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@@zeekamvs-2111 Its a single 8gb stick, have the same laptop that I've upgraded myself. Had 24gb until recently bought another 16gb stick and took out the 8gb stick. Now I have 32gb, which is barely noticeable unless you are using certain applications. Its a pretty nice laptop if you can get it on sale, but there is no driver support online so idk how long it will last.
Just bought the laptop wednesday, and I ordered a 16gb stick when I bought it. Arived today, and I must say its a HUGE improvement. I had to debloat it day one, and trying premier pro just crashed every time I tried doing anything. Id say for anyone that wants to upgrade, but dont wanna spend 80$, to just get a single 16gb stick. Keep the 8gb stick it has, and have a total of 24gb. Youll have enough for any games, and have some headroom for some multitasking.
@@cozidonapreguissa yes correct, I just put in another 8gb stick and bought a 1tb NVME to upgrade. I didn't see it in the math to upgrade to 32 for the price. Would you agree?
Thanks. Bought this and upgraded my SSD to 2TB and RAM to 32GB to replace my 4 year old Lenovo Legion that ran into some screen hinge issues. Runs far better with 32GB of ram.
Dear I bought hp victus ci5 13 gen 13500H, 4050 card, fa-1010nr version. I read on HP manual that these models support only 1tb SSD max, is it correct? Please guide as I also need to upgrade SSD to 2tb. Thanks
@anthonyrefour3023 thanks alot for prompt reply. Don't know why HP manual mentioned that fa-10xxx and fb-0000 only support 1tb SSD. Secondly can you confirm which gen 4 nvme read/write speed you have installed? 5000, 7200, 7600 etc
@@SW-ud1wt Hey, I keep posting the link, but it seems my messages are not showing up for some reason. I bought: Western Digital WD_BLACK 2TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS200T3X0E
Looking forward to the SSD upgrade video. I bought this laptop after seeing the Original video on this because its one of the first budget HP laptops ive seen that lets you upgrade both sticks of ram.
I can't say I am surprised. Good move. Last time I bought/built a system with only 8GB of RAM was back in 2005. Well, I also bought a very cheap celeron laptop back in 2014 or so with 2GB of RAM, but that was more of an experiment. (upgraded to 8GB myself). 32GB can be very helpful if you do video editing over a certain amount of complexity and length. Good looking laptop too. Pity about the only one SSD slot.
@johnathonready9347 yeah, but other than the cost it is also the matter of speed. I suspect for certain jobs it's better to have data on different drives.
@@TrusteftTech Never had a drive fail, but I don't do alot of data transferring. Wouldn't buy this laptop for that reason, but as a gaming and school laptop, hell yes. 4tb nvme is gonna cost you, but will cost less in the long run. Once you bought just one or 2 portable drives, you could of just gotten bigger internal storage.
Sounds like having a hardware cloner could be of a extremely useful for you. It would let you do a cloning with out needing software and wouldn't have to use the laptop or a desktop ; that would tie up that system. 32gb is nice - but when I do a laptop ram upgrade ; Ilike to get the amximum capacity in the fastest speed that's supported.
I have the same laptop, but it has 8GB of RAM. It performed much better with the pre-installed Windows 11, but after changing the operating system, it has become very slow. Even after updating, downgrading, and reinstalling Windows several times, the performance issues persist. I’m considering upgrading my laptop’s RAM to improve performance. Any help with this issue would be appreciated. Thanks!(conclusin : should i upgrade my ram of 8gb+16gb=24)
I have the 15-fa1082wm and I've been told by HP that 16GB is the max, but CMD prompt indicates 32 GB max memory capacity, and I've seen other guys online claim they upgraded it to 32 successfully. I'll keep you updated on my attempt to upgrade. (Keep in mind his HP Victus 15 could be entirely different from the ones we have, and likely is if its not the same model #.)
there shouldn't be any problems. pretty much all sodimm ram will run at standard JDEC spec speeds, so the system will essentially run at the fastest JDEC speed the ram supports out of the box. so if you put in 4800mhz ram, it will run it at that speed automatically.
Hello I was wondering, have you encounter where your GPU Mhz is stuck at 210mhz sometimes? Mine gets stuck at 210 gpu mhz sometimes and dont really know how to fix this. If anyone knows feel free to message back thank you
did you experience any drops to CPU temps, I'm running i7 14th gen with 4060, and 16gb RAM and im getting 80-90c CPU temp even with max fan speed, while ram memory usage is around 80-90%, If I upgrade to 64gb 5600mhz, do you think my CPU temps my drop as well? btw im playing World of Warcraft which is heavy CPU single core dependant game, not using GPU at all.
