Yes, you can.
You can upgrade your Acer
Aspire 5630-6760 Notebook (DDR2-533MHz) Laptop to up to a maximum of 4GB
Memory, the system has 2 (2 banks of 1) to install Memory. For best Laptop performance use the
maximum amount of allowed Memory per slot for your Laptop.
Hi allanstayzer,
You can upgrade the RAM to a maximum of 2GB. Just make sure the RAM you are buying is of the same specification as that of the one you have.
I googled you laptop specification. Your laptop will support any RAM of the following specification DDRII SDRAM 533MHz PC2-4200. (Just to make sure, this specification will be written on the RAM u already have). Though you'll have to remove one of the RAM to replace with the new one.
Hope this information was useful.
Thank you fox using fixya,
Arunzac
SOURCE: installing new ram
open back plate of your laptop. then u see on top of battery the ram slot.
fix your ram.into it.
check also there is any other ram?if there is u must check both ram frequency and chip company.
SOURCE: Can't upgrade an Acer Aspire 3000 notebook to 2 gb
Thanks for choosing fixya.com
Your not alone in this type of problem. When it comes to computer (laptop especially) they usually have a "Max allowed ram" most times its listed in the back of the manual in small print. Its a way to keep people buying new computers (if your into the conspiracy theories)
Chances are even a bios upgrade would not fix your problem. Mostly BIOS upgrades add support for new boot options, plug and play support, and fixes to bugs in older versions.
You can check aspires/acers website for updates www.acer.com
If they have an update it will comes with documentation as to what the update does.
Hope this helps you out.
Jei
SOURCE: I have an Acer Aspire 3680 notebook with 512mb
it must be DDR type of Ram. dont use DDR2 ram.
you can use 1 GB DDR of Ram
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