If a slot is already occupied with 4Gb ram, what would be the property of the other memory to buy to bring the system to 8 GB? Thank you.
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Hello, There are 2 memory slots. You can install another 4GB module in the second slot. Best regards, Amuras
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There are four slots for RAM. You can populate it with 4 8GB RAM modules for a total of 32 GB of RAM. As far as speed (MHz) supported, please refer to the Gigabyte website for the supported types of RAM by maker and speeds supported natively (1600 MHz) and overclocked. I've found that doing this bit of research on Gigabyte motherboards yields good info and a lot less frustration when installing the MB, RAM, CPU, etc. When you stray from the supported RAM you most likely will encounter problems, especially if overclocking. If you know what you're doing, it's a great motherboard. Hope this helps. There are four slots for RAM. You can populate it with 4 8GB RAM modules for a total of 32 GB of RAM. As far as speed (MHz) supported, please refer to the Gigabyte website for the supported types of RAM by maker and speeds supported natively (1600 MHz) and overclocked. I've found that doing this bit of research on Gigabyte motherboards yields good info and a lot less frustration when installing the MB, RAM, CPU, etc. When you stray from the supported RAM you most likely will encounter problems, especially if overclocking. If you know what you're doing, it's a great motherboard. Hope this... » Read More There are four slots for RAM. You can populate it with 4 8GB RAM modules for a total of 32 GB of RAM. As far as speed (MHz) supported, please refer to the Gigabyte website for the supported types of RAM by maker and speeds supported natively (1600 MHz) and overclocked. I've found that doing this bit of research on Gigabyte motherboards yields good info and a lot less frustration when installing the MB, RAM, CPU, etc. When you stray from the supported RAM you most likely will encounter problems, especially if overclocking. If you know what you're doing, it's a great motherboard. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, it can. 8GB is the maximum amount of RAM it can handle. It only has one (1) memory slot, so you have to buy an 8GB memory card to replace the 4GB card you currently have. This would work nicely. http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-1600MHz-PC3-12800-KVR16LS11/dp/B00CQ35HBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1414690087&sr=8-1&keywords=8GB+DDR3-1600+low+voltage+%281.35V%29+SO-DIMM+Memory
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Hi, this comes with 2 slots filled with a 2GB stick in each. It says max 4GB because that's all we tested/certified it for; however it should be able to run with 8gb without issue. Though two 4GB sticks of RAM will definitely set you back a few dollars.
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It has 4 ram slots and only supports up to 8gb sticks, so the most you are going to get is 32 gb.
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Yes. In fact, you can go all the way up to 32 GB if you want (you will need a total of four 8GB chips).
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32GB is the max. But I haven't open up the cpu because of warranty. It is a pretty small cpu, if there is any slot open at all, would be two. Due to latecy may vary between different DDR'S, I would replace instead of adding.
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you can use the single 8GB stick. As mentioned elsewhere, it will probably run a bit faster with 2 sticks of 4 (as long as you aren't using slower memory).
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It would depend on the BIOS, but by default it is usually 512mb, and for laptops, as far as I know, there is no way to try and increase this, as the gram is relient on the ram in the system. Basically meaning that if you have 4 gigs of ram in your laptop, the os will only see 3.5 in your case.
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The maxiumum RAM that the motherboard can hold is 32GBs. Currently installed is 2x 4GB sticks. There are 4 total slots available with 2 currently in use.
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It can handle 8gb but needs to be matched well only one slot so you will waste the 2gb module installed.
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Hello, This is what I found.... System Memory (RAM) Expandable To Nonexpandable Maximum amount of memory a computer can support (as opposed to the amount that comes preinstalled).
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Yes you can use it but trying to add it to the existing 8GB on there might cause problems, that memory is 8GB 1600Mhz and this is a 8GB of 1866Mhz its not good mixing memory
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Depends on the motherboard I know it's a micro ATX board and It has duel channel ddr3 memory slots. 8 gigs is MORE than enough.
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It comes with 2GB, since there is only one memory slot it may be upgraded by replacing the original RAM with a 4GB module and it may be possible to use a 8GB instead.
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You can use 8Gb modules, there's only 2 DIMMS. I'm using Corsair DDR 3 16GB kit of 2 8Gb1600Mhz
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It will depend on how many slots your machine has available for RAM. Look in your machine to see if you have an empty slot. If you do, then you can just put more RAM in the empty slot. If all of the slots are taken, you will want to replace one of the smaller sticks of RAM with a larger one.