what type used memory
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if you are asking what type of memory this mb use,.. you can go to the asus website and get to this model and you will find a list there of the recommended memory types that had been tested by asus. It is a ddr 3 memory type ,but for the speeds and compatibility list refer to the asus website page for this specific motherboard. Different 2011 X79 asus models will accept different ddr3 speeds so you have to check which ones applies for this model.
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No idea. Best bet would be to go to Crucial.com and look up your computer. They also have a downloadable utility that will detect what you have and match it with the proper memory. Kingston's web site may also be able to help you.
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Go to crucial.com it has a memory finder that will tell you what kind of memory your laptop requires
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The version I bought has a 16gb memory with 4.86gb used by system files. I added on a 30gb memory card. Hopefully that helps.
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The basic info for the system on this computer states "Installed memory (RAM) 4.00 GB (3.46 GB usable)"
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
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The original memory chip is 32, but loses some space when it is formatted. This is standard with all types of computer memory, hard drives, flash drives, etc etc.
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no Memory: DDR PC3200, DDR PC2700 Memory Type: DDR PC3200, DDR PC2700, DDR (non-ECC) Maximum Memory: 2GB Slots: 2 http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/Acer-memory/Aspire+Notebooks/Aspire+3000+Series-upgrades.html
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I'm an end user so I have no idea. I think the vendor's website has the correct correspondence of machine to memory. It not, try Googling the memory for that machine.
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Compatible RAM Memory:DDR3 1333;DDR3 1600;DDR3 1800;DDR3 2000;DDR3 2133;DDR3 2200;DDR3 2400;DDR3 2600 Maximum Memory Amount: 32GB
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Maximum memory is 8192MB. There are two slots. The best way to identify the memory that will work is to go to crucial's website and use their tool to identify the different types of memory that will work.
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Best way to find what memory you need is to go to crucial.com and use their system scanner.
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The best way to find out what memory you need, is to visit www.crucial.com (manufacturer's website) and run the "System Scanner" tool. That tool will tell you exactly what type of memory is needed, including the Crucial part number(s).They also have the Memory Advisor tool where you can pick your make/model off of dropdown lists, but I recommend that you use the Scanner tool because it's so simple.
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A typical ddr3 memory from say Kingston or Corsair or any other good manufacturer will do. I used the Corsair Vengenace 8 Gigs.
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It's desktop memory. Check your motherboard's compatibility list to make sure that it'll work in your machine. Typically, the list will be in the manual that came with the motherboard, or barring that, you should be able to download it as a PDF from the manufacturer's website.
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I do not know. What I did for my PC was went to crucial.com and ran a scan to see what kind of memory my computer used and that was how I find this memory for my computer
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The best way to tell if memory will work in your computer is to look in the owner's manual that came with your computer. It should tell what kind of memory chips are compatible. If you don't have access to the owner's manual, the next best step is to go to the manufacturer's web site for your computer (for example, if your computer is a MacBook with 13.3" screen, then go to apple.com and search for your model. You should find a page that will tell which memory type is compatible with your computer. You should click on "Support, click on "Manuals" then find your computer type, and the manual will appear (in .PDF format). Then just look under adding/upgrading memory and it should tell you what kind of memory to use. Finding memory for Windows-based PCs should be a similar process.