where is the access point for upgrading the ram?
1148550
There's a single screw on the bottom of the netbook on the side of the spacebar. Take off the back and the first device closest to the screw you took off is the RAM that's already installed. The slot for extra rame is directly across from it and inserted the opposite way. Hope this helps.
1148551
I don't know, Bill. I returned it. I hope you can find your answer somewhere. Sorry.
1148552
If you do a search on you tube you will find a video that will show you how to do it. It is kind of difficult and if you are not careful you will break the tabs off
198766
Not sure how many memory slots it has, as I've never opened the computer. Frankly, unless I was an expert at tearing these things down and building them up, I would not upgrade the RAM; which I'm not sure is possible.
1452906
No. The memory is fixed on the motherboard and is not something that you can upgrade. 4GB RAM is all that it has and will ever have.
941570
Not sure, but I went to www.crucial.com to find the specific ram for my PC!
264297
CPU is hardwired to Motherboard, memory is upgradeable to 16 gb, recommend Crucial CT2KIT102464BF1339 available on Amazon. WiFi 802.11 bgn compatible wireless networking included with unit so no upgrade needed in that regard.
2034561
The 4GB RAM is on one module, there are two slots so max upgrade is 2 x 8GB for 16GB or buy an extra 4GB to make 8GB.
360657
Yes, Ram can be upgraded to 4GB via standard SODIMM modules. 8GB is a possibility but needs to be confirmed but not much point going to 8gb at this stage.
1772864
found this link - which says - there is only one screw at the bottom which gives access to RAM. Could you also please post pictures/video while upgrading the RAM is possible.http://www.nerdycomputers.com/laptop/asus-eee-pc-1015ped-pu17-bu-10-1-inch-blue-netbook-up-to-13-hours-of-battery-life/
1262078
The steps to install the memory may be in the instruction manual for the PC. Or, at the dell.com website, you should be able to find a PDF of it. In the past, I've been able to find information on the Internet by using a search engine (like yahoo.com) to search for my PC's model number and words such as "how to" and "memory upgrade". I've even been able to find short videos on YouTube that have shown how to do the upgrade for my specific PC.
1735724
Hello Yen, Yes, you can upgrade it. However, the two RAM slots on the computer are filled with the original memory cards (two 512KB PC 5300 SO-DIMM). To upgrade it to 2GB, you have to remove the two original RAM cards and replace them with two 1GB cards. So, the cost to upgrade this computer includes (or can be offset by selling) the two original cards. I checked DealNews.com and they show this type of card selling at US$66 each and up. Note that if you buy the computer preconfigured with 2GB RAM directly from Apple that you will be charged an additional US$175. (This would include installation, but you would not have the two RAM cards to sell.) Hope this helps.
175924
Are you referring to the CPU by any chance? To be honest I'm not entirely sure. But I believe you could probably find another processor to replace the one that comes with it, since you can get access to most parts by taking the bottom off of the computer. But I just replaced the RAM to upgrade from 1 to 2 gb. I am by no means a computer expert, I just know my way around the internet. :)
2003443
find your answer on crucial.com. They will download a short program that will checkout your system and give you a list of what spaces are available, what memory is in there, and a list of potential upgrade option and, it's free. I have used it for years and have found no better way to find out how to upgrade several compurters' memory. No, I don't have a financial interest in Crucial.
101533
better answer after looking at the screw schematic, there's no easy way to upgrade the memory or storage. That's because the battery is hidden away inside the case, and there's no access panel for removing parts for repair or upgrade.
1246687
heres a guide to installing ram. if the link fails, just go to apple.com and click the support page. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303721
290368
I haven't physically opened to verify whether or not the RAM can be upgraded however from reviewing the specifications I would assume the RAM is soldered
1231425
Yes, it's a really easy upgrade to 8GB. There's one slot, take 2GB out and put the 8GB stick in.
1559199
Yeshttp://www.corsair.com/en/memory-by-product-family/value-select-memory-upgrades/cm3x8gsdkit1066.html