- Oct 5, 2012
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Hi.
I need to speed up this old Pavilion 521n for my niece, but am not sure if it will accept 1GB--two 512MB sticks--or not.
As far as I can tell, it has an ASUS A7V-VE board. Oddly enough, HP's site has what looks like conflicting memory max information.
Motherboard Specifications, ASUS A7V-VE (Columbia)
has Maximum Memory listed as 1GB
Also, HP Pavilion Desktop PCs - Motherboard Specifications, ASUS A7V-VE (Columbia) .
But, HP Pavilion 521n Desktop PC Product Specifications looks like it's saying 512MB RAM is the max.
A tag (sticker) on the board says:
"t230557-00065-m7a360-a02",
and another has:
"t230556-m7a360-a02-02325"...I couldn't find a brand-name printed on it.
Who knows if there's just a typo; or, perhaps there's a reason the motherboard specified max won't work on this P.C?
I need to speed up this old Pavilion 521n for my niece, but am not sure if it will accept 1GB--two 512MB sticks--or not.
As far as I can tell, it has an ASUS A7V-VE board. Oddly enough, HP's site has what looks like conflicting memory max information.
Motherboard Specifications, ASUS A7V-VE (Columbia)
has Maximum Memory listed as 1GB
Also, HP Pavilion Desktop PCs - Motherboard Specifications, ASUS A7V-VE (Columbia) .
But, HP Pavilion 521n Desktop PC Product Specifications looks like it's saying 512MB RAM is the max.
A tag (sticker) on the board says:
"t230557-00065-m7a360-a02",
and another has:
"t230556-m7a360-a02-02325"...I couldn't find a brand-name printed on it.
Who knows if there's just a typo; or, perhaps there's a reason the motherboard specified max won't work on this P.C?
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