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‎03-21-2019 03:54 PM

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Product: 250 g6 3qm21ea#abz
Operating System: Linux

hi I have a problem I have a hp 250 g6 i3 7020u 4g ram ddr4 2133 mHz and I wanted to know if I can increase the ram up to 16g my bios version is f.40 and the laptop model is freedos with parrot security installed the code of the model is 3qm21ea # abz sorry if I write badly and that I don't speak English well thanks to all of the attention

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‎03-21-2019 04:02 PM

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@Mark150 

 

Your machine has Intel Core processor with DDR4 RAM. It supports 16GB (2 x 8GB) of RAM max. You can use following RAM from HP:

 

   8-GB   part # 862398-855

 

or from Amazon

 

    https://www.amazon.com/Genuine-Memory-DDR4-SoDIMM-862398-850/dp/B07GTP6T1Q

 

Regards.

BH
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‎03-25-2019 07:03 AM

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but I have to update the bios to get this power and above all the frequency remains on the 2133 Mhz mine, my machine is the European version I remember that on an old pc asus of 2002 whose last bios update was in 2008 supported 4gb of ram in the European version and in the American version there is always 2gb of ram, my question is if my European version reaches up to 16gb of ram and above all at what frequency my bios is f.40.
thanks again for everything

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