Looking for RAM and SSD upgrades for your Sony laptop?
They are all here on this one page. All the RAM, SSDs and accessories needed to upgrade your Sony laptop. Utilise the dropdown boxes to find the correct memory and SSD upgrades for your Vaio SVE, SVF, SVJ, SVL, SVS, SVT, VGC, VGN and VPC series. The entire range of Vaio laptop upgrades can be found here.
Just start with the "select a series" box on the left and the configurator will direct you to the correct memory, SSDs and accessories for your model every time.
You can call, chat or email our upgrade team at anytime, we love helping people choose the right upgrade to extend the life of their computer.
This model has no available computer memory upgrades because the RAM is soldered on the main board. Memory was only an option at the time of purchasing the new computer. The RAM is not Upgradeable. There are other ways to speed up this model, please contact the Upgradeable team for more details.
Welcome to the Upgradeable Sony model page. You can quickly search our database and find your model and what upgrades you can buy to improve its performance.
Start by clicking on the "find your model series" box. A drop down list of models should appear.
Choose what series your computer belongs to. Step 2 is clicking in the next box "Select a Model" and all the models in that series will appear. Scroll to choose your model.
When you find your model, selecting it will make all the upgrade options appear.
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I want to upgrade my Laptop's Ram to 8 GB.
How would i find if my laptop supports 1333 Mhz or 1600 Mhz?
And which brand's Ram is the best for the same. Answer: Sudhir,
I can't find any info on this, it's best to pull of the RAM panel and have a look at the existing RAM and match that.
Computer Model: vpcsb16fg
Name: John
Current hard drive size: 256GB
Preferred new SSD size: 1TB
Type of installation: Fresh Installation
Answer: John,
Your Vaio would absolutely fly with an SSD in it. Here is a link for the Crucial M550. It'll work straight out of the box with no software to configure or anything.
No worries, your VAIO will absolutely fly with this Crucial MX100 256GB SSD in it, link below. SSDs run about 20 times faster the spinning HDDs.
Crucial is a division of Micron, the original developer of flash technology. The Crucial SSDs are considered the most reliable on the market and shouldl give you most read and writes of any SSD. The MX100 series is perfectly suited for your VAIO and the SATA2 connector that it contains.
Can't find any information online regarding this model (specs). Not on any list for Sony laptops. The laptop has two slots for RAM. I bought a new 2 GB ram card to replace 1 of the 2 (currently 1 GB each) cards. This will give me a total of 3 GB RAM. I want to get it up to at least 8 GB. Is this possible on this laptop? Windows 10 and 64 bit.
Answer: Paul,
It looks like the max RAM for this is 4gb via 2x2gb modules.
I have a Sony Vaio Fit Model SVF15N17SAB.
It currently has 2 x 4GB of RAM. The specs say that this is the maximum.
Can I upgrade it to 16 GB? Answer: Ahmed,
I can't find anywhere it says it will take the 8gb modules. However if this is the the core i7 model we have found that even though the manufacturer doesn't list them, many systems will take them. You can try it and see what happens? If they don't work, just return it for a full refund. If it does work, it also gives me something additional to put on our website. I'm always happy for customers to try things.
Hi. How bigger can i upgrade my RAM speed (mhz)? can my laptop using 1600 or bigger speed RAM? and whats the effect if i upgrade? what u\'ll recommend? Answer: Hi,
Your Vaio can max out at 8gb via 2x4gb modules. Here is the link for the correct RAM. The RAM specs for your laptop are 1066mhz memory. Upgradeable always recommends installing RAM with the original specs to avoid any compatibility issues. Many suppliers attempt to shortcut this by supplying different spec memory as it is cheaper for them to supply what is the current spec.
The irony of course is that even if you could install RAM with faster speeds it would still clock down to 1066mhz as the bus speed controls the the access time anyway so there is no point in even trying it. Extra RAM will allow you to run more programs at the same time and of course they'll all run quicker.
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