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@reble1 wrote:What could happen if I were to stick that 1gb stick in the 2nd slot with the 2gb stick in the bottom slot?
The notebook may or may not boot to Windows.
It might not even start up with the press of the power button. It could even work but it is a gamble.
Upgrading memory in non-standard (best practice fashion) is always a bit of a crap shoot.
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That would not be a good idea.
The best practice is to follow is to always use a matching set of identical memory.
Purchase a pair of guaranteed compatible memory modules from a well known memory maker.
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@reble1 wrote:What could happen if I were to stick that 1gb stick in the 2nd slot with the 2gb stick in the bottom slot?
The notebook may or may not boot to Windows.
It might not even start up with the press of the power button. It could even work but it is a gamble.
Upgrading memory in non-standard (best practice fashion) is always a bit of a crap shoot.
I am a volunteer forum member. If my suggestion helped you solve your issue, help others by marking that post as the accepted solution. Say thanks by clicking on the Yes button next to the "was this reply helpful?"
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