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Since u have laptop; if it only has 2 DIMM slots then Single & Dual Channels work like this:
Single Channel:
- 64bits of I/O
- non matching DIMMs (such as 1x 4GB + 1x 2GB)
Dual Channel:
- 128bits of I/O
- matching DIMMs (such as 2x 4GB)
Physically look at the current 4GB RAM you have already and then buy one to match that. If you need more in-depth look at the specs, look up the Part# listed on the RAM. Or go into Windows OS, run CPU-Z app and look under the SPD tab there, select the slot# that has the 4GB RAM installed and then look at the Part# and/or specs and buy new RAM that matches those specs down to a "T". Just because your current one is "1600 / PC-12800" is not the only spec. You need to also look at CAS Timings and Voltage as these need to match as well.
If your RAM specs of installed RAM do not match, you will have problems booting or have overall system in-stability issues. So ensure RAM all match. The sizes only need to match for dual-channel purposes, but overall this can help a bit with system responsiveness too when running dual-channel mode. Plus the obvious benefits of having more RAM above all.
I bought this 4GB: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-PC3-12800-204-Pin-Notebook-CT51264BF160B/dp/B005LDLV6S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1448680951&sr=8-1&keywords=crucial+ram+4gb
Can someone check to make sure these are compatible and would work at the same time in my system?
Both are:
1600 Mhz (PC 12800); DDR3 SO-DIMM; CAS 11; 1.35V & 1.5V support ~ overall they should work fine together given the matching specs.
Then it would not run in Dual Channel Mode.
Plus it depends on Laptop Model too as alot of the cheaper laptops do not support more than 4GB per DIMM