i have sony vaio vgn-cs17g which has express card slot can it be upgraded with pe4h
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You would have to buy it at your own risk and test to see if it would work.
1964016
My suggestion is do a search on your make and model on both the H-P website and Tom's Hardware (http://www.tomshardware.com/). I invariably find what I need to know on Tom's site or the manufacturer's. I'm assuming you either have the machine's manual or have downloaded it in PDF format. It should definitely tell you all about your memory and upgrading the same. Hope this helps...
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No. This is a full size PCI-E card for desktop computers. Laptops use an entirely different graphics card system to desktops. Contact Alienware support for questions regarding upgrading your laptop, for a fee they might be able to upgrade it.
1200007
Yes you can. But after upgrading it if it not work, you'll need to upgrade the Bios. Then you good to go.
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It's very easy to upgrade. There is a plate on the bottom front of the laptop that has two screws on one end and then tabs on the other end where you can slip a small flat blade screwdriver on each of the three tabs and gently lift up. The two DIMM slots feed your new memory just like any other soDimm. I just checked to make sure. I already have two 4GB cards in mine, so I'm happy.
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There is an access panel on the back to upgrade the RAM, but I do not believe there is any way to upgrade the graphics or sound cards.
735013
Short version: no. The video card in laptops can nearly never be upgraded. They are pretty much a custom fit. The processor my be able to be upgraded, but this model had an i7 and I doubt anyone would find much of an improvement with what's available for this socket. Nevermind, finding a cooling solution for the likely hotter processor in an already very hot, as in sometimes hot to the touch, laptop.
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Hi. I have upgraded the RAM in my Sony Vaio SVF15318 using this card from 4GB to 8GB. The card fit in perfectly and is working well without any problem. There is a marked difference in the speed and performance. I am sure this will work very well in your laptop too. You can also check the compatibility at the Kingston website where if you put in your model number it will indicate what memory will be compatible with that model. The important thing is that it should be 1600MHz DDR3L PC3-12800 1.35V memory card. There are 1.5V also available which you should avoid which may not work seamlessly and consume more power. In case you are into serious gaming then you should consider the HyperX, otherwise this will work very well for all your needs. Hope this helps!
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No. The memory is fixed on the motherboard and is not something that you can upgrade. 4GB RAM is all that it has and will ever have.
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It is a AMD Socket AM3, HyperTransport with 2 GHz. Your upgrade option will be limited to Socket AM3 compatible processors Such as: Phenom II, Athlon II, Sempron, Opteron 138x
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Yes the memory in this model can be upgraded. It comes with 4gb ddr3 1600 mhz and can be upgrade to 8gb. You should be able to find the memory here on Amazon.com. I would start by searching for ddr3 4gb 1600mhz laptop ram.
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This ítem doesnt fit in a portátil, because dont have the pci-e slot requiered
2024515
Yes, it can be upgraded. There is a second SSD slot in my NP930. I added a 512GB M.2 SATA SSD.
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It appears so. It has the same specs as http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Sony-Vaio-VPCEB3AFM-DDR3-8500/dp/B009C6HJKC
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It should. I've upgraded many a laptop with newer wireless mini PCI cards and have only ever had one machine come up and say that the hardware was unsupported and that was an hp.
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Unfortunately you will be unable to put that card in the available slots. The video card included covers up the PCI-E slot that is needed for that card.
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Hi Faith. it is very difficult to upgrade a laptop video as most all of them are part of the motherboard they also do not have a pci slot. in a rare circumstances its a different type of card because of room and heat requirements. also you have to disassemble the entire laptop to see if it can even be upgraded. Sorry I could not help you more. Maxing out the Ram is about the only help the graphics performance