Would I be able to install more ram into this machine?
1756044
Yes it can support up to 32GB. MSI allows the user to upgrade the RAM or hard drive and it wont void the warranty.
1241424
It will depend on how many slots your machine has available for RAM. Look in your machine to see if you have an empty slot. If you do, then you can just put more RAM in the empty slot. If all of the slots are taken, you will want to replace one of the smaller sticks of RAM with a larger one.
2031048
I don't think so. Mine has more ram and a solid state drive. Check out computer upgrade king to see what they can do
46001
Hello, Yes I believe so, just have to get 2 sticks of 8 Gig because this mother board has only 2 RAM slots.
191782
It's OK. But my recommendation will be upgrading the ram memory. If you add more RAM will be fine
360657
Yes, Ram can be upgraded to 4GB via standard SODIMM modules. 8GB is a possibility but needs to be confirmed but not much point going to 8gb at this stage.
1265888
I think so. I see 16gb RAM cards for sale on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Memory-Compatible-Desktop-Special-Edition/dp/B00EFAY5Q6 But I'm using the 8gb setup that came with my system.
46000
Yes, there are 2 RAM slots inside. Which would require you to buy 2 "8 GIG RAM cards."
961737
Yes, but get low-profile RAM and a case with a cutout for the CPU backplate.
1225064
Hi this has 4 ram slots and with windows 7 64bit you can install 16gb of ram. If you would like this upgrade call us at 844-889-1070 and make sure you look at us, Re-Circuit
748963
Not surePlease look at site crucial.com to verify what RAM your system requires
1948288
I do not believe the RAM can be upgraded. Not sure about any other hardware.
469000
Yes you can install two of these however if it is a 32 bit system it will only show it using 3.75 GB of the ram. If 64 bit system show using all 4 GB
1576827
Yes you can but the only downside is you'll be using only the 3gb of ram instead of the 6gb
123836
I think it can take up to four gigs of RAM. Mine only came with one though.
1471697
Personally, for what I got this for, 4GB is way more than enough (it's not a gaming PC, though it can handle games on low-to-medium graphic settings). Apparently though, the RAM is soldered onboard. So while I'm not sure whether the motherboard can handle upgrades, it's probably quite a job if it's possible.
578430
It should you just need to make sure that you motherboard can utilize 8 GB or RAM.