Np9170 ram

I was wondering if anyone knows a place to get more RAM for my NP9170. I looked online but the only website i could find that had it was crucial, and if someone knows could they maybe tell me what ram is and isn't compatible (not sure if the motherboard uses a specific type of DDR3) so i could just look into that.

Thanks.

 

you can find out exactly what ram it takes in the specification page of the user manual from sager Software Upgrade

as your in america i hear a lot of people on here talk about newegg so check that store. Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, and More!

 

i realized i could do that, though i just checked clevo's site. this should be compatible correct? i'd prefer double checking before i buy it.

Thanks

 

as far as i know it takes SO DIMM DDR3 1600Mhz
crucial, corsair vengeance and most probably other makes but this is what my supplier uses.
how much ram have you already got and how much do you want to put in.

 

Yes 1600mhz DDR3 SODIMMs are going to be what you want

 

Just match the timing and speeds of your current RAM and you should be all good.

 

Corsair VENGEANCE is inside my machine, this ram is a beast^^

 

I have a similar question but for P150EM, my model RAM is:
16JTF51264HZ-1G6M1
Module Size: 4096 MBytes
Memory Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Memory Speed: 800.0 MHz (PC3-12800)
Module Manufacturer: Micron Tech.

I have 8 GB (2x4 gbs), and want to add another 8 GB (2x4gbs).

My confussion and fears arise when i cannot find the exact model number (16JTF51264HZ-1G6M1), also many models state 12800S or 12800U, what the hell does that mean?
any concrete recs would be highly appreciated, i dont want to buy a desk decorator..

cheers!
Voz

 

ive got the same lappy as you and mine is 1600Mhz (will check tonight exactly what make it is if you want).

if i were you i would download hwinfo64 from my sig below which will show exactly what sticks you have loaded.

2 ram spaces are in the base and the main 2 are under the keyboard so hopefully your ram is there as under the base is easy to get to.

 

The keyboard is not that hard to remove either fortunately

 

I used hwinfo precisely, it shows 800mhz, but its 1600mhz, being dual channel it displays it that way, i searched this some time ago.
The brand its not a very know one (micron tech) so i wonder if buying another brand might affect performance, i have the available slots under the keyboard since you must always load the others first, not afraid to use them, many videos on how to do it.

this would be an example,are these compatible??
ebay

 

havnt got time to open it up now but heres my hwinfo and its showing 800Mhz as well

 

Almost right, it's 800x2 = 1600 because it's Dual Data Rate (DDR) memory (data is transferred to and from the module twice per clock). Dual channel works by interleaving chips but does not get reported in terms of module speed.

 

YES, TY TY TY,i am not really an expert in this tech stuff, i love nbr forum because its full of knowledgeable peeps.
Again i ask then:
this would be an example,are these compatible??
ebay

 

Yeah that's the kind of stuff you are looking for