How do I get more than one memory channel to store?
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Easiest way is to use either CHIRP software and a computer (requires a USB programming cord that goes from the mic slot to your computer). There's also a free Kenwood software program available from their site-called MCP 1A.
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Programing from the panel is easy, I didn't bother with the cable. Just follow the instructions in the manual. When it says press [MR] to save, it's just a quick press, not a long press of that button.
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A triangle appears under the channel number during the storage step, rotate the selection knob to the chanel you want to program and then press menu (depress knob)
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The terminology "dual-channel memory" is being misused by some in the memory industry, which can mislead the consumer. The fact is there's no such thing as dual-channel memory. There are, however, dual-channel platforms. When properly used, the term "dual channel" refers to the DDR or DDR2 chipset on certain motherboards designed with two memory channels instead of one. The two channels handle memory-processing more efficiently by utilizing the theoretical bandwidth of the two modules, thus reducing system latencies, the timing delays that inherently occur with one memory module. For example, one controller reads and writes data while the second controller prepares for the next access, hence, eliminating the reset and setup delays that occur before one memory module can begin the read/write process all over again. Think of it like two relay runners. The first runner runs one leg while the second runner sets up and prepares to receive the baton smoothly and carry on the task at hand without delay. While performance gains from dual-channel chipsets aren't huge, they can increase bandwidth by as much as 10 percent. To those seeking to push the performance envelope, that 10 percent can be very important. If you have a dual-channel platform and you want to take advantage of the performance gain it offers, our advice is to simply purchase your DDR or DDR2 memory in pairs. However, be very careful to order two modules with the exact same specifications; the modules must be identical to each other to perform correctly.
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Try this: Kingston Value RAM 4GB 1333MHz PC3-10600 DDR3 Non-ECC CL9 DIMM SR x8 Desktop Memory (KVR13N9S8/4)
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If you want to add any additional gb of memory, you can buy a any DDR3 SDRAM SO DIMM 204-pin Speed 1600 MHz ( PC3-12800 ) (for best performance). But remember you only have 2 slots available for easy access, so if you want to have 16gb in total you'll have to buy a 16 gb dual channel memory(8 gb in each slot), because you already have one 8gb dual channel memory (4gb in each slot). Now if you are willing to disassemble your laptop (at you own risk) you have 2 additional slots below the keyboard. Here is a video demonstrating how to do it www(dot)youtube(dot)com/watch?v=MP4myeDK-3U
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Memory must be installed in matched pairs. You may have two 512s and two 1MB chips if you wish.
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If you have enough separation of the channels. E.g. use ch 1for one set and ch 8 for the other. Sometimes you have other things in the 5.8gig range that cause interference. But you should be able to find two usable channels.
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48GB RAM = 4GB x 12 Slot. The problem is, it might only run dual channel if you use a lot of RAM.
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Basically out of the box..this notebook has Slot 'ChannelA-DIMM0' has 4096 MBSlot 'ChannelA-DIMM1' is EmptySlot 'ChannelB-DIMM0' has 4096 MB (serial number xxxx2019)Slot 'ChannelB-DIMM1' is EmptySo with two empty slots my initial thought is yeah if you matched up the same memory sticks...there are two more slots available.
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Assuming that it's a dual channel board, the RAM slots should be color-coded or otherwise marked. If the latter install them in two slots of the same color. Otherwise, check your board's manual and see how the channels are configured so that you install them in different channels. Generally speaking, you would skip one slot, but it's best to consult the manual unless they're color coded.
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I upgraded the memry to 2GB on purchase two or three years ago and it has worked flawlessly since. My understanding is that the memory socket limits the address range to 2GB maximum - 4GB would require one more address line than the socket supports. So this would be a hardware max-out.
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Do you have more than four slots to put them in? I haven't seen a MB with 6 slots yet.
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NoMemory: 2x DDR2-1066(OC)/800/667 and 2x DDR3-1333(OC)/1066/800 DIMM Slots, Dual Channel, Unbuffered, Max Capacity? Of 8GBMeaning 2 slots of DDR2 and 2 slots of DDR3
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I have the computer and the memory, but don't know how to do it. Are there step-by-step instructions anywhere?
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Hello,There is one memory module 4GB installed. You can add another 4GB module.Best regards,Amuras
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The chipset on this pc forces that it have 4 slots. i am unaware of whether it is 1x8 or 2x4 2x4 would take advantage of the dual channel memory though
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You should use 2x4GB sticks to enable dual-channel unganged mode for better performance
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You can get two 4 GB sticks of memory instead. Here is the Amazon link. Good luck. Corsair XMS3 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory (CMX8GX3M2A1600C9)Willis (Bill) Van Gorder