Max memory? Anyone know the maximum amount of memory that can be installed in this laptop?
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The September, 2009, Acer 1810T guide says max. memory is 8 GB when 4 GB modules are available.
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According to acer.com it only up to 4GBhttp://us.acer.com/acer/productv.do?LanguageISOCtxParam=en
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According to acer.com it only up to 4GB http://us.acer.com/acer/productv.do?LanguageISOCtxParam=en
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No, its maximum memory is 4GB and it already comes with that. I got the info from Acer's website and also scanned the PC via http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/ Please note that the laptop comes with just 1 memory slot. See belowMemory Type: DDR3 PC3-10600, DDR3 PC3-8500, DDR3 (non-ECC)Maximum Memory: 4GB Currently Installed Memory: 4GBTotal Memory Slots: 1Available Memory Slots: 0
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I am not 100% positive, but I Believe the max is 16GB (I have also seen conflicting reports between 8 and 16) but most places agree there are only 2 slots (so 2 8GB chips for a max of 16). I only saw 2 when I opened it up to add my additional RAM.
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I let crucial.com scan the laptop. It said it can have 8 gb. 2 sticks of 4 gb
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It can support up to 16 gb. good laptop i have 16 gb installed on it. hope this helped
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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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Go to HP website - under support look up your model number. Then ask for maximum memory.......That should give you the information you need.
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Hello, This is what I found.... System Memory (RAM) Expandable To Nonexpandable Maximum amount of memory a computer can support (as opposed to the amount that comes preinstalled).
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The motherboard on this laptop can only support 8GB of ram at the max, I currently have 8GB in my laptop at this moment
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As far as you can with two slots of laptop RAM. I was able to put 8GB in there and it improved performance a lot.
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Yes, I also add a SSD, actually, I dont think you need 16GB RAM, just my advice. :D I guess u can add two RAMs, cuz I dont remember how many slots it has(it is under the keyboard, if u need help to open keyboard, just ask me).The only one problem of dis laptop is system, but I install Windows 8. hmm...I like dis laptop. P.S. it is not too heavy.
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to my knowledge it is not possible to upgrade the memory. upgrading the hard drive is extrem expensive because asus uses its own SATA type.you better buy a zenbook with 256GB hard drive (they are available for around 1000 USD)
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I believe the maximum is 8gb. I couldn't find the information on Asus' website but Crucial says 8: http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/ASUS-memory/ASUS+Notebooks/ZENBOOK+UX32VD-upgrades.html 8 is what I have in mine but remember that there is 2gb on-board which brings the total to 10gb.
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Maximum memory is 8192MB. There are two slots. The best way to identify the memory that will work is to go to crucial's website and use their tool to identify the different types of memory that will work.
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Hi There, Yes I confirm that the laptop has 16 GB internal memory and 6 GB dedicated (not shared) graphics card memory.The description in the specification details is not right.you can see this also in the MSI site based on the exact model number Dominator-893 which basically indicate a specific setup of this laptop.All the best, Fowzi
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Thank you for you reply.I guess I wasn't clear on what I was asking.Is the notebook upgradeable to 2 GB Ram? [it uses 200 pin 667,pc5300 memory] Is it hard or easy to open the case and get at the memory stick?Will it void my warranty? I'm afraid Crucial can't help me with these questions.
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I would find out of the limitation is the processor or the motherboard. Often times the documentation was not expecting 16gb to be an option at the time so they did not list it. I was able to use it in my Lenovo t420 that said it supported a max of 8GB (4gbx2). This was due to the age of the documentation.