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@abhishek-fg9tRh • Sep 24, 2013
You can add extra one & mount it on other slot.
Edit : Moved to proper section. -
@anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Sep 24, 2013
Abhishek RawalYou can add extra one & mount it on other slot.
In addition:
You need to check compatibility of your current RAM with new RAM.
both RAM should have same frequency and with version (DDRx)
See in this image DDR3-1600 (ram version-Frequency in MHz)
If your older current RAM is DDR2 and less frequency (<1000 Mhz), check if your mother supports better RAM then go for totally new RAM. -
@brainy-JRemXE • Sep 24, 2013
Also before you buy the ram make sure you check the ram slot on your motherboard to know if it is sd ram, ddr1, 2 or 3. So that will not buy the wrong one.