Will this ram fit in my acer nitro 5 AN517-52

mylaptopisloudhelp

the ram is https://www.amazon.com/Memory-Compatible-Aspire-AN515-41-xxx-AN515-51-xxx/dp/B07K4SXJSR
and is the ram good enough? also if i add the ram my ram will be 16GB right? just making sure. tell me if theres a better ram stick thats 8gb and also tell me if you need more information about my nitro 5.

brummyfan2

Hi,
Could you please download and install CPU-z, run it and find out the specs of your current RAM in Memory tab and SPD tab, then buy the new module with same specs as the current module, if you have a 3200MHz module at the moment get another 8GB 3200MHz module, if you have a 2666MHz module buy 2666mhz module and install because it will utilise dual channel feature, the memory in your link has frequency of 2400MHz so it may not work as dual channel  with your current module.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

mylaptopisloudhelp

brummyfan2 said:

Hi,
Could you please download and install CPU-z, run it and find out the specs of your current RAM in Memory tab and SPD tab, then buy the new module with same specs as the current module, if you have a 3200MHz module at the moment get another 8GB 3200MHz module, if you have a 2666MHz module buy 2666mhz module and install because it will utilise dual channel feature, the memory in your link has frequency of 2400MHz so it may not work as dual channel  with your current module.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

how do i find out what mhz module i have? uncore frequency is mostly around 3890mhz and dram is 1463Mhz if that helps.

brummyfan2

mylaptopisloudhelp said:

brummyfan2 said:

Hi,
Could you please download and install CPU-z, run it and find out the specs of your current RAM in Memory tab and SPD tab, then buy the new module with same specs as the current module, if you have a 3200MHz module at the moment get another 8GB 3200MHz module, if you have a 2666MHz module buy 2666mhz module and install because it will utilise dual channel feature, the memory in your link has frequency of 2400MHz so it may not work as dual channel  with your current module.
https://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html

how do i find out what mhz module i have? uncore frequency is mostly around 3890mhz and dram is 1463Mhz if that helps.

Hi,
Run CPU-z, move to SPD tab and you check the details of memory in two slots, move to memory tab for additional information.

AryaN2004

Does your Acer nitro 5 make click noise during opening the lid from the top of the lid  ??