Win7(64), HP M9150f. I want to run flightsim &amp; considering upgrading CPU, PWR and graphics. Can I add to the 2gigs stanrdard memory later if I want ?
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You can't add memory to any graphics card.* You can add memory to your to system board but that isn't the same as VRAM.
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Depends on the model you get. The full sized tower has open slots for you to plug in the memory. My smaller tower does not have open slots. It only matters if you are running 64 bit files, my 745 came preloaded with 32 bit Windows 7. Extra memory won't speed up anything as far as I know. Maybe some pro's know better. "good opinions online if you google the Q"
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Of course, but if you choose Win7 x32 bit, then you will be limited to only being able to use 4gb of the 8gb installed ram. I suggest Win 7 x64 bit to maximize all usable ram.
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This memory should work in your computer. HP / Compaq specs ( http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02623676&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&product=5049573#N318) call for 240-pin DDR3-1066 / 1333, unbuffered, non-error correcting code memory. You cannot take advantage of more than 4 GB of memory unless you're using a 64-bit operating system (Windows or other). Your system has two motherboard system memory "sockets" (connectors), each of which will accept memory cards up to 4 GB in size, for a total of not more than 8 GB memory. I'd advise against leaving the existing 2 GB DIMM (dual inline memory module) installed when adding new memory; system operation is usually better using either a single DIMM, or a pair of "matched" DIMMs (modules of identical manufacture and part number). Finally, if you have questions like this, I'd suggest you look up your computer's specs, as I did, before asking for information from strangers who may or may not know much about your topic of interest. Good luck!
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The specks are correct - I have been pleased with this brand using it lately in several desktop upgrades. Shut it down, pull the battery and then swap out the memory - Dell with then give you instructions on F1 key for accepting the upgrade or change in the installed memory. Not meaning to sound like a know it all but I would rather keep you safe.
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Yes there is a dimm slot to add memory to the unit. Not sure if it will increase speeds, but it would allow you to run more apps on the sydtem
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No. The memory is fixed on the motherboard and is not something that you can upgrade. 4GB RAM is all that it has and will ever have.
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sorry, won't go... changing the power supply is gonna be a must. That small amount of power would be hard pressed to even run expanded memory options well.
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Not quite certain understand your question - just be certain you order the correct memory. My HP is an older model and maxes out at 2gb - I gig in each memory slot and I checked the specs to get the correct type and clock speed. As far as operation and my satisfaction, the boards were exactly what I needed and make the computer operate quite a bit faster with NO problems. Hope this helps - - -
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no this computer only add msata 2slot(1slot occupied wifi)and 1sata(2.5inch) and 2 ram slot
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it should be the same and when you change the motherboard upgrade the cpu chip to zm-86 2.4 ghz i did it to mine to bring it back to life from dead screen. and change the fan while it,s apart (mine buzzes gotta pull to change fan) only problem after installing was hp update reads my computer wrong but it works perfect. and for peace of mind put the square insurance for 12 bucks for two years peace of mind
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same configuration yes, however does the Windows OS you have support more RAM? (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa366778(v=vs.85).aspx) and does the motherboard?they should but just some items to check and be sure.....
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Yes you can. But after upgrading it if it not work, you'll need to upgrade the Bios. Then you good to go.
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My preference is fo OEM over upgrade but back up your data first of course. Can't guarantee everything (sw/hw) will work going from 32 to 64 bit but there are usually workarounds.
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The 780 SFF has 4 slots which can accommodate (4) 2GB DDR3 memory modules up to 8GB max. A 64 Bit OS would need to be installed to utilize the entire 8GB. Thanks
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I've done it with window 7 on the same drive. But I don't know but I plan to test I have the 64gb supersonic
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For ram I got Corsair Memory VS2GSDS800D2 2 GB PC2-6400 800MHz 200-pin DDR2 SODIMM Laptop Memory, works fine. Get 4gb sdhc for ReadyBoost feature in Win 7 Some people got SSD but those cost a lot, I'd rather have a bigger capacity hard drive personally (for movies during travel) For bloatware (it's all the stuff you don't need that comes with a pc, like some players or anti-virus that will expire in 30 days), I just installed a new version of Win 7 using usb stick. Here is a good guide on how to do it: http://www.maximumpc.com/article/howtos/how_to_install_windows_7_beta_a_usb_key Otherwise, if you want to keep Win 7 Starter, just do a search on how to get rid of bloatware. Use ninite.com to get few good apps that can clean up your pc. Uninstall all the useless crap, in msconfig turn off everything at Startup except AV prog and trackpad. There are many good guides out there, specifically for eee family!