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See p. 116 here:
You realize that accessing the memory slots will mean removing the motherboard, right? I am pretty sure you would not be in warranty so that is not an issue but it is a tricky thing.
The Manual says 12 gigs is the maximum, but in reality the max is 16 gigs. That would be 2 x 8 gig DDR3L-1600. I would either add a 4 gig for a total of 8 or best, put in 2 identical 8 gig modules to have 16 so you only have to go in there once.
The reason to have 2 identical modules is dual channel memory performance. 2 identical modules will run about 10% faster than 2 mismatched modules so for a few reasons 8 gigs is likely to outperform 12.
4 GB memory module 691740-005
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16 gigs is about $65 right now which is a very low historical price point for memory.
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See p. 116 here:
You realize that accessing the memory slots will mean removing the motherboard, right? I am pretty sure you would not be in warranty so that is not an issue but it is a tricky thing.
The Manual says 12 gigs is the maximum, but in reality the max is 16 gigs. That would be 2 x 8 gig DDR3L-1600. I would either add a 4 gig for a total of 8 or best, put in 2 identical 8 gig modules to have 16 so you only have to go in there once.
The reason to have 2 identical modules is dual channel memory performance. 2 identical modules will run about 10% faster than 2 mismatched modules so for a few reasons 8 gigs is likely to outperform 12.
4 GB memory module 691740-005
8 GB memory module 693374-005
16 gigs is about $65 right now which is a very low historical price point for memory.
Post back if you need any more help.
If this is "the Answer" please click "Accept as Solution" to help others find it.
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