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Lenovo Ideapad 100: Upgrading to 8GB RAM - Compatibility & Settings for HyperX DDR3L 1866MHz SODIMM

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  • #1 17120020
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    Hello, my laptop currently has 4 Gb Ram. I read on the internet that usually the first bone is soldered and the second one should be free to attach the second bone. For me, it is different, unfortunately, I have only one bone and it is just a plug. And my question is, can I put an 8Gb Ram bone in this laptop? And do I have to do anything in the settings in addition to inserting? I looked around the internet a bit and found such a bone, will it be good?

    https://www.komputronik.pl/product/315962/hyp...f3At1Q6Tzcuef3At1Q6Tzcuef3aK2aPE6TzcuoNG17XPE
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  • #2 17120037
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Quote:
    Up to 8 GB DDR3L memory
  • #3 17120040
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    I do not understand? Did I write something wrong?
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  • #4 17120041
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    I wrote back with a quote from the technical data how memory can be and what size.
  • #6 17120046
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    I understand. And what I put in the link could be for this laptop?

    Ok, so if I understand it correctly, it will fit. Can the one from the link be? Do you recommend anything else? And is it enough to pull out a 4 GB bone and insert 8 GB? Will I have to set or change anything else?
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  • #7 17120050
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    Search for 1600MHz, it may be cheaper than what you show.
  • #8 17120052
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    Ok, so if I understand it correctly, it will fit. Can the one from the link be? Do you recommend anything else? And is it enough to pull out a 4 GB bone and insert 8 GB? Will I have to set or change anything else?
    And 1866 MHz can't be? And how is it different?
  • #9 17120064
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    You need to enter the exact type of Ideapad 100, and then what?
    Lenovo Ideapad 100: Upgrading to 8GB RAM - Compatibility & Settings for HyperX DDR3L 1866MHz SODIMM
  • #10 17120065
    kindlar
    Level 42  
    When you put it on, it will work at 1600MHz (800).
    As a side note, how many bit windows do you have?
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  • #11 17120072
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    I will give the exact type in the evening and the system is 64 bit, but I will confirm everything in the evening when I take it from home.
  • #13 17122116
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Go to https://support.lenovo.com/pl/pl/
    in the box in the middle, start typing 100-15IBD and select the 80QQ model
    You will learn exactly everything about your hardware, including the possibilities and the latest drivers.
  • #14 17122133
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    Maybe I'm too stupid but I don't see anything about the frame, so how would you tell me if I can easily put the 8gb frame in what I gave in the link and will I see the differences in walking the laptop and if after inserting the frame bone into the laptop, I have to do something else, e.g. in the settings ?
  • #15 17122134
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    I gave you this information in # 2.
  • #16 17122142
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    But can you tell me if I have to do something, for example in bios or some other settings?
  • #17 17122161
    Adam-T
    Level 41  
    JasiekSDZ wrote:
    But can you tell me if I have to do something, for example in bios or some other settings?

    No. At most, you can see if it detects it correctly.
  • #18 17122195
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    Nothing in the BIOS needs to be changed. you can as he writes Adam-T see if it detects correctly.
  • #19 17122352
    JasiekSDZ
    Level 7  
    ok and should i see a big difference during use?
  • #20 17122393
    Freddy
    Level 43  
    It will be a little faster for sure.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around upgrading the Lenovo Ideapad 100 from 4GB to 8GB RAM using HyperX DDR3L 1866MHz SODIMM. Users confirm that the laptop can support up to 8GB of DDR3L memory, and the specific RAM module from the provided link is compatible. It is noted that while the RAM can be upgraded, it will operate at 1600MHz due to the laptop's specifications. No BIOS settings need to be changed after installation; users only need to ensure the system detects the new RAM. The upgrade is expected to enhance performance noticeably.
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