Amazon lists this having DDR2 memory? I was nearly positive this thing actually has DDR3 memory. According to various tech sites and even HP's own site. Can anyone confirm or deny?
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Yeah, it's PC3-8500 DDR3. What's really nice is that you get 1GB installed and an open slot, so you can actually get a total of 3GB (or I suppose 5GB if you really wanted to overdo it). I think Windows will only use 2GB, though. BUT, what's really neat is that when you open the panel to install the RAM you have access to the hard drive, the memory AND an open PCI slot. I also believe you have access to WWAN, but I didn't get that in my 311 so I'm not sure. This is all stuff you can easily replace/add without voiding your warranty and it's really really easy.
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HP Pavilion 23-h050 has : Installed memory (RAM): 4.00 GB (3.44 GB usable) Hope this answer your question.
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Amazon Customer,You will want DDR3 memory, running at 1600MHz, often referred to as PC3-12800.
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Yup - DDR3 memory. Read through the reviews to see what memory others have used.
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I bought this laptop from TigerDirect.com store (old CompUSA), mine had 4X2 gig (all the slots were full). I had to buy 4X4 gig to upgrade to 16 gig overall, fortunately they were on sale. By the way, would anyone like to purchase 4X2 gig sticks of DDR3 ram? LOL
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Mine has 16GB. Once you receive it, go to www.crucial.com and download to check your RAM. It will tell you what you have now, and what it can be expanded to. Then, contact HP or Amazon to deal with it.
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You can go up to 2GB RAM (cost: $24 at Crucial). It's easy enough to switch out the sticks. Don't know about switching out the HD. HP makes a 6-cell battery for it.
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Mine came with 8 gigs of ram; two 4 gig sticks. There are 4 slots in this computer, two available. But...don't make the same mistake I made! This unit can handle 32 Gigs of ram, but Windows 7 home edition which is install on this computer can only handle 16 gigs of ram, so i wasted 16 gigs of memory which i installed on my computer. Windows 7 won't recognize the other 16 gigs. i need to upgrade to windows 7 professional, or windows 8
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Hi,yes. they are same type DDR3 of memory. There are 3 types existing of memory- DDR,DDR2 AND DDR3. DDR is the first existing type and it's very old. It's hard to get them now. you may still could find DDR2 for the computer that you have bought 3-4 years ago. DDR3 is the popular one for the all computers, it has fast speed and huge capacity. HP p6610me uses 4 GB Amount: 4 GB (1x4GB)Speed: PC3-10600 MB/secType: DDR3-1333. the same types of memory.
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Yes, but it is DDR2 ram, more expense but you can, you can find all the information online,I'm still figuring mine out
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What memory is ? a PC3-12800 or a PC3-10600 ? Because in the image is a memory PC3-12800.. So please help me..
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From the HP website: Memory 8GB DDR3 SDRAM (2 DIMM) Memory Max Maximum supported = 16GB. Go to HP website look under support
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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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Well, as far as I searched the internet, is the same memory. If you look on acer website you'll see that " Memory Technology DDR3 SDRAM ". I don't understood why Amazon showed diferente information. But I undestand that is the same memory type.
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hibuy a corsair 4gb ddr3 1333 memory , I have a Dell Precision M6500 notebook and make the memory test is frozen and the machine does not turn , wanted to know if the memory you buy is compatible or if the bios setting it worksthank you very much
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Yes, we tested all speeds of DDR2. They all worked fine. Same results with DDR3. The differences we unnoticeable. You can not use DDR3 and DDR2 at the same time. Either or.
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Yes it's upgradable to 8GB, 2 x 4GB DDR3 12800. Click this link for reference. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03499287&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en Michael McGee