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    Default Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    The P7805U comes with 4GB DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500). I want to upgrade the ram to DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666). Will the motherboard recognize the DDR3 1333? I went into the BIOS and cannot find any settings for memory upgrading. I don't want to waste the money buying the ram if the motherboard will not support it.

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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    You would be wasting your money as is.

    CPU is topped out at 1066 and the 7805u FSB OC options are basically nil.

    The only possible advantage is if the 1066 timings (which the 1333 memory would default to), are tighter than the 1066 memory in the unit atm but I doubt it.
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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    yep what he said.
    but you might want be the first to try 8gb...
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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    yeah that's what i was thinking, then we can confirm if it can use 8gb or not. other than that it would be waste of money bc or ram is perfectly fine.
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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    8GB, lol, the price is plummeting on that... 1700 bucks less than 2 months ago, now a much more reasonable 1000 for a kit...
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    < now a much more reasonable 1000 for a kit... >

    lol
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    I knew it was expensive before I looked but I didn't realize it was THAT expensive...
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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    I am interested in 8GB for RAM as well. I know the chipset can support it, but the specifications say a max of 4 GB.

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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    1333 ram is a bit of a waste, i dont think laptops are anywhere near filling out the 1066 bandwidth let along going further than that... just a bit useless.

    Kinda like low latency ram. Just doesnt really do anythign for you

    Quote Originally Posted by swimxu View Post
    I am interested in 8GB for RAM as well. I know the chipset can support it, but the specifications say a max of 4 GB.
    no one knows. I'm of the opinion that its a carry over from the previous chipset and no one thought to change it. BUt there should be no reason that you couldnt go up to 8gb of RAM in the 78XX series

    (bring on Nehelam 6-12gb of ram support )
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    Default Re: Upgrading RAM in P7805U

    Quote Originally Posted by Kamin_Majere View Post
    (bring on Nehelam 6-12gb of ram support )
    yeah I wonder when core i7 laptops will start to hit the scene.

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