RAM: What's the real story?
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There are many Acer Aspire One models, and they all vary in their hardware specifications and preinstalled operating system. The specific model of AO722-0473 comes with 2GB of RAM. You can easily upgrade to 4GB by removing the existing 2GB SODIMM and replacing it with a 4GB SODIMM.
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I don't really know! I tried installing ram from Best Buy on 2 different occasions and, had to return the ram because it wouldn't boot. So, I asked a member of the Geek Squad why the ram I purchased wouldn't boot. He took my computer in the back and tested it and said that I had to have this kind of low voltage ram. I had to have 1.35v ram for my computer to work. So, to make a long story short Vengence is what I chose because I read the reviews and knew they make good stuff �
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Well, that is not necessarily true. Kits provide a matched set of memory sticks. They are measured to insure their specs are identical. This can be important if you are overclocking the memory. If you are using it at rated speeds, however, it probably doesn't matter much.
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Sadly, I am not computer-savvy enough to find that information (especially as I am still getting used to Windows 8). Perhaps you could give some quick instruction on where to find ddr memory, and I can look it up on my laptop.
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No RAM, its a network storage device. This model at 2TB total storage on two magnetic disc drives, but the logical setup is RAID1, so effectively it is 1TB
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Yes, these are two sticks of 4 gigs each for a total of 8 gigs of ram. They're on sale for $65! Get them! (I paid $85 :p)
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Sorry been busy at work, just saw the email. Your answer is that it has two gigs of ram.
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Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says Netlist...either way it works great! Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says... » Read More Like Mark Nelson I gave up and went back to the original 1gb that came in it.But here is a link from a Amazon review from someone who thinks they found the right memory for the ASUS 1005PERoy Fowler says:http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=hynix+2GB&x;=17&y;=14is the link to Amazon for the RAM stick that is working fine for me...i received it from OEMPCWORLD and altho it says Hynix at Amazon the stick itself says Netlist...either way it works great! « Show Less
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Yes, these are two sticks of 4 gigs each for a total of 8 gigs of ram.They're on sale for $65! Get them! (I paid $85 :p)
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Yes, it worked for my ram. I looked at alot of pics just to be sure. The old one came completely off so it was easier to tell. This is the replacement i bought and it works well.
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This is another case of Amazon supporting fraudulent claims by sellers. Apple does not sell RAM modules to the public. The claim that this is an Apple product is false. That said, I've upgraded many Apple computers with third party RAM and not had a problem. The question I have is "If the seller is willing to fool you about who he is, is he also willing to fool you about the RAM meeting Apple's specifications?" Fool me once, fool me twice, and all that. At leat buy from someone who admits their real name, like Kingston, PNY or Corsair.
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Considering the generation of computer this RAM was designed for, I would have to say it's a low density device.
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Prices are nearly double what they were. There has been mention from a few RAM manufacturers stating decreased prices soon, and I have noticed a slight dip already. DDR4 is around the corner, so they should start dropping then - at least, I would assume.
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I am not home at the moment, am out of town, so I cannot look at documentation. But from experience from buying ram, I would say this ram is unbuffered because of it's price point. Buffered ram is much more expensive than unbuffered ram. I've never been able to justify the cost. I have never had any problems with unbuffered ram. That being said, I don't run mission critical software. I run financial, music and photo editing software mostly. Donna
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I asked my brother, a computer geek and a doctor, and he said 1G is more than enough RAM. He also asked me how often I use a bluetooth for anything now and the answer is never. Every month there are new computer specs and better equipment coming out so I will never have it all. I think I worry about making a mistake and not trusting my own decisions. Did you get yours yet?
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This is a type of speed rating given to the ram as they develope newer models. judging by the types given here there isn't enough difference to call. you would be talking millions of a second now you could spend more money on the newer types but for every day use in home or business you would not see any difference. Now if you are trying to devolop some type of robotic instrument then the more power the better.
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i went to http://www.crucial.com/?gclid=CNTB7fq-1bgCFUQ6Qgod5ncA-A&cpe;=pd_google_us&ef;_id=UecVxwAAAEpMSugH:20130729195950:s it checks what you can add to your computer with a program, i found my RAM on amazon for less and got it there.