Hi looking to upgrade my ram I have acer predator orion 3000 model p03 630 , will this ram work

Wronggorilla76
Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

Tinkerer

This is what I'm looking to get atm I have kingston fury hyperx

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  • IVAN_PC
    IVAN_PC ACE Posts: 7,570 Pathfinder
    edited February 2023 Answer ✓

    Hi,


    -Yes, they are compatible chips.


    Best Regards.


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  • IVAN_PC
    IVAN_PC ACE Posts: 7,570 Pathfinder
    edited February 2023 Answer ✓

    Hi,


    -Yes, they are compatible chips.


    Best Regards.


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  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Thanks so much had a feeling they would but just wanted to make sure , I can just plug these in can't I, won't need to go into the bios or anything ?

  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon

    why do want those? your pc doesn't have rgb lighting for memory, use the crucial scanner and get their memory it works great with acer desktops and save the money and buy more memory.

    Crucial System Scanner | Memory Upgrade Scanner | Crucial | Crucial.com

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Why is crucial better for gaming ?

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    I'd rather not use the crucial scanner in all fairness

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Also I like pretty lights

  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon

    well, you're going to need to buy an argb hub for the lights and possibly another adapter to make them work to connect to the usb on the MB they won't just work by plugging them in and yes crucial is rated higher and better than most and that's what most use here myself included.

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Well I'm glad you told me I never realised could you give me a recommendation on which crucial ones to buy , are they better than Kingston aswell ?

  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon

    well, my 5000 series takes ddr5 so it was an easy choice for me i just went there and ran the system scanner and it told me what to use so i bought it and will be buying more soon to max out at 64 gigs. well, you either run the scanner or go there and look at what they have for ddr4 3200.

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Ok im curious now if my ram capacity is 64gb can I get two 32gb ram or do I have to get 4 16gb ram lol I found these seems a bargain


  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    edited February 2023

    yeah, that's a great deal and should work and there is a debate over 2 sticks vs 4 sticks I'm going with 4 because i already own 2x16 so I'm getting another 2x16 and yes yours takes 64 gigs just as mine does. but you won't know for sure until you run the crucial system scanner and see what it tells you or get CPUID CPU-Z that will tell Ya the timings of your current memory and the latency timing. i like and prefer crucial over anything else that's just my opinion my pc came with Samsung ddr5 4800 MHz. i am currently running both for 48 gigs until my 2x16 crucial comes in. it drops my MHZ from 4400 to 4000 but that's not a big deal the more memory in our computers helps it run better and cooler i have experimented. and only ran the crucial 32 for a week my temps were 2-6 degrees higher same with when i only had the original 16 they were even higher yet. it's crazy all the variables involved.

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Yh im still learning im new to pc gaming, I done the scanner and it was recommending corsair and stuff so maybe the ddr5 crucial are better than the ddr4

  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    edited February 2023

    well, ddr 5 is slightly better than ddr 4 right now and your system only takes ddr 4 so not much you can do just get what Ya can afford or want it will work most likely. and what scanner did ya do? i know crucial only recommends their parts.

  • Wronggorilla76
    Wronggorilla76 Member Posts: 9

    Tinkerer

    Ok dont rub it in haha

  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 34,246 Trailblazer

    No, that memory is XMP and will run at a much slower speed since the PO3-630 motherboard doesn't support XMP overclocking. Acer says the slots support 4GB/8GB/16GB sticks, so make sure you buy from someone with a good return policy if you want to try 2x32GB instead of what's specced.

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  • chugzilla
    chugzilla Member Posts: 727 Seasoned Specialist WiFi Icon
    edited February 2023

    another good catch billsey, I'm sure he had no idea on that, hell i didn't even think of that, Ya just assume it can lol. now that i think about it mine can't even take a 32 either on my 5000 series lol. all these limitations acer puts on us we overlook or forget about or don't know whew. i was actually going to buy a 2x32 from crucial and i realized i can't our boards don't support it so 4x16 it is lol.

  • billsey
    billsey ACE Posts: 34,246 Trailblazer

    It's actually a chipset limitation, not anything Acer did…

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