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‎12-06-2019 09:40 AM

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Product: HP 250 G5 Notebook
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hello my laptop g5 use 4gb ddr3L ram but i have 1 more 4 gb ram but it is ddr3 1,5 vol and no low vol like the build in ram of laptop and i need to make ddr3 work to upgrade my laptop without buy a new ddr3L low vol ram, can you please tell me a way to make my bios read the ddr3 ram ?

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‎12-06-2019 09:48 AM

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Can't be done. Low voltage RAM will also run at high voltage but high voltage will not run at low voltage. The 1.5 volt DDR3 memory cannot be used in that laptop. The motherboard is designed to run only with DDR3L memory. 

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‎12-06-2019 09:48 AM

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Can't be done. Low voltage RAM will also run at high voltage but high voltage will not run at low voltage. The 1.5 volt DDR3 memory cannot be used in that laptop. The motherboard is designed to run only with DDR3L memory. 

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