ASUS A555LN-XO112H Laptop RAM Upgrade: 12GB Max, 4GB Onboard + 8GB Compatible Chip Info

Question

I am trying to add RAM memory to the ASUS A555LN-XO112H. Currently, I have a standard configuration, i.e. 4GB, I would like to increase to the maximum amount. I was looking on the internet, I can not find a specific maximum amount somewhere I read that 12GB can anyone confirm? And is there only...

atomic99 · Answer

Unscrew the flap from the bottom of the laptop and check if you have a free memory chip slot. Alternatively, take a photo and insert it.

Download AIDA64 program and insert screen from "Motherboard" -> "SPD" tab.

KrzysziuN · Answer

At 90%, you will have a free slot for one frame bone, rather max 12GB as in most Asus. But it's best to do as a colleague says above, we will check what exactly is the bone, we will choose something.

wiewior007 · Answer

It looks like:

ASUS A555LN-XO112H Laptop RAM Upgrade: 12GB Max, 4GB Onboard + 8GB Compatible Chip Info

I guess it looks like one module is permanently in the 4GB motherboard and the other slot is empty? Now the question is how big a bone can be put in there and what is the best ... from what I can see 1.5v DDR3, but how much can it be?

perlit · Answer

One 4 GB module is soldered on the motherboard, and the other can be added to a free slot under the flap. wiewior007 wrote: You can add 4 GB DDR3 SODIMM with the same parameters (frequency, timings, voltage) as the soldered memory. atomic99 wrote: You can also use the program CPU-Z and insert screen from Memory tab and SPD.

wiewior007 · Answer

perlite wrote: Does this mean that I can put the maximum of 4GB there? 8GB will not go? Honestly, I want to add the maximum amount of RAM, and this is where I think about 8GB, unless it's impossible.

atomic99 · Answer

@perlit I wrote about AIDA64 due to the fact that in CPU-Z it does not show the name of the bone manufacturer but only the type (DDR, DDR2, DDR3), and in AIDA64 it often shows the full name (Hynix, Samsung, Wilk Elektronik, etc.). @ wiewior007 Download AIDA64 program and insert screen from Motherboard -> SPD tab. Then it will be known what you have.

wiewior007 · Answer

I checked the SPD, I have empty: /, The only thing that can be useful is: Below I am inserting a report with Computer, Motherboard and Devices. Maybe you can read something. Report

atomic99 · Answer

You have Samsung SODIMM DDR3 1600MHz 4GB Buy such a bone: Should be OK.

wiewior007 · Answer

One more question, so that I should be calm because from what I can see, the bone you sent me has 1.35V and there is an inscription on the socket: 1.5V DDR3 Should it be 1.35V or 1.5V, because, as far as I know, they do not always work interchangeably?

perlit · Answer

In the SPD tab you can select slot 1 or slot 2. Select the slot where the memory is and insert screen. Example.

wiewior007 · Answer

As I said in AIDA, the SPD tab is empty. I checked the same effect in CPU-Z: / Man, the only chance I think was to find some info in the service manual ... but I can't find one anywhere: /

perlit · Answer

Run CPU-Z as Administrator. If it doesn't help, download the program Speccy . Find the SPD tab in the RAM section.

wiewior007 · Answer

Unfortunately, the SPD tabs are not visible in CPU-Z and in AIDA with administrator rights or in Speccy. Today, however, I borrowed 4GB 1.5V, 4GB 1.35V and 8GB 1.35V bones and I tested which chip will work. It turned out that the laptop turned on on the 4GB 1.5V chip, but the system only saw 4GB (those on the motherboard). I replaced the 1.35V chip, first the 4GB worked without a problem, the 8GB 1.35V chip worked and the system saw a total of 12GB. I have no idea why there is a 1.5V DDR3 inscription on the socket because these bones do not work: /. To sum up, someone will be looking one day - the ASUS A555L is compatible with 1.35V bones @ atomic99 was right and the bone he gave fits without any problems (photo below the module that was installed). Thanks for your help and happy world everyone