Can anyone confirm if this specific 70A4000HUX model supports 32 GB of RAM? The manual says only 16 GB but everywhere else it says 32 GB.
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Yes, The User manual reads that it will support up to 32gb. - 4x8gb. - 1600 - DDR3 - ECC
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Hi, good question I didn't have an answer for so I googled it. Lots of answers all saying the same thing. Windows 7 (32-bit) will support up to 4GB but I think it only use 3.3GB of RAM.
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From HP n40l specifications, o Two (2) DIMM slotso 4GB (1x4GB) Standard/8GB Maximum, using PC3-10600E DDR3 Unbuffered (UDIMM) ECC memory, operating at max. 800MHz. I used Kingston part# KTH-PL313E/4G.
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The model I have listed under ttNB has 16GB of RAM. Check the descriptions well. Amazon did not have the exact model of my configuration. Everything is identical except for added extras, including the RAM.
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The board has the following specifications which allow it to support a maximum of 32gb.4 x DIMM, Max. 32GB, DDR3 2400(O.C.)/2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 MHz Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory Quad Channel Memory Architecture Supports Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (XMP)* Hyper DIMM support is subject to the physical characteristics of individual CPUs. * Refer to www.asus.com for the Memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists).
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Yes, it does use upto 32GB of RAM (4x 8GB), also keep in mind max is at 2133MHz only by G.Skill! Any other maker can run all other lower speeds. I have 16GB 1600MHz Kingston Hyper X Beasts! They work awesome!
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It can support up to 64 gigs of ram my personal preference would be the fastest speed your motherboard supports. I went with GSkill and love their ram. Something like this 32GB G.Skill DDR3 PC3-19200 2400MHz Trident X Series CL10 (10-12-12-31) Quad Channel kit
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Hello, It appears the MB can take a maximum of 32GB. I am using only 2 DIMMs of 8GB for a total of 16GB. It has 4 slots.Hope it helps.
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I used http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005O65JXI/ with this one, and seems to work fine this far. However, with my motherboard, http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-Motherboard-Triple-Monitor-support-Windows/dp/B009L1EOKQ/ , it makes it impossible for you to install RAM in DDR3_4 slot (the one closer to CPU socket). Not a big deal for me, as I just added two 8GB modules for the 16GB I wanted, but is something you need to bear in mind (it looks like your board has more space there, but I am not sure). Also, you should consider this CPU instead: http://www.amazon.com/AMD-AD785KXBJABOX-3-7-Socket/dp/B00H7Z7YMI/ (I have been considering to sell mine CPU + motherboard to buy this one, and another motherboard that supports FM2+ socket).
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Disappointed that it has only 4gb memory capability, hope that its a miss print can anybody confirm that? Don't know what to do now, the price of ram always goes down and the need for it always seems to increase.
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I am 95% sure I looked it up and it said 4GB max. I got 3 in mine and works great. Remember the processor is a Pentium 4 which in a sense does not know anything in the consideration of high RAM
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Hi Erallo. No, this motherboard supports up 1866MHZ (DDR3). So I have this motherboard and also bought Kingston HyperX Fury 16GB kit that runs at 1866MHZ. I plan on buying another kit to max out at 32GB of RAM
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The G3220, can support 32 GB on 4 slots. There are 2 slots on the mother board, not 4, one taken by the 4 GB DIMM installed at the factory. I upgraded my H530s with 2 x 8GB UDIMM DDR3 PC3.12800 1600 Mhz Dimms for a total of 16 GB recognized by the BIOS and Windows at 1600 MHz.
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Yes it is expandable to 32 GB of RAM, but make sure you get the exact same type and speed of memory that is already in it, which in mine is DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3-12800)
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It accepts DDR3L 1066/1333MHz 1.35 volt SODIMM. Look for PC-10600 for the faster speed and PC-8500 for the slower speed. It's expandable up to 8GB of that type of RAM. Keep in mind that it has only a single RAM socket, so you won't be able to expand its RAM with more than one SODIMM at a time.
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It's very late, but I'm going to answer anyways for the sake of answering questions. This is a [DDR3 SODIMM 8GB] stick of RAM, and everything in the brackets is a restriction DDR3 - a RAM design pattern that only works with current generation CPUs (2009+, mainly for computers made in 2011+), which are usually 64-bit. I don't think any 32-bit computers will use DDR3. SODIMM - not intended for desktops. It's a RAM shape/design made for portable devices that are usually not power consumptive. It's safe to assume that SODIMM only works with laptops. 8GB - only 64-bit computers will use the full 8GB. 32-bit computers will only use like ~3.8GB RAM max even if the RAM installed is 6GB, 8GB, 16GB, etc. The point is that 64-bit computers will utilize any GB of RAM (I think up to 256GB, which is insane and kinda pointless unless you turn them all into RAM-drives), and that 32-bit computers will not use any more than 4GB of RAM. This particular stick of RAM is dual voltage so IF you laptop supports low voltage RAM then it will run at 1.28-1.35V on reuglar or max load. However, if your laptop does not support low voltage, it will treat it as "regular" ram and run at 1.5V on regular or max load.
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I upgraded to 8GB of memory (2x4G, DDR3 SO-DIMM) like this one http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-PC3-12800-204-Pin-Notebook-CT2KIT51264BF160B/dp/B005LDLVAO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1397079242&sr=8-2&keywords=SO-DIMM+ddr3. The system feels much snapper when many pages are open at the same time. It is easy to upgrade RAM, just remove the four rubber feet and the screws underneath them. Theoretically, the CPU supports 16GB, not sure if the mother board supports that much of memory. If someone has 16GB of memory at hand, please try and report back. The recognized memory size can be found in chrome://system (type it in the url bar).