ASUS A | N | U Series Combined Thread V5, 4 threads about ASUS filled!
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 Feb 24 2012, 08:42 AM
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Hi guys. Have anyone tried running 16 or even 32 GB ram on N53SN? I know 32GB is overkill (lol) but I did heard that some people got BSOD immediately after installing more than 8GB ram.
Thinking of upgrading to 16GB HyperX / Corsair Vengeance soon. soon.. when I get the moneyh... =p |
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Feb 24 2012, 02:16 PM
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QUOTE(christcwl9 @ Feb 24 2012, 01:59 PM) But why will Asus giving out the driver for it ? And listed Intel WIDI as one of it features ? Kan? like wadafak how did he do that? 8Gb module where to find?  32GB RAM ? How can you do that in N53SN ?  For 16GB of RAM, there is totally no problem for it  You can upgrade it but i will personally recommend 12Gb of RAM.For your last concern, it is not about the more than 8GB which makes the system BSOD, but it is the RAM itself. I mean i have heard that people reports that Some brand of RAM cant fit well with the default Elpida RAM in our N53SN. I personally now using Elpida + Hynix RAM to make it all together 8GB of RAM. So far so good, no problem at all   [spoiler: xotic customized n53sn]But on another note, I'm also interested to know if anyone here ever tried installing a backlit keyboard on the N53SN? I've seen a guy @notebook review forum did once before but it seems rather complicated. =p |
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Feb 24 2012, 02:44 PM
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QUOTE(christcwl9 @ Feb 24 2012, 02:29 PM) Mind show me the link for 32Gb ram ? oh wait, its n53sv. damn http://forum.notebookreview.com/8094098-post1418.html |
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Mar 8 2012, 08:52 AM
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QUOTE(rOnnyJustrOn @ Mar 7 2012, 02:00 PM) Got some question. Lets say if i wanna upgrade my ram to 2x4GB=8GB. What speed of ram should i chose for higher bus speed benefit. Can i just buy another one which is different manufacture from the stock one. Or i should buy two new dual channel one and what the speed is the best for my system? Very confuse here what the dual channel thing. I've upgraded mine to 16Gb HyperX PnP 1866mhz, so far so good. Never really had problem. My opinion: -Never mix RAM from different manufacturer. Its a real hit or miss kind of thing. When it works, you save money. When it doesn't work, you're fcked. Personally when I tried the latter a few years ago, I got fcked. Never really had problem like BSOD or things of that sort, but there's this kind of random events where booting becomes a problem. For long term sake, just get a new set of em. -1866mhz is better than 1333mhz, but if you don't have the juice; just score with the 1333mhz. Buy 8GBx2. that way you can eventually add more when you have enough money. get 32Gb. overkill mang~ haha. -8gb is good. but 12Gb is usually the better minimum. you don't really need 16 or 32gb imho. =p  oh inb4, new Realtek Audio Driver has just been released yesterday (V6.0.1.6559) and A link to help new users getting a *legal* clean version of windows on their pc |
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