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I need a clarification of RAM in the processor of Intel Pentium Dual Core [on hold]
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I have a CPU with Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz and RAM Capacity is 2GB.
I need to change 4GB RAM for the CPU.
Is there any RAM available for the processor (or) if i insert another 2GB RAM, then will work with 4GB RAM?
My CPU Model Information
memory cpu motherboard
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I have a CPU with Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz and RAM Capacity is 2GB.
I need to change 4GB RAM for the CPU.
Is there any RAM available for the processor (or) if i insert another 2GB RAM, then will work with 4GB RAM?
My CPU Model Information
memory cpu motherboard
asked 2 days ago
KarthickKarthick
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put on hold as off-topic by harrymc, Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions seeking for hardware shopping recommendations are off-topic because they are often relevant only to the question author at the time the question was asked and tend to become obsolete quickly. Instead of asking what to buy, try asking how to find out what suits your needs." – harrymc, Ramhound, DavidPostill
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Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago
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I have a CPU with Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz and RAM Capacity is 2GB.
I need to change 4GB RAM for the CPU.
Is there any RAM available for the processor (or) if i insert another 2GB RAM, then will work with 4GB RAM?
My CPU Model Information
memory cpu motherboard
asked 2 days ago
KarthickKarthick
11
New contributor
Karthick is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
I have a CPU with Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00GHz and RAM Capacity is 2GB.
I need to change 4GB RAM for the CPU.
Is there any RAM available for the processor (or) if i insert another 2GB RAM, then will work with 4GB RAM?
My CPU Model Information
memory cpu motherboard
memory cpu motherboard
asked 2 days ago
KarthickKarthick
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asked 2 days ago
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put on hold as off-topic by harrymc, Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions seeking for hardware shopping recommendations are off-topic because they are often relevant only to the question author at the time the question was asked and tend to become obsolete quickly. Instead of asking what to buy, try asking how to find out what suits your needs." – harrymc, Ramhound, DavidPostill
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put on hold as off-topic by harrymc, Ramhound, DavidPostill♦ 2 days ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
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Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago
add a comment |
Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago
Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago
add a comment |
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According to the screenshot you've provided, your motherboard is an Intel DG41WV, the Intel Ark page provides all the information you'll likely need. The manual will also provide this information.
Both of these sources are readily available via a Google search - e.g: "Intel DG41WV" or "Intel DG41WV Manual".
These both suggest that your system supports:
- Up to 4GB of RAM
- Up to two sticks of DDR3 800 Mhz (aka: PC3-6400) or 1066 MHz (aka: PC3-8500)
This means that:
- If you currently have 1× stick of 2GB, you can probably add a second stick of 2GB without issues.
- If you currently have 2× sticks of 1GB each, you will need to replace them both to achieve 4GB.
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According to the screenshot you've provided, your motherboard is an Intel DG41WV, the Intel Ark page provides all the information you'll likely need. The manual will also provide this information.
Both of these sources are readily available via a Google search - e.g: "Intel DG41WV" or "Intel DG41WV Manual".
These both suggest that your system supports:
- Up to 4GB of RAM
- Up to two sticks of DDR3 800 Mhz (aka: PC3-6400) or 1066 MHz (aka: PC3-8500)
This means that:
- If you currently have 1× stick of 2GB, you can probably add a second stick of 2GB without issues.
- If you currently have 2× sticks of 1GB each, you will need to replace them both to achieve 4GB.
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
13.2k43648
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According to the screenshot you've provided, your motherboard is an Intel DG41WV, the Intel Ark page provides all the information you'll likely need. The manual will also provide this information.
Both of these sources are readily available via a Google search - e.g: "Intel DG41WV" or "Intel DG41WV Manual".
These both suggest that your system supports:
- Up to 4GB of RAM
- Up to two sticks of DDR3 800 Mhz (aka: PC3-6400) or 1066 MHz (aka: PC3-8500)
This means that:
- If you currently have 1× stick of 2GB, you can probably add a second stick of 2GB without issues.
- If you currently have 2× sticks of 1GB each, you will need to replace them both to achieve 4GB.
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
13.2k43648
add a comment |
According to the screenshot you've provided, your motherboard is an Intel DG41WV, the Intel Ark page provides all the information you'll likely need. The manual will also provide this information.
Both of these sources are readily available via a Google search - e.g: "Intel DG41WV" or "Intel DG41WV Manual".
These both suggest that your system supports:
- Up to 4GB of RAM
- Up to two sticks of DDR3 800 Mhz (aka: PC3-6400) or 1066 MHz (aka: PC3-8500)
This means that:
- If you currently have 1× stick of 2GB, you can probably add a second stick of 2GB without issues.
- If you currently have 2× sticks of 1GB each, you will need to replace them both to achieve 4GB.
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
13.2k43648
According to the screenshot you've provided, your motherboard is an Intel DG41WV, the Intel Ark page provides all the information you'll likely need. The manual will also provide this information.
Both of these sources are readily available via a Google search - e.g: "Intel DG41WV" or "Intel DG41WV Manual".
These both suggest that your system supports:
- Up to 4GB of RAM
- Up to two sticks of DDR3 800 Mhz (aka: PC3-6400) or 1066 MHz (aka: PC3-8500)
This means that:
- If you currently have 1× stick of 2GB, you can probably add a second stick of 2GB without issues.
- If you currently have 2× sticks of 1GB each, you will need to replace them both to achieve 4GB.
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
13.2k43648
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
13.2k43648
answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
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answered 2 days ago
AttieAttie
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Intel Pentium Dual Core E5700 doesn't have a CPU, it is a CPU. We can't answer your question without knowing your motherboard model.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, I have attached the screenshot of my system information. Please check and provide a solution.
– Karthick
2 days ago
Still no motherboard model. Unless you provide the motherboard model, we can't answer your question.
– gronostaj
2 days ago
Sir, see in the question above the link "My CPU Model Information" have the screenshot.
– Karthick
2 days ago
A CPU is not a motherboard. A CPU is a chip on the motherboard. Additionally, the entire PC is not a CPU. The entire PC is a PC. A CPU is a chip.
– Dawn Benton
2 days ago