Using the mount provided by the manufacturer, the cables disapear into a hole beneath the mount. How do you manage the cables with a RAM mount?
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My mount on the right side of the console has the cables coming from under the console to the back of the unit. I did not drill a hole for the wires. I use automotive flexible snap together wire protector. The front unit wires are under the front deck console (the RAM is on the right floor and wires come out the edge of the plastic console. Did not drill a hole in the boat floor for wires. Under the front console there is a water catch system that drains to the back of the boat. This boat is a Nitro bass boat.
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I field tested for Hummingbird for 10 years, some do and some don't. Those that don't have a small cover with slots in it for the wires. This cover usually is through a different hole, close to the mount. You can mount the Ram within a half inch of the hole and then put the cover tight against the Ram base. This would eliminate a second hole.
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It probably depends on the type of unit you have, but the wires for my unit are now just attached to the Ram mount with a zip tie to keep them from falling back in the hole.
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External to the mount, it works just fine and gives me the slack I need to turn the unit so I can see it from the front casting chair of my bass boat.
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I'm not sure I understand your inquiry. I have a 1-inch hole drilled on the top of the console. Then the wires run through the storage compartment on the starboard side to the stern.
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The cables will not feed through the RAM mount. You must drill a separate hole to feed your cables into your boat.
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This model uses the proprietary RAM, soldered on the motherboard. It's designed (by the manufacturer) not to be upgradable "at home". If you find a way to overcome this, pls report it here
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I had 2 HP monitors w/out holes. I removed the backside of them and drilled 4 holes in each to accept the the pattern of the mount. I used suitable small machine screws and nuts to attach the mount. Reassembled the monitor and and was in business. Hard to imagine why all monitors don't have holes for mounting. Good luck.
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When the ram does not pop up when the clips are released, that means you installed the ram flat. Carefully remove the ram. Then reinstall it at a 45 degree angle. Push it in all the way in and the metal contacts of the ram should disappear from view. Then push the ram down flat and the clips will engage with a click.
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I did this with my ram mount. used the flat diamond plate on the end of ram and used 2 small wood screws to join the two together. you got to use very short screws so they don't go threw to what you will have mounted inside. I used mine for a Garmin GPS. it's very secure and worked for me. Hope this helps. I'd post a pic, but I don't see how ?
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As others have said, using angled cables would definitely solve the problem if the ports were to be covered. However, I have an EVGA 670FTW on the first one, and it sticks over the edge of the motherboard by about 1.25 inches.
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( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StoGpPXa3So especially at the 1:17:00 mark) for RAM clearance issues. Adjust the fans then lock it back in place. Unfortunately for that build, the cooler blocked the necessary PCI-e slot so the cooler altogether was scrapped for something else. So also consider the proper PCI-e slots
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I'm using an 8GB SDHC card to put some system files on it as a ramdisk - it works fine. I've also used a micro-sd 8GB with adaptor in the slot and it works fine too.
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look at Ram Mounts.....you will need to configure the setup that best works for your particular situation but all the connections are available
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I'm sorry I can't help you. I glued mine to a RAM mount plate. That worked well for me. It's actually Velcro on with very heavy duty Velcro.
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There is a hole in the bottom of its case. I placed it where I wanted it on top of the computer's case, marked the hole's location and bored a corresponding hole in the case - being sure to catch the metal shavings. Then, I bolted it in place. (I ran the drive cables up the back of the computer case where they are exposed and have been knocked loose.)
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Make sure that your ram isn't too tall... I had a tiny bit of space if any using my new Adata ram
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I don't know but follow this link to the manufactures website and I'm sure you can get your answer for your application; http://www.rammount.com/
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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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just purchase the Ram elsewhere and do it yourself. It's very easy to install. Amazon only sells the pre-configured units from apple.
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The back of this device has pre-drilled holes that are designed to be used with other RAM mount accessories such as the Ram Mount RAM-B-138U Double Ball Flat Surface Mount
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I would contact RAM Mounts directly. www.rammounts.com, 800-497-7479, they are located in Seattle.