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Re: new laptop - TMG1961 - 07-12-2016
(07-12-2016, 06:36 PM)Wirezfree link Wrote: Hi...
Seems you are sorted... for reference this is the type of memory that was installed, from the info you posted.
Given you have 8GB, there is every probability your system will use very little or any swap file now.
Unless you plan to use hibernate/sleep, just let it run per the other user comments...
I'm guessing with SSD & 8GB you should get a desktop showing pretty quick from power on...
That is exactly the memory that was installed.
The laptop boots completely in just under 20 seconds
Re: new laptop - torreydale - 07-12-2016
Quote:It should still be the same memory...
Crucial Memory or Kingston Memory
Probably find it on Amazon.??
FYI, for future reference, the link Wirezfree provided for Crucial Memory shows you can go up to 16GB of memory.
Re: new laptop - TMG1961 - 07-13-2016
(07-12-2016, 08:44 PM)torreydale link Wrote:Quote:It should still be the same memory...
Crucial Memory or Kingston Memory
Probably find it on Amazon.??
FYI, for future reference, the link Wirezfree provided for Crucial Memory shows you can go up to 16GB of memory.
That link is for laptops with the 4th gen intel processors. I got the celeron processor and that can only have a max of 8GB
Crucial Memory for Celeron CPU