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@Nlpaswan wrote:Can I put 2 rams of different brands and diff sizes (4gb Hynix + 8gb crucial) DDR3 1600 mhz
Is it going to be fine.
Mixing brands and module capacity usually does not end well. It can also be a waste of your time, money and add frustration to the upgrade. Do it the right way and it will work. Upgrade with identical guaranteed compatible memory modules.
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The maximum installed memory is 16 GB.
The processor cannot be upgraded as it is integrated into the system board. It is not a socketed type processor.
The best practice is to install memory in identical pairs of guaranteed compatible memory modules.
The link below goes to a source of guaranteed compatible memory for your notebook.
https://www.crucial.com/usa/en/compatible-upgrade-for/HP---Compaq/hp-15-af114au
Maintenence & Service guide for a reference source. See pages 17 and 18 of the Computer Major Components section
http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04653881
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If Crucial memory states that 16 GB of their memory is compatible with your notebook, then that means that the company guarantees that it will work.
Crucial memory puts their company reputation on the line when they make a guarantee.
If you don't believe them and just want to put 16 GB of installed memory in the notebook it is your choice.
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@Nlpaswan wrote:Can I put 2 rams of different brands and diff sizes (4gb Hynix + 8gb crucial) DDR3 1600 mhz
Is it going to be fine.
Mixing brands and module capacity usually does not end well. It can also be a waste of your time, money and add frustration to the upgrade. Do it the right way and it will work. Upgrade with identical guaranteed compatible memory modules.
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