Have the mother board 2 slot for memory ram? 2 for 4gb?
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You can install a maximum of 16GB RAM memory. The mother board has 2 slots.
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The motherboard has two (2) memory slots. Mine came with a 4GB module in the first memory slot, the other slot is empty.
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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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I maxed out the memory on my machine to 16GB. In your case, I think you will have to pair the RAM up. Two 4GB sticks on slots 1 and 3, and then two 2GB sticks on slots 2 and 4. (Or it may be the other way around.) I would just make sure that the speed of the RAM are identical. In other words, the originals are 1600MHz RAM, the additional ones should also be that too.
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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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Check with the manufacturer. Usually there is a compatible ram list for each system board.
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No, memory is soldered to the motherboard and it does not have a memory slots.
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It has two RAM slots, but you have to have matching sizes,eg.4 plus 4 or 8 plus 8, 16 gig max. Simple to install (3 screws on lower back and remove rear panel. Located under snap in cover on corner).
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Yes but you need two of them. Try Crucial 4GB Kit (2GBx2) DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Modules CT2KIT25664AC667 / CT2CP25664AC667
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You can use up to 2 GB per slot, so the max would be 8 GB (up to PC2-6400 speed), I have not tried 4 GB memory in one slot, it may work, but isn't officially supported.
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Each stick is 2 GB for a total of 4 GB, if your motherboard supports dual channel memory then yes, if it don't then you would just run single channel memory but use both sticks, I hope I didn't confuse you, either way you can use these memory sticks if your motherboard supports it, be sure to check the voltage as some motherboards are not very flexible about it.
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Hi, this comes with 2 slots filled with a 2GB stick in each. It says max 4GB because that's all we tested/certified it for; however it should be able to run with 8gb without issue. Though two 4GB sticks of RAM will definitely set you back a few dollars.
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As far as I remember there are four slots. Two on the front of the mobo and two on the back. I know for sure that I have 4x8GB RAM
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It has 4 ram slots but remember that it can only be used with a few very specific types of memory. Get the board and carefully look at the list of memory products that are certified to work with that particular mb.
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Yup, you just have to buy the two 8GB ram sticks and replace the two 4GB ram sticks currently in the computer. However, there are only 2 RAM slots, so you wont be able to have four 4GB sticks, but instead 2 8GB RAM sticks
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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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Motherboard, i3-4130, 2 DDR3 ram cards = yes. If you want to calculate yourself, try this link http://support.asus.com/powersupply.aspx
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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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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX83N-oVQBwCheck this video before you purchase it. The memory is soldered on the board and there is no memory slot for upgrade.