My 5515 currently has 3 Gb. Can I add more to make it faster?
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Well that would depend on whatever a 5515 is. I have no idea. You might try searching online for the full name of the PC, not just a number. Search for "system memory".
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yes the current max DDR RAM you can put in is 4 gig and it does make the Acer go little bit quicker
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Check the specifications on your computer which should have came with your computer. If you don't have that you can get that info from Dell website if it is a dell as it tells you what your system can be upgrade to. A good site I also like is OEMPCWORLD.COM it list all makes and models. I do hope this helps.
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If your compute is the same as mine (ie acer) then it should improve your speed quite significantly. My computers operating system flooded all of the current memory, so when I added more memory it made a significant difference. Again, if your computer is the same as mine, you should have an additional slot to add this memory - so you will only be getting an improvement.
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It will depend on how many slots your machine has available for RAM. Look in your machine to see if you have an empty slot. If you do, then you can just put more RAM in the empty slot. If all of the slots are taken, you will want to replace one of the smaller sticks of RAM with a larger one.
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Only if you have a windows 64 bit operating system. The 32 bit cannot see more than 3gb of memory
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Go to www.crucial.com and run their system scanner. The results from the scan will show how much and what type of memory your system can run. The results will also show compatible memory upgrade recommendations.
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Probably not. I have installed 2 2GB cards in my 5516. So I have 4GB but on my system properties screen it shows: 4GB (3GB usable).
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Yes, it should be 4GB. "4 MB" that is a typo. Thanks alerting us to this you have sharp eyes.
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That depends on how much RAM You get with it. I recommend a minimum of 3 GB.
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My 5516-5474 has 2 slots,it came with 2GB,I added another 2GB for a total of 4GB.
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Yes you can. You must re-format the card to FAT32 (use Easeus partition program--free). Create an unallocated partion of 300 MB, format to FAT32, and your card will have 59.xxGB to use.Good luck!David
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yes, generally it can be espanded to 64 GB`s. To be more specific the particular model would have to be known.
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yes ,,, at least up to 64 Gig ,,, you might have to format the chip after u install it
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There is a small jumper that comes with the drive that will allow you to make it either 3 or 6 whichever you need, the 6 is faster and may work with your system, Try it on 6 first and if it doesn't work you can use the 3 .
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Yes. You can switch the 2 gb for a 4gb if you want to improve performance. The computer will not recognize any more than that though.
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Yes you can. In fact it's incredibly easy. Here's a video showing you how. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyUfs788cJk Just as an fyi, the max is 2gbs.
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I have 8gb in mine but it is not clear what the max is (as you probably know by searching the web.)
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Add at least 2 GB of SD card memory and you should be good to go. If you have a more lenient budget, go for a 4 GB SD card.
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U can add up to 32gb from a micro SD card. Speed is ok,it's all depends on the speed of your internet
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Yes, I installed 16 GB from Kingston. It states the max is 8 GB but it will take more.
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good evening, I will actually install a 32 gb and not think of any problem, now I have a 16 gb and goes just as well.
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Yes, I actually threw a 16 gb in mind as soon as I got it, plz feel free to ask any more questions
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I picked up 2 2 GB, only one would work at a time, so I only have 3 GB in my computer 1 GB original and 1 2GB new addition, with a 2 GB spare, because the new 2+2 would not work at one time.