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‎03-27-2020 10:52 PM - edited ‎03-27-2020 11:00 PM

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Product: HP Notebook - 15-da0019nia
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Greetings

 

I have a laptop with model HP Notebook - 15-da0019nia and the motherboard model is 84A7 (U3E1). It has 2 memory slots, one is occupied with 8 GB DDR4 and the other is free, I can't find any document about the motherboard specification, Since I want to upgrade the Ram I want to know the maximum RAM the motherboard can handle. Any help is appreciated.

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‎03-28-2020 01:35 AM - edited ‎03-28-2020 01:36 AM

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Hello @Abushe,

 

The HP Notebook - 15-da0019nia supports a maximum of 32GB (2*16 GB) of DDR4-2400 memory. Higher speeds will work as well but please keep in mind that the memory will run at the speed of the slowest stick.

 

For replacement procedures, you do have the Maintenance and Service Guide, starting from page 29, and you may also be able to find a relevant video on the HP Support YouTube channel. However, without the proper safety precautions and experience, computer part replacements can go terribly. Therefore, if you do not feel confident, I highly recommend you find a technician at a local computer repair shop. 

 

Any reputable brand should work and Crucial has options.

 

Please note that any damage incurred through the normal usage or upgrade process of a user will most likely not be covered under HP's standard manufacturing warranty unless an additional ADP (Accidental Damage Protection) plan was purchased.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Please Accept as Solution if this answered your question.

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‎03-28-2020 01:35 AM - edited ‎03-28-2020 01:36 AM

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Hello @Abushe,

 

The HP Notebook - 15-da0019nia supports a maximum of 32GB (2*16 GB) of DDR4-2400 memory. Higher speeds will work as well but please keep in mind that the memory will run at the speed of the slowest stick.

 

For replacement procedures, you do have the Maintenance and Service Guide, starting from page 29, and you may also be able to find a relevant video on the HP Support YouTube channel. However, without the proper safety precautions and experience, computer part replacements can go terribly. Therefore, if you do not feel confident, I highly recommend you find a technician at a local computer repair shop. 

 

Any reputable brand should work and Crucial has options.

 

Please note that any damage incurred through the normal usage or upgrade process of a user will most likely not be covered under HP's standard manufacturing warranty unless an additional ADP (Accidental Damage Protection) plan was purchased.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Please Accept as Solution if this answered your question.

I used to be an HP Expert. I no longer participate in this community.
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