what kind of memory do I need to order to upgrade this to 4 gigs?
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Try going on Yahoo and type 1215N memory. You will get many sites showing the upgraded memory and different prices. I have an asus laptop that had the 4 gig and transferred it to my 1215N then ended up buying from Crucial Memory the upgrade for the larger computer.
1251047
2 GB DDR3 SDRAM, although I am not sure if there is another slot for extra RAM memory. You have to open it and see (or your service shop)...hope this helps! :)
1251048
You will need to look at what it has already as some have all of the memory slots filled so to upgrade, you actually need to replace the existing memory
50331
It comes with 4GB memory as a standard. However, you could upgrade it to 8GB with additional cost of $45.
1815809
Your laptop should be able to use this, but didn't it come with 4Gb already?
1769489
http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Gateway-memory/T-6800+Series/T-6836-upgrades.html Your system would require 64 bit O/S to see more than 4 gb
297560
Your 4MB should work just fine. It seems not to make any difference what MB size card you use. Currently using an 8
202922
4GB, but it won't matter. Ram amount won't matter if the video card or processor can't handle the 1080p signal getting sent to it. It's quality goes down before the video is even sent to the ram.
2124177
Best bet is crucial.com they will scan your computer and tell you what will work in your system. Found that Amazon had best price. The 2gb kit worked great for me.
539858
comes with 4gb memory u can purchase more memory anytime u want from any where
1473167
Mine came with 2 x 2Gb memories, it has two slots so you may buy a 2 x 4Gb kit and replace the actual memories
2067077
you can use the single 8GB stick. As mentioned elsewhere, it will probably run a bit faster with 2 sticks of 4 (as long as you aren't using slower memory).
2077030
I would have to look but i think you can upgrade to 32 gigs of ram, i believe there is three more open bays.
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You can buy it with either 4 or 8 GB but you cannot upgrade it later. The chips are hardwired to the main board.
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Go to crucial.com, log in and have them scan your computer for memory availablility for your system and recommended upgrade to meet your needs. Note it is recommended that all memory sticks added to a system should be the same type and manf. Once you get that infomation with the Crucial product number you can shop for the number of compatable memory sticks you need to attain 2,4,6,8 Meg of memory you want or will fit your system. Remember to keep them the same type (size) and make. You now can shop to find the best deal. Watch for shipping and return charges. Personnaly I Have never had a crucial memory stick failure also have used their SS-hard drives. Go to crucial.com, log in and have them scan your computer for memory availablility for your system and recommended upgrade to meet your needs. Note it is recommended that all memory sticks added to a system should be the same type and manf. Once you get that infomation with the Crucial product number you can shop for the number of compatable memory sticks you need to attain 2,4,6,8 Meg of memory you want or will fit your system. Remember to keep them the same type (size) and make. You now can shop to find the best deal. Watch for shipping and return charges. Personnaly I Have never had a... » Read More Go to crucial.com, log in and have them scan your computer for memory availablility for your system and recommended upgrade to meet your needs. Note it is recommended that all memory sticks added to a system should be the same type and manf. Once you get that infomation with the Crucial product number you can shop for the number of compatable memory sticks you need to attain 2,4,6,8 Meg of memory you want or will fit your system. Remember to keep them the same type (size) and make. You now can shop to find the best deal. Watch for shipping and return charges. Personnaly I Have never had a crucial memory stick failure also have used their SS-hard drives. « Show Less
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Yes, sir. ECC memory. Although, I would recommend a little more than 4GB for that type of machine, unless of course you're adding to it. Just personal opinion.
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I wouldn't know but go to crucial.com, download the system scanner and run the program. It will tell you exact what ram you need
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mine had 4gb and i upgraded to the 8gb.. which i think is the min amount of ram to have
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I've updated my RAM and it was incredibly easy; most online places allow you to look up what memory you will need. I went from the standard 4GB to 10GB (I bought one 8GB stick). There are small screws on the bottom of the laptop (don't lose them!) and then you click out the old memory stick and pop in the new one.I found several videos online that were helpful also!