So, When installing in the E1505 there will be a spot for both chips to get 2GB of memory?
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It depends on the 'machine'... I could only use the one, but it helped tremendously.
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Yes, one memory card goes in the bottom and the other memory card goes under the keyboard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwqnlAUz-QI
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Yes, you do have to hit the F2,F10 for the bios to recognize the new 2 GB module. Otherwise, it will assume it only has a 1 GB module installed.
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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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I don't know. Try a site like crucial.com lets you search for RAM based on your computer model.
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.if putting in 2GB module in eee pc 1000 you need to restart computer after installing the RAM and keep pressing F2. then press F10 to accept the settings in the BIOS. now your eee pc will recognize the 2 GB module yeah,.. plug and play... right
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I'm with Jeff S....you are going to want to put memory in pairs, so I would only recommend 12gb if you find 2x6GB chips. A 16GB kit (2x8GB chips) are pretty reasonably priced at this point, so that would by my recommendation.
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Yes, you are missing thing - dual channel mode for the memory access. Just google for "Single memory vs dual channel". You may get in average 10-20% performance boost but if you decide to upgrade kit, you cant simply add new RAM, as both slots are used by kit.
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2 DIMM slots; Non-ECC dual channel shared1 DDR400 or DDR333 SDRAM system memory up to 2GB using128MB, 256MB, 512MB and 1GB modules SOULD BE OK
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For the first time, this morning Crucial posted a recommended 2Gb memory chip for the 1005PE. It has a different part number from what they recommend for the 1005HA. Hopefully this part will not cause the troubles that occured when using other Crucial memory.
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Probably not. I have installed 2 2GB cards in my 5516. So I have 4GB but on my system properties screen it shows: 4GB (3GB usable).
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You have to be sure if your mother board, support one module of 32GB, and if you planning to buy 2 if you have enought slot to install them on your mother board, both ways I recommend you check the mother board specs to see if they are compatibles.
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Yes, I just did that with 5x of them and it works perfectly. They come with a single 4gb module and adding a second one improves the memory throughput as well because it then goes in dual channel mode. Just be sure to install it in the same color slot as the one that's already in there and you'll be all set. Hope that helps!
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I can't actually answer your question (yet, going to install soon) however since the upgrade to 2gb (via two 1gb chips) is only around $30 here on amazon it seems silly not to upgrade.. also waiting on my memory so I'll post back with my experiences :)
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I was looking at this model at Microcenter today and I assume it has the same specs. It has 4 memory slots and 2 are taken with 2 4gb sticks, so you should be able to add two more to give a total of 16gb.
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Just as you did, I would check with Crucial at crucial.com and use their system analyzer to determine if this is a fit. That's what I did! I was able to use these and went from 2GB to 4GB and was extremely pleased with the increase of performance. In my opinion it's a great value for the gain in performance. I suspect if the specs are the same it will work.
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yes you can do that its pretty simple . all you need to find out your ram model . that you can call to customer care and asked them .then by online same memory and install it.
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I think you can go up to 8GB RAM before you are limited by the chipset on the board.