Yes, you dont need to turn it on first to do it. you can swap it and it will automatically recognize the ram and run it at the correct speed since the speeds for SODIMM memory are far more standardized.
hey brother my main focuse is gaming and graphics design work so i want to add 8+8=16gb it will be good for me can u please tell me. is it ok to add 8+8 =16gb ? @@EVOTech1
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mine has been excellent so far with 24gb (2x12gb)..been looking forward to your video about this. performance is excellent for the cost. cheers.
Thats a weird upgrade, would of kept the 8gb stick it had and got a 16gb stick. Could of gotten another 16gb stick down the line for 32gb.
Hello have you used crucial 2x12gb
@@johnathonready9347it’s not an 8 gb stick it’s two 4 gb sticks
@@zeekamvs-2111 Its a single 8gb stick, have the same laptop that I've upgraded myself. Had 24gb until recently bought another 16gb stick and took out the 8gb stick. Now I have 32gb, which is barely noticeable unless you are using certain applications. Its a pretty nice laptop if you can get it on sale, but there is no driver support online so idk how long it will last.
@@johnathonready9347 oh mb I must have a different model mine came with two 4 gb sticks instead of an single 8 gb stick
Just bought the laptop wednesday, and I ordered a 16gb stick when I bought it. Arived today, and I must say its a HUGE improvement. I had to debloat it day one, and trying premier pro just crashed every time I tried doing anything. Id say for anyone that wants to upgrade, but dont wanna spend 80$, to just get a single 16gb stick. Keep the 8gb stick it has, and have a total of 24gb. Youll have enough for any games, and have some headroom for some multitasking.
Its not going to run dual channel though
@@Speakingthetruth527 If you get the same speed, it sure will. Mine runs just fine at full speed.
@@Speakingthetruth527 believe its cl46 at 5600mhz, as long as the timings are the same the size doesnt matter.
@@Speakingthetruth527 It runs dual channel up to 16gb, then the other 8gb runs single channel, theres no performance difference to 32gb really.
@@cozidonapreguissa yes correct, I just put in another 8gb stick and bought a 1tb NVME to upgrade. I didn't see it in the math to upgrade to 32 for the price. Would you agree?
Thanks. Bought this and upgraded my SSD to 2TB and RAM to 32GB to replace my 4 year old Lenovo Legion that ran into some screen hinge issues. Runs far better with 32GB of ram.
Dear I bought hp victus ci5 13 gen 13500H, 4050 card, fa-1010nr version. I read on HP manual that these models support only 1tb SSD max, is it correct? Please guide as I also need to upgrade SSD to 2tb. Thanks
@ Hey, I have the 15-fb2xxx. It has the RTX 4050. I can confirm I have the 2TB NVME SSD installed.
@anthonyrefour3023 thanks alot for prompt reply. Don't know why HP manual mentioned that fa-10xxx and fb-0000 only support 1tb SSD. Secondly can you confirm which gen 4 nvme read/write speed you have installed? 5000, 7200, 7600 etc
@anthonyrefour3023 or you may please share SSD link /specs etc
@@SW-ud1wt Hey, I keep posting the link, but it seems my messages are not showing up for some reason. I bought:
Western Digital WD_BLACK 2TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive - Gen4 PCIe, M.2 2280, Up to 5,150 MB/s - WDS200T3X0E
Exactly the video I was looking for Thank you 🙏
Looking forward to the SSD upgrade video. I bought this laptop after seeing the Original video on this because its one of the first budget HP laptops ive seen that lets you upgrade both sticks of ram.
I can't say I am surprised. Good move.
Last time I bought/built a system with only 8GB of RAM was back in 2005. Well, I also bought a very cheap celeron laptop back in 2014 or so with 2GB of RAM, but that was more of an experiment. (upgraded to 8GB myself).
32GB can be very helpful if you do video editing over a certain amount of complexity and length.
Good looking laptop too. Pity about the only one SSD slot.
Nothing a 4tb nvme drive cant fix ;)
@johnathonready9347 yeah, but other than the cost it is also the matter of speed. I suspect for certain jobs it's better to have data on different drives.
