[access-uk] a question regarding ram
- From: Austin Pinto <austinpinto.xaviers@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 18:59:18 +0530
Hi all.
I am stuck in a bit of a ram related problem.
As you all may recall some days back I had posted that i need tools to
test ram speed I got lots of answers and I thank all for it.
So today I downloaded portable version of Speccy to know ram and other
system details.
Apart from speed and type of ram I got something more in my reading it
said 1.5V Specified Voltage.
So I went to shop for the ram on online websites and on some ram like
Kingston DDR3 2 GB Laptop RAM (KVR1333D3S9/2G) it shows 1.5 V
Specified Volt...
And on some others it doesn't show.
Is this 1.5 V Specified Volt... important? Or can I purchase any type of ram.
I am going to upgrade it to 8 GB and it already has 2 GB in 1 sloght
and 3 are unused.
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