RAM

Hi

I have a acer aspire AX1800-E9102-E9102, windows 7, 2GB DDR2 memory, 320GB HDD, Intel pentium, dvd super multi drive and 7100 integrated NVDIA GeForce. I want to upgrade my RAM to about 2-4GB but don't know if that is possible as it is slow help me please

Thank you

I think that uses DDR2 RAM and can take at least 4 GB total. Not positive.

You have a weak processor, so I wouldn't be so sure that adding more RAM would solve whatever slowness you feel.

Do you have any reason at all to believe that you are using all of your current 2 GB of RAM?

You can go to Crucial.com and use their "System Scanner" tool, which should tell you how much RAM you can have total and which RAM modules are compatible with your PC.

Whether it makes sense to buy more RAM is another question entirely.

I check some specs and maybe you acer can support only 2GB ram DDR2 800MHz.
Go to system information and post again the system model.

Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5400@ 2.70GHz
Memory 2.00 GB (1.75 GB usable)
64-Bit operating System
Service pack 1

After doing a scan of my computer it says memory or DRAM- DDR PC2-6400
Maximum memory 4096MB
Slots:2 (2 banks of 1)
Not to exceed manufacturer supported memory

Not sure what this means

Need help

Usually Notebooks have only 2 slots/sockets for RAM modules and the Maximum supported is divided between the 2. According to the specs you got you could put identical 2GB modules in both slots, recommended for best performance, or maybe 2GB in one and 1GB in the other. I usually stay with the same brand for both modules if at all possible, most likely not to have compatibility issues.

Not to exceed manufacturer supported memory

That means the manufacturer of the Notebook, motherboard or Vendor/Brand can limit things as they desire. Plus the version of the Operating System, 32-bit or 64-bit, supports memory differently.

I have a slow computer and don't know what to do here. CPU pentium dual core E5400@ 2.70GHZ help please

That appears to be a different computer from what is in your System Specs so which version of Windows 7 is it running? If it's a 32-bit version you are limited to 4GB, may display only about 3.5GB. If its a 64-bit version you may be limited by what the motherboard is or 16GB. Also a limit is whether it's Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate.

It's windows 7 premium 64 but 2GB of ram

But still nothing known about the computer itself. Because it's running a 64-bit version of Windows you 'probably' could upgrade to 4GB, maybe more, which generally will help performance. 2GB is the minimum requirement for 64-bit Windows [1GB for 32-bit].