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Hi all,
I have a very old Acer M7711 which we've had since 2009. Its been a great, reliable workhorse and its now been crawling along a bit, so I thought I'd bump-up the RAM. It came with 4GB as standard and I'm having a bit of a nightmare upgrading to 8GB. I've managed to get it to accept the two new 2GB sticks (Samsung) and finally got it to accept the RAM without the long "memory error" bleep but when I've tried to boot-up with 8GB installed, it just hangs at the Acer splash screen and refuses to boot. If I remove the last 2GB stick, it then boots fine and it is reporting 6GB. I wonder if I have I got the install sequence incorrect (I was told to reboot each time I installed the DIMM's) or do I need to do something else, or have I forgotton something really stupid; wouldn't be surprised if it were the latter! I'm running 64b Win 10 Anniversary Edition which is fully up-to-date.
Any help/advice gratefully recieved...
Cheers... Rob
FAQ & Answers
Hello
I suggest you this memory module: Transcend TS256MSQ64V8U (2GB DDR2 800MHz)
Thanks for the reply. Can you tell me how changing the DIMM manufacturer would help? Do you think there is a conflict of some sort?
Hello,
Do you think there is a conflict of some sort? May be.
Could you give the part number of the Samsung memory modules?
M378T5663QZ3
Hello,
M378T5663QZ3-CF7?
Correct....
Hello,