[SOLVED] Can I add another another 4GB RAM in H110M CS motherboard.

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I have a H110M - CS motherboard. I currently have 4GB DDR4 RAM. Can I add other 4GB RAM. I only have 2 RAM slots. Don't know if it will work. I know It should be of same frequency, voltage etc. But still can I?
 
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I think I am gonna buy a 8GB RAM but should I remove the 4 GB one into 2nd slot and put the new one in 1st slot? How much frequency, voltage, pin etc RAM should I buy according to my motherboard H110M - CS.
Quick question: After the installation, do I need to do anything in BIOS?
Answer all my doubts please.
You could install the 8GB module on either A or B slots. You should not have to make any changes in the BIOS, if you get a RAM module with the same specs as the current module installed on your system.
If you are running both together, then get a module with the same CAS latency, timing and voltages as the current 4GB module in your system.
For a trouble free system though, it is recommended to install matching RAM modules...
Apr 13, 2020
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Yes you can add another 4GB and indeed you should because having only 4GB installed is not enough these days.

However, your PC must be running 64-bit Windows to use more than 4GB RAM.
If your Windows is 32-bit, don't add more RAM because you will be just wasting your money.
Yes, I have a 64 bit OS. I think I am gonna buy a 8GB RAM but should I remove the 4 GB one into 2nd slot and put the new one in 1st slot? How much frequency, voltage, pin etc RAM should I buy according to my motherboard H110M - CS.
Quick question: After the installation, do I need to do anything in BIOS?
Answer all my doubts please.
 
I think I am gonna buy a 8GB RAM but should I remove the 4 GB one into 2nd slot and put the new one in 1st slot? How much frequency, voltage, pin etc RAM should I buy according to my motherboard H110M - CS.
Quick question: After the installation, do I need to do anything in BIOS?
Answer all my doubts please.
You could install the 8GB module on either A or B slots. You should not have to make any changes in the BIOS, if you get a RAM module with the same specs as the current module installed on your system.
If you are running both together, then get a module with the same CAS latency, timing and voltages as the current 4GB module in your system.
For a trouble free system though, it is recommended to install matching RAM modules from the same manufacturer.
 
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