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You need to look at the specifications for your computers (which you did not say).<br />
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Some computers are limited to 4GB, many are limited to 8GB, and some are limited to 16GB. It depends on the BIOS and CPU. <br />
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Also if your Windows 7 is the 32-bit version, the limit for Windows 32-bit is a little over 3GB so then there would be no point upgrading
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You need to look at the specifications for your computers (which you did not say).

Some computers are limited to 4GB, many are limited to 8GB, and some are limited to 16GB. It depends on the BIOS and CPU.

Also if your Windows 7 is the 32-bit version, the limit for Windows 32-bit is a little over 3GB so then there would be no point upgrading

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What is the version of operating systems? 32bit or 64bit?
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What is the version of operating systems? 32bit or 64bit?

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With DDR3 and i3 CPU your mainboard possibly supports this amount of RAM you plan to upgrade to. <br />
The only thing which could prevent or make this upgrade useless is bit version of your Windows. 32Bit (or x86) supports only 4GB RAM.
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With DDR3 and i3 CPU your mainboard possibly supports this amount of RAM you plan to upgrade to.
The only thing which could prevent or make this upgrade useless is bit version of your Windows. 32Bit (or x86) supports only 4GB RAM.

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Hi Tamilarasu P &nbsp;- Can you please respond to our posts? &nbsp; Thank you.
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Hi Tamilarasu P  - Can you please respond to our posts?   Thank you.

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Hi Team, sorry for late reply.I have a windows 7 32 bit professional
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Hi Team, sorry for late reply.I have a windows 7 32 bit professional

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Then you MUST reload a 64 bit version of Windows or any RAM upgrade you do will be a complete waste of money.
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Then you MUST reload a 64 bit version of Windows or any RAM upgrade you do will be a complete waste of money.

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So we told you it would only run 4 GB. Why did you just accept a single solution?
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So we told you it would only run 4 GB. Why did you just accept a single solution?

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i got a point so that's y accept the solution.WE have a 32 bit OS only.So we can't move to RAM upgrade that's y i accept the solution
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i got a point so that's y accept the solution.WE have a 32 bit OS only.So we can't move to RAM upgrade that's y i accept the solution

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;I have a 10 machines.All of the machine have DDR3 4GB Ram,I3 processor,Intel Desktop motherboard.<br />
&nbsp; Now i increase our RAM size from 4GB to 8GB &amp;&nbsp;16GB.So please tell me 8 &amp;&nbsp;16 GB Ram prerequisites.<br />
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&nbsp; I3 capable for updrage 8,16 GB Ram or not? Or another requirement?
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Hi,
   I have a 10 machines.All of the machine have DDR3 4GB Ram,I3 processor,Intel Desktop motherboard.
  Now i increase our RAM size from 4GB to 8GB & 16GB.So please tell me 8 & 16 GB Ram prerequisites.

  I3 capable for updrage 8,16 GB Ram or not? Or another requirement?

Ram Upgrade in windows 7

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