ремонт Lenovo IdeaCentre H530s - Обновление памяти

It literally shows 16gb in the video fool

I believe it is a microATX sized board.

Thnx, Its just that i have a Lenovo H30-05 and im not to sure what size the motherboard is.

+G Holyspotweld Make sure its seated all the way. Also, you could check that its not a bad stick of ram by swapping the two sticks.

Just put it in your pc won't explode

+xxx_Billy_Mays _here_xxx As long as you go with the low profile one it will fit. http://goo.gl/1zoXpK

+AdventuresInDIY ok thanks

+DJ-Menace the h500 has a single sodimm slot (like a laptop) that can handle up to 8GB of RAM on that slot. It looks like the suggested configuration is a DDR3 PC3-12800. With that being said a safe (and suggested by Crucial) choice would be this 8GB SODIMM http://amzn.to/1McOYlS . When I don't know the exact specs on a motherboard I use the Crucial site to help figure out configurations. Its what I used when figuring out mine.

+AdventuresInDIY Hi mate thanks for the reply i think i have the same pc as you it has two ram slots i upgraded the ram to two hyper x 4gb total of 8gb and its working fine do you think i could upgrade to 16gb also i need a graphics card i couldnt find the one you used could you recommend a graphics card please.

HattiieeLikee It doesn't look like they make one in a low profile form factor...Sorry

Its alright:) thanks!

+Doug Rowe depends if your computer can handle 16gb go to crucial scan and search if you're pc is valid with 16gb than if you wish to install 16gb ram in your pc go ahead.

Yes

@@Pierredorado300 lol thanks bro

RedTea and also is there only one 4GB ram or 2x2GB ram?

RedTea If I remember correctly there is only one 4GB sticks in there. The reason you want to put two of the same kinds of RAM in is so you can take advantage of the Dual Channel memory capabilities of the h87 chipset. http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Everything-You-Need-to-Know-About-the-Dual-Triple-and-Quad-Channel-Memory-Architectures/133/3

AdventuresInDIY actually is it 1600 or just 1333?

dumb idea, always better to spread your ram over more than 1 stick.

For every day use you will have a perceived performance boost because programs will stay longer in memory instead of having to be cached on the hard drive. Writing to the hard drive is substantially slower than writing to memory.

oh thanks.