Acer Predator Orion 5000 (DG.E2UEG.008) DDR5 32gb (16gb+16gb)

RomanK3d

Hi, i would like to order 32gb of DDR5 RAM (16gb+16gb) to upgrade PC, that i just bought  (https://www.alternate.de/Acer/Predator-Orion-5000-(DG-E2UEG-008)-Gaming-PC/html/product/1803799), but i can't understand which one i can buy, because there was no USER MANUAL to the PC with all details in the box. Can you please help to find proper RAM for it and User Manual?

brummyfan2

Hi,
I could find the compatible RAM  in only Crucial site, if your PC comes with 4000MHz modules, these modules will downclock to match the speed of the original RAM modules.
https://eu.crucial.com/compatible-upgrade-for/acer/predator-orion-5000-po5-640

RomanK3d

Thanks, i have ordered Kingston DDR5 CL38 4800, but system will work only on 4400mhz, also user manual can be find after you have registered product on the Acer website in downolad section.

RomanK3d

can anyone help to understand what is this Wifi M2_1??? Is it WiFi module integrated or what?

brummyfan2

RomanK3d said:

can anyone help to understand what is this Wifi M2_1??? Is it WiFi module integrated or what?

That's M.2 slot for WiFi, M2_2 for M.2 SSD and M.2_3 for M.2 SSD as well, you have 3 M.2 slots and they have shown the difference by _1,_2 and _3.

RomanK3d

Thanks for the answer, but this port is already used by some USB cable in it (same as on photo), is there output somewhere else behind the PC case for WiFi card?

brummyfan2

RomanK3d said:

Thanks for the answer, but this port is already used by some USB cable in it (same as on photo), is there output somewhere else behind the PC case for WiFi card?

No problem, I think it's hidden under the graphics card, I have marked the WiFi card with yellow rectangle, I also don't have the service guide so using the User manual.

RomanK3d

Thanks for the answer, here is a photo i've made, so it is already plugged, but does it mean, that PC now can be connected to internet through WiFi without any additional hardwere?

brummyfan2

RomanK3d said:

Thanks for the answer, here is a photo i've made, so it is already plugged, but does it mean, that PC now can be connected to internet through WiFi without any additional hardwere?

Yes, if the WiFi card in place , you can use WiFi with a router.

billsey

It is hard to see with your picture, but there are two small connectors to the side of the mount screw that go to the antennas. If one or more of those come loose you won't get a good WiFi signal. I can't see if yours are connected, but I assume they are.