Expanded memory comes in different size chips and different sizes of memory. Can someone tell me what size chip to buy; give me a link to the chip.
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The type used is called microsd, similar to this one: SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS Memory Card Speed Up To 30MB/s With Adapter, Frustration-Free Packaging - SDSDQU-032G-AFFP-A [Old Version]
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The type used is called microsd, similar to this one: http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-MicroSDHC-Memory-Adapter-SDSDQU-032G-AFFP-A/dp/B009QZH7BU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380736312&sr=8-1&keywords=sd+micro
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32GB microSD is the maximum you can go for, depending on your needs, else 16GB will do too. SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10 UHS Memory Card Speed Up To 30MB/s With Adapter, Frustration-Free Packaging - SDSDQU-032G-AFFP-A [Old Version]
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Please go to Crucial.com and install their tool. They will tell you what ram to use. It is a free utility, and does a wonderful and correct job. It has never given me the incorrect information. This is where everyone should start to select the correct ram. All I did, was gave a critical review of the ram I installed, at the recommendation of this utility. You can't go wrong.
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Disappointed that it has only 4gb memory capability, hope that its a miss print can anybody confirm that? Don't know what to do now, the price of ram always goes down and the need for it always seems to increase.
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it said it was expandable, not sure if that means you have to remove the existing ram chip or not..
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I am not familiar with your machine. Look up the specs online for memory modules your machine can use. Then look up the specs of the memory modules you are thinking about buying. If they match specs then you are probably good. The memory kit I ordered worked fine in my machine. Machines are all so different, so its easy to go wrong. ...... tony
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My Dell ran so bad as it turned out there were 2 1gb chips. I didn't know there were 2 chips when I got the 2gb chip. I am curious if I might get another 2gb but with the 1 and the 2 chip, the computer improved a great deal. Like I said, take it to a computer person to help if you don't figure it out. They shouldn't charge much of anything for something so small.... if anything at all really. I had a problem at first, but somehow it all worked out by experimentation if I recall. That's all I know about this. :)
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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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I used a 32GB today with no problems. Of course, the battery will run out WAY before you max out a 32GB chip.
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Best I can say is that you should look up that memory module inline to find it's exact specs. Best bet would be to look on the manufactures site
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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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Both boarsd I ordered were rev 2.1, which claims to support DDR3-1333 memory. The box should say which memory types it supports though. I should mention though that I couldn't even get this board to POST, with either one I recieved. It seems to be VERY picky about your hardware configuration and would not boot no matter what I did. Your mileage may very, but just a heads up.
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I'm not sure why this memory didn't work in my laptop. I usually buy my memory from crucial. Com. They're reasonable and out of over 10 years and countless upgrades, I've yet to have a problem.
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I previously answered a similar question here. Here's the answer: Yes it's expandable only up to 12 GB. It comes with two slots - a slot with 4 GB soldered into the motherboard and a slot with 2 GB that can be removed. I ended up removing that 2 GB RAM and putting in a Kingston 8GB 1600MHz DDR3L RAM ($72 on Amazon Warehouse Deals) chip in it. Works great. The original 2 GB chip was ADATA brand. As long as the speeds match, then there should be no problem mixing RAM of different capacity/size.
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I was looking at this model at Microcenter today and I assume it has the same specs. It has 4 memory slots and 2 are taken with 2 4gb sticks, so you should be able to add two more to give a total of 16gb.
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I've used Crucial and Kingston brands quite happily. You can search on their sites for which memory is suitable for which specific Mac / PC etc. to help you choose the correct chips.
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Sorry, haven't seen anything definitive about the capacity of the motherboard/chipset. To my knowledge, 8GB is the max you can order for a new one. Anything beyond that would involve the brave process of opening the thing up.
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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?