Questions about my laptop memory upgrade

Hello, it is recommended to buy two 1g ones. Take a look at your instruction manual first! See if the branch does not support dual channels, if it does, it can form dual channels.

Because the dual channel greatly improves the performance of the machine. If not, then it doesn't matter! Because if you buy a single 2G, then there is a total, but the machine supports a maximum of 2G, so it is a waste and not cost-effective.

Besides, if you buy two 1G ones, you can avoid compatibility and a series of other problems. And you can save a little budget, the current 1G bar should be around 100, and you must buy it according to the specifications of the original memory, for example, if it is 533, you will buy 533, and if it is 667, you will buy 667!

The last problem is the warranty, it stands to reason that it should affect the warranty, but I also have a notebook, I opened it myself, it doesn't seem to be a seal on it, I also unplugged the memory and saw nothing, so I think there should be no problem with upgrading, but you have to keep the original memory just in case, and replace it with a warranty if it breaks. Of course, if you feel that this is too troublesome, it is recommended to go to the after-sales service upgrade designated by Shenzhou, so that everything can be saved, hehe! Having said all that, I hope you can see it, and I wish you the best of luck at the end!!

Of course, it is a single 2G, which is not only cheap, but also has a slot left to plug in the original 512.

If you disassemble the machine by yourself, it will definitely not be warranted, you can contact their customer service and ask him to help you upgrade.

If you add memory to the notebook, it depends on whether you want the original factory or other brands The compatibility of the original factory is good, but it is quite expensive If it is compatible with other brands, there will be a little problem Whether to add 2 and 1 g or add 1 and 2 g Then it depends on your preference It is best to add 1 and 2 g Add memory should not affect your computer's warranty But if it is a problem with the memory, Shenzhou will not care about you It is best to go to the manufacturer's designated maintenance point to add In that case, they will protect you if there is any problem.

The average notebook should have two slots, and Kingston's memory module compatibility is good, so you can consider it. There is no big problem with the warranty, and the laptop only needs to open a small back cover and install the memory module.

Let's use a g's! Performance is a little better! But ** more expensive than 2 and 1g! And also! I don't know if your computer supports single root! Check it out too!