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April 24th, 2012 16:00
Maximum Memory for 620
I have a Dell Inspiron 620 Desktop that has two memory slots. I ordered with 8GB (4X2) which was what Dell said was the most. Apple products allow you to increase memory above what it states a maximum, so I wondered if I could add 16GB (8X2) to the motherboard, or would the system only recognize the 8 GB?
I really don't want to purchase the memory if there is no way in hades that the 620 will recognise the extra memory.



speedstep
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April 24th, 2012 17:00
You cannot do 8gig 4 gig is max for 2 slots
speedstep
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November 2nd, 2012 21:00
There is no ripping anything. There are 2 or 4 slots depending on the model.
2 GIG DDR2 sticks are Max.
2 slots = 4 gigs 4 slots = 8 gigs max more than 3.5 gigs ram requires 64 bit os
2 gig is max DIMM SIZE
You CANNOT USE 4GIG OR 8 GIG Dimms in any model.
The max ram is 8 gigs total. This is based on the chipset not Dell doing anything.
slappytheduck
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November 2nd, 2012 20:00
so dell is just ripping us off when it sells the 620 with 8 gigs then. is that what your saying?
slappytheduck
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November 3rd, 2012 00:00
well then you should remove SpeedStep's reply as it is confusing...and what the hell is up with a comp only recognizing 8 gigs in this day and age? i bought one of these and im feeling VERY ripped off! and it's not just the inflated price either...the comp. is balls!, just plain balls!
raubvogel
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November 3rd, 2012 06:00
SpeedStep, I bought a slim/2 memory slots 620 right off dell on 8/12/2011. It came with one 2GB SIMM and one 4GB SIMM, resulting in a total of 6GB of RAM.
BriTheITGuy
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May 31st, 2017 09:00
SpeedStep has the correct answer. I can tell from literally 20 + years of IT experience, that brother Speed Step has the correct answer. Thanks, to SpeedStep!!
BriTheITGuy
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May 31st, 2017 09:00
My question to speeedstep is, for the inspiron 620 with has 2 slots both filled with 2gig ddr2 which equals 4 gigs of 1600 max DDR2 Now my question is can I replace 1 of the 2 gig ddr2 sticks with one stick of 4 gig DDR2?!?, which if works would total 6 gigs of DDR2.... Please let me know at ypour earliest convenience.