http://hat.proz.com/forums/ Topic: Upgrading memory en-us Sun, 16 Aug 2026 17:55:37 +0000 Sun, 16 Aug 2026 17:55:37 +0000 http://www.proz.com/faq support@proz.com (ProZ.com Support) support@proz.com (ProZ.com Support) Shai Navé Hardware http://hat.proz.com/post/697081#697081 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 20:31:00 +0000 <b>Forum:</b> Hardware<br/><b>Topic:</b> Upgrading memory<br/><b>Poster:</b> Shai Navé<br/><b>Post title:</b> Use PCWizard <br/><br/>Hi Carlos.<br />There are some softwares hat can give you specific details regrading your Hardware. One of these is softwares is PCWIZARD (to download - [url removed] )<br />After you download the file, extract it to a folder of your choice. Than navigate to this folder and start the software.<br />In the main screen of the software, you will be able to see a system summary of you system. Your motherboard model should appear there, along with other useful information. You will be able to search this model at the manufacturer site and than find out how many memory slots you have free and what kind of memory this Motherboard supports.<br />If you need any advice or help just ask, and post your Motherboard model in Here.<br />I hope that it will help you<br /> Carlos Alvarez Hardware http://hat.proz.com/post/696838#696838 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:07:00 +0000 <b>Forum:</b> Hardware<br/><b>Topic:</b> Upgrading memory<br/><b>Poster:</b> Carlos Alvarez<br/><br/>Hello,<br />I bought a Packard Bell Imedia H5315 in France. I would now like to upgrade the memory. When I go to the Packard Bell online memory configurator it says "the motherboard of your computer is unknown. Therefore the memory scanner is unable to select the right memory to upgrade your system". I then Googled "Packard Bell H5315 memory" and ended up with this webpage from Memory Ten: [url removed] So it would appear I have found the memory I need, but I feel uneasy about buying it for the following reasons: the Memory Ten page says there are only two slots, but the Packard Bell online configurator said there are four, two of which are empty, and I have had a look inside, and there are indeed two empty slots. Also, why can't the Packard Bell configurator recognise its own machine, which has not been altered since I bought it? Both the French and UK configurators gave the same result. Perhaps my machine isn't suitable for upgrading.<br />Any tips would be much appreciated.<br /><br />Carlos.