Will this replace the memory in an Asus N550JV-DB72T laptop? I want to upgrade the stock 8GB Ram to 16GB. Is this the right kit?
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I'm pretty sure it should, I assume laptop ram is universal and ram is always plug and play. Chances are it'll work. Just check if your laptop can go up to 16gigs first
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It is very easy to upgrade ram. I just did it and did not even look at a guide. Note that there is only one SO_DIMM slot, so you cannot buy a 1 gb stick and add on. I swapped out the 1 gb stick mine came with, with onee of two 2 gb sticks on my thinkpad. better value all round. also, i just read online that asus changed their policy of treating ram upgrade as voiding warranty. not sure though.
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Also is the existing memory soldered in? can it be taken out and replaced with a new memory module? The specs say it supports up to 16GB, has anyone tried it yet?
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My suggestion is do a search on your make and model on both the H-P website and Tom's Hardware (http://www.tomshardware.com/). I invariably find what I need to know on Tom's site or the manufacturer's. I'm assuming you either have the machine's manual or have downloaded it in PDF format. It should definitely tell you all about your memory and upgrading the same. Hope this helps...
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I have an ASUS N56v that takes DDR3, 1600HZ. Google your laptop and check that this is what it takes. Also need to know number of pins. I believe you can go to the corsair website and query your laptop against their product line to see what's appropriate.
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Sorry, but I have no idea. I bougth the same chip that my laptop aready had in it . It did increase my memory. My computer is a ASUS
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No, from what I read before purchasing, the memory is soldered to the motherboard. It's a great laptop, but honestly, if you NEED 8gigs, you should probably be looking into a different laptop anyway. I can't imagine anything you might use this laptop for anything that would require more ram given that the processor wouldn't really be suited best for those types of computer work.
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There should be an access panel on the bottom of the laptop (there are usually several). Unscrew the cover to expose the memory sockets. Remove the old memory (if necessary) and install the new chips. There are probably videos online that will show the process. Just search for your laptop model. I have done this with a couple of Dells and a couple of HPs; it's fairly straight forward.
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I don't know. As I stated, I found that In my case the databases for Crucial and another supplier were wrong. My suggestion is to remove the ram from your computer and see what it is and notice where the notch is on the connector side of the chip. Then look for replacement using that data. I am not a tech so don't rely on me to be accurate. I am simply relaying my experience and what worked for me. Google your computer and see what people are saying about it but you should still check by looking. It is not difficult to remove ram if you have any mechanical/tech experience. I just removed the screws from the bottom of my laptop and found the ram slots. I touched the ground part of the USB connector and popped the ram loose. Actually you may be able to read the ram ID if it is facing up and you can see the location of the chip notch without removing the ram at all. If you are clueless then find someone who is able to help out.
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If I looked at the correct specifications sheet for your laptop, it should have 2 memory slots. The following is your specs: Memory RAM 512.0 MB ( 1 x 512 MB ) Max RAM Supported 2.0 GB Technology DDR2 SDRAM Speed 533.0 MHz / PC2-4200 Slots Qty 2 Empty Slots 1.0 This tells me you can pull the 512Mb memory chip and replace it with a 1Gb memory set. Find the 2nd memory slot, that should be empty and insert the 2nd memory set. Pay close attention to proper insertion. There is usually a slot or separation point that will match up to the slot. You may also find detailed information for your laptop by doing a Google search for it. Look for detailed specs or specifications to find what you need. There will be information where to find the location of the chips. Also, double check the memory you purchased. The description has to match exactly or it will not work with your computer. The memory you bought does not match the specs! It should be 1GB DDR2 SDRAM 533Mhz PC-2 4200. Anything else is wrong. Please write back to me if you need too. I'm always willing to help.
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there is a single slot for ram - so you will need to replace the 2 gb ram with a single 4 gb or 8 gb. Looks like it uses laptop ram 204 pin pc3 12800 ***LOW VOLT 1.35v NOT 1.5v *** cl 11. It looks to be a small project to get to the ram slot - no access from the outside of the chromebase.
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No, the RAM is soldered to the logic board in all of those models. You would have to upgrade the whole logic board.
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Thank you for you reply.I guess I wasn't clear on what I was asking.Is the notebook upgradeable to 2 GB Ram? [it uses 200 pin 667,pc5300 memory] Is it hard or easy to open the case and get at the memory stick?Will it void my warranty? I'm afraid Crucial can't help me with these questions.
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Hi Guillermo,I was unable to find an Acer R7-671, do you mean the R7-571? If so, based on the specifications of that laptop this 8GB memory module should work in it.Thank you for choosing Kingston as your upgrade partner!-Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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It should, according to the specs/other reviews of that notebook that I saw. Take a look at the user manual or specs page on ASUS website if you want to be 100% sure. It should say something like DDR3L 1600MHZ. The L at the end of DDR3L means low voltage (which this memory is low voltage). Don't get regular voltage memory for a laptop that requires low voltage; on the other hand, usually nothing is wrong with getting low voltage memory for a regular voltage memory laptop. There should also be something that will show the max amount of upgradeable memory as well. I have this in my Toshiba P55-A5312 (Core-i5 4200U processor).
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It appears that it IS compatible with your laptop. This kit will put your laptop at the maximum manufacturer's supported amount of RAM
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The best way to answer this accurately is with the Compaq website and the specs of your laptop's memory capacity and requirements. The brand of memory will work but you need to check the speed and size compatibility