Recent content by frenchiveruti

Hi, would 1600Mhz present this issues? Or a Low Voltage RAM? Because I think it's the low voltage ram the one that gives issues.

Could it be that the RAM is JEDEC 1.35 and the notebook can't work with 1.35V RAM nor tell the RAM to be working with 1.5V?

I agree with you my fellow internet stranger, don't take my words as a negative on your comment, I agree to a certain degree, that's all. :)

That's not entirely true, I've upgraded my GPU from an AMD HD5600 to a Nvidia 1060GTX, my RAM from 8 to 16 and even my SSD from an HDD to a Samsung 970M.2 And I still have managed to avoid any fresh installs, without impact in performance. But that, of course, is if you know what you're doing.

Buddy, this may come down to laptop HDD spinning speed, you didn't specify but your old HDD may have been 7200rpm , whereas laptop HDD are USUALLY 5600rpm, that can cause a LOT of lag and stutter on demanding games. SSD is a great investment, don't go for a Samsung EVO, any cheap SSD can work...

Hello and welcome to my post, I'll go into detail so you can know what happened so far. I've acquired a pair of 4GB Kingston 1600Mhz RAM model KVR16LS11/4 modules For an old Samsung Notebook model NP-RV511-AAR1, to which, after EXTENSIVE research on my part (this linked site is one of many)...