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Asus Vivobook 15 M513U 16gb ram upgrade
What's the best fastest ram for this laptop thanks UG 4gb to 16gb
Asus Vivobook 15 M513U 16gb ram upgrade
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From Vivobook 15 M513 (AMD Ryzen 5000 Series) - Tech Specs｜Laptops For Home｜ASUS Global
your computer has 4GB DDR4 on board so you can add 8GB to a total of 12GB.
Download, extract and run hwinfo. It's a portable, doesn't need to install.
Go to the memory specs.
Buy 8GB, same brand, same model, same speed etc
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Why not 16gb
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It depends on the memory soldered onto your laptop.
If you have 4GB soldered, you can put 8GB in the memory slot. For a maximum total of 12GB.
If you have 8GB soldered, you can put 8GB in the slot, for a total of 16GB.
Check the exact part number of the Asus Vivo. In this online store, there are two part numbers: M513 and M513UA-L1350T (the maximum speed seems to be DDR4-25600 (PC4-3200). Not ecc:
Asus Laptop RAM Memory Compatible Upgrades | Offtek
Asus Laptop RAM Memory Compatible Upgrades | Offtek
You can also go to the Crucial website with the correct part number of your laptop to purchase the memory:
ASUS Vivobook 15 M513 (AMD Ryzen 5000 Series) | Memory RAM & SSD Upgrades | Crucial UK
ASUS VivoBook 15 M513UA-L1350T | Memory RAM & SSD Upgrades | Crucial UK
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Crucial says 16gb from your link I have 4 GB soldered plus 4gb as far as I know
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Yes, Oftek also says 16GB.
But the Asus page for your laptop says what I said in my first post, a maximum of 16GB if 8GB is soldered + 8GB in the slot, or a maximum of 12GB if 4GB is soldered + 8GB in the slot.
You can try getting 16GB from Crucial, it's cheaper than Oftek.
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If you don't want to have memory issues. don't mix memory types, brands etc. Find what you have and buy same brand, type and speed.
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That is not a great spec if buying new as it does no have thunderbolt sub specs.
Even link above is a bit disingenous when it refers to ssd expansion slot as it says "including used". This means it only has one ssd (nvme) slot - sure you can expand storage with bigger ssd but you still only have one physical drive.
If you already have pc, above is true - you can add 8GB to existing on board RAM.
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