I have a dell vostro 410 with 3 Gig of ram. How much can I add that will fit in the slots? I want a total of 8 GIG.
1295445
This model Dell PC does use 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM. You can also contact Dell at (800) 822-3769 and ask to speak with someone on technical support. RAM should always be installed in pairs using the same capacity DIMM modules. I found this information that may be beneficial and answer your question: Dell Owner: I also understand that the Dell Vostro 410 does not support over 4GB RAM in it's literature; even though 8GB is supported by the Motherboard and it's BIOS. Likewise Crucial website copies DELL's stance on this. Should I get this http://www.crucial.com/eu/store/partspecs.aspx?IMODULE=CT2KIT25664AA800 pair (800mhz) or the 667mhz or the 1025mhz. Dell Technical Support response: With the latest Bios, 8GBs of 800MHz will work, but it is not supported by Dell.
2123884
You can expand your Ram to up to 16 GB, this Notebook carries DDR3 memory which comes in increments of 2, 4, 8. Which can be installed in two sticks.
1128977
48GB RAM = 4GB x 12 Slot. The problem is, it might only run dual channel if you use a lot of RAM.
1121408
If you want to add any additional gb of memory, you can buy a any DDR3 SDRAM SO DIMM 204-pin Speed 1600 MHz ( PC3-12800 ) (for best performance). But remember you only have 2 slots available for easy access, so if you want to have 16gb in total you'll have to buy a 16 gb dual channel memory(8 gb in each slot), because you already have one 8gb dual channel memory (4gb in each slot). Now if you are willing to disassemble your laptop (at you own risk) you have 2 additional slots below the keyboard. Here is a video demonstrating how to do it www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=MP4myeDK-3U
1399714
There are two memory slots which can take 2@4BG or 2@8GB. It comes with one slot taken at 4GB. I added a second so now have 8BG. It was easy You will need to get unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMs
1398666
Check out Crucial.com and browse to Dell &gt; Dimension &gt; 4600 and you'll find exactly what type of memory you need. Check Amazon's price though, they may be better than crucial.
1673921
Mine has four slots. I have 12GB(2-4-2-4). Dell sells them as high as 16GB, but I sure you could go higher if needed for high end graphics.
1473865
It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of users. It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of... » Read More It depends on your motherboard. It will need to support 32gb of memory and it will have to have 4 available slots to install the ram. If you dot have the documentation from your motherboard you can either look it up or check crucial.com to find what options you have regarding ram. A side note: the price of ram is really inflated as of writtig this so id hold off if possible. 32gb is a ton of ram for even the most demanding user. 8-16gb is enough for high end gaming. Unless youre a super hardcore power user you shouldt need 32gb...and for as much as it costs i wouldnt suggest it to 95% of users. « Show Less
1116256
I believe there are only two slots for ram memory sticks and both are being used by the existing 2 gig of ram each. To get it up to 8 gigs you may need to remove both memory sticks and install 2 new ones of 4 gig each. Basically you are throwing away the existing ram to upgrade to full 8 gigs. As for me, since I only use it as a multimedia server for my bedroom the 4 gigs is very adequate. Good luck.
1501711
The Dell in question has a capacity of 2GB--it originally had--stock-- (2) 512MB so you are almost doubling the Ram--If he already has 2GB, he cannot increase the Ram--again because the capacity is 2GB--hope this helps
372507
No, there is only room for 2 GB of ram. You will have to remove the 512 ram and replace them with 4 modules of 512 each. They need to be in matched pairs of memory modules.
1239627
According to the Manufactures specifications the board WILL accept a maximum of 32 Gb or RAM if you can locate the proper modules. I found some on Newegg.com and I am sure if you research other sites you may find more. The limit of 16 mb that others have mentioned is because they have not look far enough.
383326
There are 4 RAM slots and the boards max is 16 GB. I bought the computer and added 2 4GB sticks of RAM immediately with no issue making it have 16 GB.
6561
I don't know what the maximum is but there is only 1 memory slot. The computer was fine with 4 but I removed it and installed an 8 GB chip which cost $40 from Amazon. I think if you use the Crucial memory configuration tool, you will only see a 4 GB and 8 GB chip as options. You can also get the part number and look it up on Amazon.
383325
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.
706295
We send out upgraded Dell OptiPlex 780's and they can take 16GB of DDR3 RAM. Just make sure to email us after purchase so we make sure to put 64 bit on it so it will read more than 3.5GB. Thanks, Computer World
1847071
This particular model is capable of 16GB maximum across 2 ram slots. The current configuration is 8GB in a 2 x 4GB configuration.