Nothing except I was wondering if it is better to have a one slot 8gb solution or to have 2x 4gb slots filled? My model is a HP Pavilion dv7DDR 3.
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If you want 8gb of ram total, then it would be best to go with 2x4gb instead of just one module of 8gb.
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From the reading I did, it made no difference. I can't confirm this. My imac runs so much faster now with the 4 ram slots filled, but I have no idea if it would run even faster with 2
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It's one (1) single module of 2GB capacity. If you want 4GB then buy two (2) each.
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Mine came standard with 2GB and these are SODIMM (laptop) memory modules and there are only two slots, this memory is pricey unlike regular laptop memory, keep this in mind because there are plenty of HP refurb DC7800's out there with 4GB and Win7 64 for $140 and up. Or you buy this machine and spend another 100 to get it up to working condition.
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My machine has two 4GB chips, totaling 8GB. But the machine has 4 slots, so I could expand to 16GB without replacing the memory chips I have. In principle I could expand to 24GB by using 8GB chips. However, I use the machine for video editing, and I have a VM running Linux in addition, and I don't feel the need to expand, yet... Ronny
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It can handle 8gb but needs to be matched well only one slot so you will waste the 2gb module installed.
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
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It has 4 slots so you should be good. I'm running 2x4gb of 1866. It runs at 1600 but I'm told I can change that in the bios easily.
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You can upgrade past 8gb. I currently have 12gb installed. My guess is 16gb is the maximum with 8gb per slot.
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No. This RAM is designed for desktop computers. This is a DIMM (dual inline memory module), you will need a SODIMM (small outline DIMM). According to Crucial.com your computer has two slots for memory. It can hold a max of 8gb (4gb in each slot). It appears that the frequency required is 1333MHz. You will want to know how much memory you currently have installed. Click the start button. Right click "my computer" then select "properties" from the drop down menu. It will tell you how much memory you currently ahve installed that Windows recognizes. The next thing to do is shut down, unplug, and remove the battery. Then proceed to remove the bottom panel on your laptop. Look at the RAM and make sure you have an open slot. If Windows says you have 4gb installed it could either be one 4gb SODIMM or two 2gb SODIMMs. If it's one 4gb you can add another 4gb SODIMM into the open slot and you will have the max amount of supported memory installed. To review you the max amount of RAM you can install is 8gb (two 4gb SODIMMS, or "sticks of RAM"). According to Crucial you will need 1333MHz SODIMM. Also, one other detail I neglected is that you will need DDR3, which is the standard these days. Hopefully this is helpful. Here is the link to the information I got from Crucial.com http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP+-+Compaq-memory/Pavilion+G6/Pavilion+g6-2010nr-upgrades.html
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I first said I don't know but I would suggest you contact ASUS for a positive Answer, I did use two Memory Sticks for the 8GIOG total.
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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
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Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running Microsoft suites with this kind of hardware and it was ok, but even Minecraft had a hard time on it. Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running... » Read More Total 2 GB, that's what (1GBx2) means. Your lenovo page says "Up to 3GB PC-5300 DDR2 std/4GB max" but I'm not sure if you have two channels or 4. Probably 4, but you might want to look inside first. On my old HP Pavillion I thought I could add 2GB with this pack but found out later there were 4 slots, 2x500MB and 2x1GB, so I could only improve it to 4gb. These sticks will definitely fit in your computer, but honestly, think about getting an upgrade. Computers with decent processors with DDR3 Ram memory capability are available and can be had for around $300. I tried running Microsoft suites with this kind of hardware and it was ok, but even Minecraft had a hard time on it. « Show Less
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I was wondering the same thing . . . and can you just add a 1GB chip in that additional slot?? We have one arriving today -- so I'll check out the documentation.
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Hello Carlos, This laptop has 2 Memory slots and it can support RAM up to 8GB DDR3. Currently it has 1 slot occupied by a 4GB chip and the other slot is empty. Please let me know if you have any more questions! Sincerely, Rafael
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all i did was. i had (1) 512mb and added (1gb) to the other slot works for me but the best way to do that is get 2i have 1.5 gb now. computers work by the power of 2 -- so if you have 128+ 128 =256 or 256+256 =512512+512=1gb not all computers are picky some time you can like me 512+1gb and it works but other computers some time the power of 2 is the way you have to go
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Timothy, there are 4 memory slots. System ships with 2x 8GB installed. Maximum memory is 32GB.
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Yes. These use the notebook style SO-DIMM modules and only one slot is occupied making it quite easy to add another 4gb module to yield a total of 8gb.