@@TrusteftTech Never had a drive fail, but I don't do alot of data transferring. Wouldn't buy this laptop for that reason, but as a gaming and school laptop, hell yes. 4tb nvme is gonna cost you, but will cost less in the long run. Once you bought just one or 2 portable drives, you could of just gotten bigger internal storage.
Nice job on the upgrade.
Sounds like having a hardware cloner could be of a extremely useful for you. It would let you do a cloning with out needing software and wouldn't have to use the laptop or a desktop ; that would tie up that system. 32gb is nice - but when I do a laptop ram upgrade ; Ilike to get the amximum capacity in the fastest speed that's supported.
I have the same laptop, but it has 8GB of RAM. It performed much better with the pre-installed Windows 11, but after changing the operating system, it has become very slow. Even after updating, downgrading, and reinstalling Windows several times, the performance issues persist. I’m considering upgrading my laptop’s RAM to improve performance. Any help with this issue would be appreciated. Thanks!(conclusin : should i upgrade my ram of 8gb+16gb=24)
Its best to try to keep the two ram stick the same so I would recommend using another 8 for the cheaper option or two 16s if you want to go for it
When you uploading on how to update it two 2 tb ?
really easy to do so
Uprgading the Wifi adapter might be worth a consideration as well.
I think I picked up the same deal as you from Walmart but I was finding that specs were saying the motherboard max was 16 gb of ram...
I have the 15-fa1082wm and I've been told by HP that 16GB is the max, but CMD prompt indicates 32 GB max memory capacity, and I've seen other guys online claim they upgraded it to 32 successfully. I'll keep you updated on my attempt to upgrade.
(Keep in mind his HP Victus 15 could be entirely different from the ones we have, and likely is if its not the same model #.)
I forgot to ask what type of sticks does it use? DDR5? Or DDR4?
I’m pretty sure r4 but look it up
It's a DDR5 5600
ddr5 5600MHz
What about cs2? Its my main game and Im aboit to get one Virtus with same specs but with 16gb ram
You can always buy other rubber feet and use those.
Can i remove the system ram and install 4800mhz ddr5 rather than 5600mhz,is there gonna be any problems??
there shouldn't be any problems. pretty much all sodimm ram will run at standard JDEC spec speeds, so the system will essentially run at the fastest JDEC speed the ram supports out of the box. so if you put in 4800mhz ram, it will run it at that speed automatically.
@@EVOTech1 thank u
Why wouldn't you go with CL40?
Do you recomend the thermal kryosheet for the cpu and gpu? Or its better the thermal paste?
Hello I was wondering, have you encounter where your GPU Mhz is stuck at 210mhz sometimes? Mine gets stuck at 210 gpu mhz sometimes and dont really know how to fix this. If anyone knows feel free to message back thank you
did you experience any drops to CPU temps, I'm running i7 14th gen with 4060, and 16gb RAM and im getting 80-90c CPU temp even with max fan speed, while ram memory usage is around 80-90%,
If I upgrade to 64gb 5600mhz, do you think my CPU temps my drop as well? btw im playing World of Warcraft which is heavy CPU single core dependant game, not using GPU at all.
have you tested 2tb ssd?
Could you test hp victus 15 rtx 4050 16gb ram?
You know what still massive?
Hey man I bought it but I have warranty, so can I still upgrade the ram and still keep my warranty
Nope
After buying this laptop, can I proceed with the RAM replacement right away without turning it on?
Yes, you dont need to turn it on first to do it. you can swap it and it will automatically recognize the ram and run it at the correct speed since the speeds for SODIMM memory are far more standardized.
hey brother my main focuse is gaming and graphics design work so i want to add 8+8=16gb it will be good for me can u please tell me. is it ok to add 8+8 =16gb ? @@EVOTech1
Hi, thanks for your wonderful video. Can I add a 16GB DDR5 RAM alongside the existing 8GB RAM?
did you get an answer?
It wont run on dual channel just the 16
Idk if the laptop has dual channel support, but it will work, the system will get 24gb RAM in total
Can this run NBA 2K25 smoothly?
it came with 8gb of what ddr4 or ddr5 ?
Ddr5
DDR5 5600
what speed was the stock 8gb?
5600
It’s actually great how actually often you actually use the actually worthless word ‘“actually”
pubg test?
which is the gpu tpg?