make, speed for the upgrade (might have to use real Dell or maybe Kingston). Here's Dell PN: Product Description Dell memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 204-pin - DDR3 Storage Capacity 2 GB Upgrade Type System specific OEM Manufacturer Equivalent Part Number DELL A5622175 Technology DDR3 SDRAM Form Factor... » Read More The usual answer is netbooks are very picky about the memory you use for an upgrade. Try to match the make, speed for the upgrade (might have to use real Dell or maybe Kingston). Here's Dell PN: Product Description Dell memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 204-pin - DDR3 Storage Capacity 2 GB Upgrade Type System specific OEM Manufacturer Equivalent Part Number DELL A5622175 Technology DDR3 SDRAM Form Factor SO DIMM 204-pin Memory Speed 1333 MHz ( PC3-10600 ) Data Integrity Check Non-ECC « Show Less
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found this link - which says - there is only one screw at the bottom which gives access to RAM. Could you also please post pictures/video while upgrading the RAM is possible.http://www.nerdycomputers.com/laptop/asus-eee-pc-1015ped-pu17-bu-10-1-inch-blue-netbook-up-to-13-hours-of-battery-life/
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That's odd. Out of all the memory I have been looking at, this one was the one which seemed to complement the compatability of the ASUS 1015PED. Are you sure it is not DDR2? The netbook is DDR3. Maybe they sent you the incorrect model. Double check, but try and return it to Amazon to get your money back.I'll keep an eye out for any other memory which would be compatable with this netbook. Sorry about your memory upgrade issues. Thanx for the info.
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I purchased the LT2030U red netbook yesterday along with a single stick of 2GB PNY 677 Mhz memory and it shows 2048 for memory. So the answer to your question is yes it will upgrade to 2GB but you have to do it with single sticks as there is only one memory connector slot in the memory bay.
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Yes, you can upgrade the RAM, but only to 8 G. Also, it only has room for one chip and make sure you get the right one. As far as changing out the HD drive, I believe you can, but I am not sure which one you could use. Maybe when you change the RAM you can check what is possible with the drive since you have to pull the whole bottom off to access the memory. I've been using the laptop as is and it works well for all I do. I woul recommend using the laptop for awhile before you change anything. Maybe it will work just fine "as is" for you?