What is the maximum frequency support of Lenovo s ThinkPad e470c model memory module I want to insta

The processor is Pentium, so there is no need to add memory to 8G......4G RAM is completely sufficient. If you must add it, go to the computer store to add it. Because this is also a small technical job, you need to disassemble the back shell, and it is better not to do it yourself. Then there's the memory module.

Do you keep the memory module of your original machine and add it on top of it, or unplug the original machine and add a new one? This is critical. If you keep the memory module of the original machine, there is a high chance that there will be compatibility issues, and the machine will have some blue screen of death.

Also, the frequency of the memory module in the machine should be the same. You go to a computer company and let the technology show you if your memory is 2nd or 3rd generation, and how often it is. Add a memory module of the same frequency, and the compatibility problem will be relatively small.

Want to add it yourself at home? This is not recommended. If you want to save money, go to a computer company and make sure that your laptop's memory module is several generations old and how often it is.

Then I went to Jingdong to buy it, and went to the store to spend ten yuan and twenty yuan for a handling fee, and asked the technician to add it to you.

The upstairs says it's a Pentium processor.。。。 Mine is using a Core i5-6200U. You can just find a DDR4 2400 to buy, and choose how much memory you have.

As for the installation, the bottom three screws are unscrewed down, the back cover is pushed down, and the memory module is installed as soon as it is pressed, and it can be turned on directly, and there is no need to adjust any settings.

Most of the original memory modules used by Lenovo are, memory technology, and some are Micron, Hynix, Samsung, and so on.

In fact, there is nothing wrong with the brand, as long as the memory module specifications you buy are the same as the original specifications of your computer, it can be compatible, 4G DDR3 1600 memory can be used, note that it is laptop memory.

Memory is an indispensable component of a computer (PC, MCU). Unlike dispensable external memory, memory is a component that reads and writes on a bus; Memory is more than just a data warehouse.

In addition to a small number of indispensable programs in the operating system to reside in memory, the programs we usually use, such as Windows, Linux and other system software, including typing software, game software, etc., although a large amount of data including programs are placed on external memory devices such as tapes, disks, optical discs, mobile disks, etc., but any data in external memory can only be really used when transferred into memory.

Any input (from external memory, keyboard, mouse, microphone, scanner, etc.) and any output (display, printing, audio, writing to external memory, etc.) on a computer can only be made through memory.

You can consider changing to the exclusive memory of Lenovo Mall.

Summary. Hello dear! Supports up to 32GB of RAM.

How much can Lenovo E470C memory expand?

Hello dear! Supports up to 32GB of RAM.

This is my laptop memory**, what brand of memory is this?

I want to add one, what brand of strip do I need to buy?

This is Hynix's memory module.

Is it compatible to add Samsung's and Hynix's?

OK. No problem.

Buy DDR42400? OK.

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Laptop plus memory, it depends on the memory configuration of your own laptop. It should match the capacity and speed of your own laptop's memory. It also depends on how much memory you have on your laptop's memory modules.

If I'm not mistaken,E40 should be 2G DDR3 1066MHz,You'd better add a memory with exactly the same capacity and frequency as this。。。

Look at the system, 32-bit, up to about 3G, 64-bit, support 8G, and also see if the memory is compatible, if it is not compatible, it is easy to blue screen.