Choose the right memory for your notebook


When choosing a memory stick, pay attention to four points: computer memory specifications, memory frequency, voltage, and the maximum memory supported by the computer

The test software uses cpu-z . According to your computer's digits, use 36-bit or 64-bit, and then double-click to install it directly.
Baidu network disk link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1lEcGXonmjNMSJZFZwNaTvQ
extraction code: gqhc

See if the computer can install two or more memory modules

Method 1 (not very accurate):
Because the computer itself has two slots, the number of memory modules that can be loaded on my computer is two, and I can install another memory module. Insert picture description hereInsert picture description here
Method two (more accurate):
Check the number of channels. Single-channel means only one memory slot, and dual-channel has two.

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Computer memory specifications

DDR3
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Memory frequency

1600Mhz
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Voltage

Low voltage 1.35v

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Maximum memory supported by the computer

  1. Command line window-cmd
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  2. The number obtained by calculating the maximum memory divided by 1024*1024 is the maximum memory supported by the computer
    16777216 divided by 1024*1024 is equal to 16, that is, the maximum memory supported by the computer is 16, and you should not exceed 16g when you buy it.

Memory module installation

This is relatively simple and rude, just turn on the computer to find a slot, and just put the purchased one in.
To check whether the installation is successful, the simpler is My Computer-Right Click-Properties. Installed memory = original notebook's own + new installed.
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