The ram i took out of my Acer has memory chips on both sides. What does that mean? I got these only on one side.
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When the dimm has chips on both sides it is high density RAM. Chips on only one side is low density RAM. Normaly you should replace the RAM with what was already in the computer but many times a motherboard will take both high and low density RAM. The best thing for you to do is go to your manufacturers web site and look up the specs on your computer or go to Crucial's web site and download and install their program for RAM upgrades and that will tell you if it will work or not.
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You need to check your memory slots they could be full using 2x2GB Ram or 1x4GB Ram if so you may purchase 1x4GB Ram to make it 8GB Ram if not you need to purchase 2x4GB Ram
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Are you sure that you are pushing the ram chip all the way down? Since all was working before you played with the ram, it seems like that's your most likely point of failure. I popped in my 2GB ram and all worked fine. As I recall, when the ram seats right you can feel it. The other possibility is that you somehow damaged the ram slot. Best way to diagnose your problem is to get your hands on another 1000HE and try swapping ram chips to see if the problem lies in the ram.
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I'm not sure why this would happen on your Acer, but that issue among others was present on my Dell Inspiron. If you read my review, I had nothing but trouble with this card. I gave it low marks and returned it to Amazon.
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Amazon sent me a new MB overnight, and a prepaid mailing label to return the defective MB. Verified that all RAM chips were working by placing them in the good slots. The placed them in the bad slots. Also, when the new replacement board arrived, all RAM chips worked in all 4 slots. Asus wanted me to send them the defective board, and then they would send a replacement, if their board was defective.The customer service representative at Amazon recognized that I had the MB for less than 3 days, and sent me a brand new replacement.
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Assuming that it's a dual channel board, the RAM slots should be color-coded or otherwise marked. If the latter install them in two slots of the same color. Otherwise, check your board's manual and see how the channels are configured so that you install them in different channels. Generally speaking, you would skip one slot, but it's best to consult the manual unless they're color coded.
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Thank you very much for your concern about my purchase. Sorry to respond late. The memories work fine with the installed components. I hope this will be of much help. Regards Marcelo
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It's not a stupid question and yes, you guessed it, they are matched for "Dual Channel" functionality. You might get two individual sticks to work in Dual Channel configuration, but you can get instability or memory errors if the sticks are not identical and equally matched. Two sticks of the same memory may have slightly different speeds and other specs which can cause instability and problems. Also, some motherboards may even automatically revert to single-channel mode if they detect mismatched memory.
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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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All I can say to help is try to reverse the order of the ram there is a one and a two or an a and a b. Ram stick could be bad or not compatible with your specific laptop.
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It just means that it have 32GB of ROM memory (internal memory storage). this is for differencing to 2GB RAM memory... I hope help you! Sorry for my english!!
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To be honest I'm not sure. I've never opened it up, but Dell may have answer or some third party memory finder websites. Apologies.
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I think my computer said that to me when mine (my memory card) went bad. This is why I purchased this item in the first place. I think I pulled one stick out and then the other - and it booted up when I did that. It was a few years ago though, so I might no be remembering right.
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If you go to crucial.com and type in the type of laptop you have. It will display the types of RAM best suited for your laptop.
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Ordered the wrong ram. I didn't read everything, and didn't go back to read my computer specs first. Buffered memory is an older term for registered memory. Registered memory will not work in a motherboard not designed for it.
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yes- there are two slots for RAM- see youtube videos on how to access memory and replace it.... SD
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Yes, these are 2x1 GB stick/order. And you should check your Mainboard for sure that you have 4 memory slots. Some Mainboard has only 2 slot for them. good luck!