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I am using HP 2000 2116tu laptop model. Now i want to upgrade the RAM. I want to upgrade it to 8gb. In my laptop model ddr3 1600 Mhz 1.5 V support. Can i use 8 gb ddr 3 1600Mhz 1.35 volt ram? It will give same performance? 

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@Anupam000 

 

It is ok to use 1.35V RAM, machine will use less power and a bit cooler.

 

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Hi,

Yes. DDR3 RAM uses 1.5V and DDR3L RAM uses 1.35V

DDR3L RAM can be used in a DDR3 notebook, such as yours, as it is compatible and will use the 1,5V without any problem. DDR3 RAM can not be usd in a DDR3L machine as it will not have enough volts.

So basically there will be no difference if you use DDR3 or DDR3L RAM.

 

Hope it helps,

David

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