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Ram what is the max ram i can put in my pavilion a422n ,i have 1gb now but want more

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    Just go to the HP web site and enter your model # . Then look carefully for the "Specs" for your paticular pc. If it's an older pc you may have to dig a little deeper.

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Click on this link to get to the HP manuals you need

Pg 114 tells you that the computer can use 184 pin DDR DIMM cards. You can install 1GB modules into the computer.

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Unfortunately your model can only support a maximum of 1GB memory.

http://www.datamemorysystems.com/Hewlett-Packard-memory/Pavilion-a422n

It is not compatible with DDR-400 memory either

You are much better off upgrading to a new computer at this point.

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The ram should not go higher then the MHZ or GHz you have

like 2 Ghz computer should not go over 2gig of ram

i hope this helps out

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